Question 1

What is this tool used for?

Accepted Answer

When you move your website to a new server (change its IP) or set up a business email, it takes time for these changes to work on all computers and phones globally. This tool lets you instantly check how your website is accessed in Asia, America, Europe, and other regions, helping you confirm if your changes are fully active everywhere.

Question 2

Why do I see different IP addresses in the results?

Accepted Answer

There are two main reasons: 1) You just made a change, and some networks around the world haven't updated their records yet, so they still remember the old address. 2) Your website uses a CDN (Content Delivery Network). A CDN automatically gives visitors an IP address that is physically closest to them to make your website load faster.

Question 3

Why do some regions show timeout or fail to query?

Accepted Answer

This is a normal network behavior. We directly ask local internet providers (like a specific country's telecom) about your domain. If their network is temporarily slow or blocks overseas requests, the query will time out. As long as most regions return a result, your website is working perfectly fine.

Question 4

How long does it take for DNS changes to fully update?

Accepted Answer

Usually, it takes anywhere from a few minutes to 48 hours. It depends on the TTL (Time To Live) value you set at your domain registrar. If most regions in our tool show the new IP, it means the update is mostly complete!

Question 5

What do A, CNAME, MX, TXT mean? Which one should I check?

Accepted Answer

They represent different record types: [A] is the most common, used for checking your website's IP address; [CNAME] checks if your domain points to another domain (like a CDN); [MX] is used for business email setup; [TXT] is often used for website verification or email security. If you just want to know if your website is connected to your server, just leave it as 'A'.

Question 6

What if the query shows 'No Record'?

Accepted Answer

It means this specific type of record hasn't been added to your domain, or the new record hasn't reached that region yet. Make sure you entered the correct domain name (don't include http:// or www if you are checking the root domain) and selected the right record type.

Continent	Detection Region	Record Value
Asia	China (Zhejiang)Alibaba \| 223.5.5.5	-
	China (Guangdong)Tencent \| 119.29.29.29	-
	China (Jiangsu)114DNS \| 114.114.114.114	-
	TaiwanHiNet \| 168.95.1.1	-
	Japan (Tokyo)NTT \| 129.250.35.250	-
	SingaporeDigitalOcean \| 139.59.219.245	-
	India (Coimbatore)Skylink Fibernet \| 103.99.150.10	-
	Bangladesh (Kaharole)Md Masud Rana Roni \| 103.157.237.34	-
	Pakistan (Islamabad)CMPak Limited \| 209.150.154.1	-
	Turkey (Antalya)Teknet Yazlim \| 31.7.37.37	-
	South Korea (Seoul)KT \| 168.126.63.1	-
Europe	Netherlands (Amsterdam)OpenTLD \| 80.80.80.80	-
	Ireland (Dublin)Indigo \| 194.125.133.10	-
	Europe (Germany)Quad9 \| 9.9.9.9	-
	Europe (UK)Comodo \| 8.26.56.26	-
	RussiaYandex \| 77.88.8.8	-
North America	United States (California)Google \| 8.8.8.8	-
	United States (New York)OpenDNS \| 208.67.222.222	-
	Mexico (Mexico City)Universidad LatinoAmericana \| 200.33.3.123	-
South America	Brazil (São Paulo)UOL \| 200.221.11.100	-
Africa	South Africa (Pretoria)Liquid Telecommunications \| 5.11.11.11	-
Oceania	Australia (Sydney)Pacific Internet \| 61.8.0.113	-
Global (Anycast)	Global (Anycast)Cloudflare \| 1.1.1.1	-

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