How to use it
- Enter up to ten domains, one per line.
- Solve the displayed math CAPTCHA.
- Select Check to start sequential processing.
- Review the result section for each submitted line.
- Copy the combined bulk results if you need a report.
The implementation performs DNS_ALL lookups and never sends an HTTP request, follows a redirect, or reports a status code.
What is the purpose of the tool
This page currently helps administrators collect raw DNS record tables for a small batch of domains.
It does not audit redirects despite the page name, so redirect targets and chains must be checked with the dedicated HTTP tools.
What parameters it generates in output
Bulk Results shows the number of submitted items, followed by a named section for each line. Resolved Target is the cleaned domain used for that item.
Type identifies the DNS record type. Host / Name is the record owner. Target / Value contains the returned address, host, or text value. TTL is the cache lifetime, with 300 displayed when the renderer receives a falsey value.
FAQs related to that specific tool
Does it follow redirects?
No. The code performs DNS queries only.
Are HTTP status codes displayed?
No. The visible table contains DNS fields.
How many domains can be entered?
The shared bulk interface allows up to ten non-empty lines.
Are the items processed in parallel?
No. They are checked sequentially.
What DNS fields appear?
Each returned row shows type, host or name, target or value, and TTL.
Can a DNS CNAME prove a web redirect?
No. DNS aliases and HTTP redirects are different mechanisms.