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DNS & Email Tools

Run a DNS or email lookup

Public diagnostics

TLS-RPT Checker & Generator →

Frequently used records

Advanced DNS & security

Query A, AAAA, MX, NS, SOA, CAA and TXT records.

Privacy & how these tools work

Results are not stored in account history. Header and DNS-log analysis are processed in memory. Do not submit message bodies, credentials or sensitive client identifiers.

Related reports & provider requirements

DMARC aggregate reports and private history →

Actual email tests and SmarterMail receiver status →

Website health, hosting observations and renewal checks →

Google Postmaster and server intelligence

Add and verify a domain below to request live provider evidence. The administrator must first configure authorised credentials. No sample reputation metrics are used.

DNS blocklists

Requires licensed provider zones configured by the operator. Missing provider configuration is reported as not verified, never as a clean reputation.

Manage domains & provider connections

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DNS & email tools

Check published records and understand their findings.

Who can do this: Public diagnostic users with permission to assess the target.

Before you start: Have the domain/IP and, for a known DKIM key, its selector.

Steps and checks

  1. Choose the toolManual check

    Select a record or diagnostic; advanced checks have different evidence and limits.

    Open the relevant page →
  2. Enter and confirm the targetManual check

    Use the requested domain/IP and confirm permission before running the check.

  3. Review evidence and limitsManual check

    A failed or unavailable lookup is not a clean security assessment.

  4. Continue with monitoringManual check

    If ongoing checks are needed, configure a permitted monitor separately.

    Open the relevant page →

Only labelled account facts are verified here. Manual checks and viewing a guide do not prove setup, receipt or access is complete.

Expected result

The result identifies the queried target, evidence and limitations.

Common questions

Does a public lookup grant access to private reports?

No. Private reports require the appropriate account, organisation membership and asset access.

New here?

Take a short tour of checks, evidence, monitoring and account scope.