DNS Checker

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Where to find it

Select DNS Tools in the left navigation, then the DNS Scanner tab. Enter a domain and select Check Domain. You can scan any domain, including domains that are not in your account.

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What it returns

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Nameservers

Identifies which provider runs the domain’s DNS, shown as a badge — for example AWS Route 53 — and lists every nameserver with a Copy control. A Where to update DNS records panel links directly into that provider’s console.

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DMARC Policy

Summarises the DMARC record found at _dmarc.yourdomain.com. The badge names the policy and colours it by how much protection it gives you, with a plain-language reading underneath — p=none reads “Monitor only - no action taken on failing emails”, p=quarantine reads “Failing emails are sent to spam/junk folder”. Alongside it: The full raw record appears underneath with a Copy control.

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TXT Records

Every TXT record on the domain, with a count and a Copy control on each. This is where domain-verification strings for other services appear, alongside anything else published as TXT.

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Protected by DMARCeye

When the scanned domain is monitored in your account, a confirmation panel closes the results.

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When to use it

Use this when you want the whole picture at once: before moving providers, when taking over a domain you did not set up, or as the first step in diagnosing an authentication problem. To change records rather than read them, use the DMARC Configurator.