Transparency Online: How to Read DNS Records

Do you want to know which server a domain points to or which mail server (MX record) is configured? There are professional tools that make this "invisible" data visible.

Online Tools (Recommended)

Use services like LeafDNS or Google Dig. Simply enter the domain to check the following records:

  • A Record: The IP address of your web server.
  • MX Record: The server responsible for receiving emails.
  • TXT Record: Important for verifications (e.g., SPF for spam protection).
Pro Tip: Via the CuriaWeb cPanel under "Zone Editor," you can view and edit all DNS records for your domains hosted with us in real-time.
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