A Record Lookup
Find the IPv4 address that any domain name resolves to.
What is a A record?
An A record (Address record) maps a domain name to an IPv4 address — a dotted-quad like 93.184.216.34. It's the most fundamental DNS record and the one that lets browsers connect to the right server when a visitor types your domain.
Looking up a domain's A record tells you which server currently hosts the site. If you're migrating hosting, debugging an outage, or checking that a recent IP change has propagated, this is usually the first record you check. If you need reliable hosting with a static IP, Netspace India offers Linux and Windows web hosting plans starting at ₹199/month.
Common uses
- Verify that your domain points to your hosting server's IP
- Check whether a DNS change has been published
- Confirm a competitor's hosting provider
- Debug a website outage by comparing expected vs resolved IP
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an A record?
Can a domain have multiple A records?
What's the difference between an A record and a CNAME?
How long does an A record change take to propagate?
Why is my A record lookup empty?
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