DNS Propagation
Compare answers from many regions and see at a glance whether your change is live.
FAQ
How do I know propagation is complete?
When every region returns the same answer. Regions that differ are highlighted.
Where are checks made from?
Regional views are produced with EDNS Client Subnet on public resolvers, plus several public DNS services for comparison.
Why do some regions still show old data?
Resolvers cache the old record until its TTL expires. Lower the TTL before making changes.
Which record types are supported?
A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT and NS.
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