How to use A Record Lookup
Find IPv4 address records for a hostname. The server processes bounded inputs. Only public HTTPS endpoints are contacted; internal addresses and unsafe redirects are blocked. External answers can change between requests.
- Set Public hostname, IP, CIDR or HTTPS URL.
- Run the tool, review the result and its stated limitations, then copy or download if needed.
Example & practical use
Find IPv4 address records for a hostname. The example below demonstrates Public hostname, IP, CIDR or HTTPS URL.
Example input:
{
"target": "example.com"
}
Result: Actual processed output or live service answers; values depend on the input and request time.Features & result limitations
The server processes bounded inputs. Only public HTTPS endpoints are contacted; internal addresses and unsafe redirects are blocked. External answers can change between requests.
Frequently asked questions
What inputs does A Record Lookup accept?
Public hostname, IP, CIDR or HTTPS URL
How should I interpret the A Record Lookup result?
The server processes bounded inputs. Only public HTTPS endpoints are contacted; internal addresses and unsafe redirects are blocked. External answers can change between requests.
Where does A Record Lookup process my data?
Inputs are processed on this server. Uploads use temporary files removed at request end. Public diagnostics contact the named resolvers or website. Private text is not stored in usage counters.