THE RECORDS BEHIND THE NAME

DNS lookup.

Explore resource records, mail routing and reverse DNS.

Public IPs automatically use PTR. Common records queries A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, TXT, SOA and CAA separately.

DNS

r.am

6 answer records
Retrieved · 2026-09-28T06:41:23+00:00View JSON
ANOERROR · no answersAD no
AAAANOERROR · no answersAD no
MXNOERRORAD no
NSNOERRORAD no
CNAMENOERROR · no answersAD no
TXTNOERRORAD no
SOANOERRORAD no
CAANOERROR · no answersAD no

AD indicates that the resolver reports DNSSEC-validated data. “AD no” can also mean the zone is unsigned. NXDOMAIN is a DNS result, not a domain-availability check.

TypeNameTTL · secondsValueLook up
MXr.am259200120 mx.web.am.DNS →
MXr.am25920010 mail.r.am.DNS →
NSr.am259200ns.web.am.DNS →
NSr.am259200ns.r.am.DNS →
TXTr.am3600"v=spf1 +a +mx ip4:217.113.0.181 ip4:217.113.0.246 ip4:217.113.5.20 -all"—
SOAr.am259200ns.r.am. albert.r.am. 2023031601 10800 3600 604800 86400—
Authority records · 1
TypeNameTTL · secondsValueLook up
SOAr.am86400ns.r.am. albert.r.am. 2023031601 10800 3600 604800 86400—

Results reflect the public DNS view and recursive caching; they may differ from your local network. TXT strings retain their DNS quoting. Common records does not enumerate every name or record in a zone.