Global DNS checker.
Compare DNS answers from real locations around the world.
Has your DNS change reached different locations?
Real worldwide probesResults by location
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Different answers can be normal for regional services or cached records. This samples selected locations; it does not prove worldwide propagation is complete. Each probe uses its configured resolver.
A few useful things to know
Does this check every country?
No. Worldwide mode requests one available probe in each of six continents. The actual cities and networks are shown in the results. Some locations may be unavailable.
Why do DNS answers differ?
Resolvers cache records, and some websites intentionally return regional addresses. Compare the displayed answers with the records you expect; disagreement alone does not prove a fault.
What do the record types mean?
A and AAAA are website IP addresses; CNAME is an alias; MX handles email; TXT often contains verification or email policies; NS lists nameservers. TTL shows how long an answer can be cached.