DNS Lookup: NS Records
Our NS Lookup tool helps you check the major NS (Name Server) records of a domain name. These records are crucial for identifying the authoritative name servers responsible for managing a domain's DNS records.
What are NS Records?
NS (Name Server) records are a type of DNS record that specifies the authoritative name servers for a domain. These records are crucial for the proper functioning of the Domain Name System (DNS) as they indicate which servers are responsible for answering queries about the domain.
Why are NS Records Important?
- Domain Management: NS records determine which name servers manage a domain's DNS records.
- DNS Resolution: They are essential for the DNS resolution process, helping to translate domain names into IP addresses.
- Domain Transfers: When transferring a domain, updating NS records is a critical step.
- Troubleshooting: NS records can help diagnose DNS-related issues for a domain.
How to Use the NS Lookup Tool
- Enter the domain name you want to check in the input field above.
- Click the "Lookup NS Records" button.
- The tool will display the NS records associated with the domain, including the hostname, class, target name server, and TTL (Time To Live) value.