Domain and network research tools

Direct answer: Use WHOIS or RDAP for registration, DNS tools for delegation and records, IP tools for allocation and routing, and website checks for current HTTP or TLS observations.

Use WHOIS or RDAP for registration evidence, move to the DNS report for resolver-visible service records, and use the website uptime check only for a timestamped HTTP observation. For JSON integrations, follow the lookup API documentation.

For narrower questions, screen a name with the domain name availability screening, inspect an address with the PTR and reverse DNS tool, or normalize a non-ASCII hostname with the internationalized domain converter before running another lookup.

Registration records

Query the systems that describe who operates a domain and where the record comes from.

WHOIS Lookup

Look up a domain's registry or registrar WHOIS response, including referrals, raw registration data, source and query time.

Open WHOIS Lookup

RDAP Lookup

Look up structured domain or IP registration data with typed events, entity roles, notices, status codes and source links.

Open RDAP Lookup

DNS and infrastructure

Follow the delegation and network evidence that connects a name to internet services.

DNS Lookup

Look up A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CAA and SOA records with response meaning, observed values, TTLs and query time preserved.

Open DNS Lookup

DNS Report

Review seven DNS record families and flag missing address, mail, nameserver and authority evidence from this resolver.

Open DNS Report

DNSSEC Check

Compare the parent DS records with the domain's published DNSKEY set and report whether a cryptographic key match is visible.

Open DNSSEC Check

Website checks

Test observable website behavior with narrowly scoped, abuse-resistant diagnostics.