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DNS & Network

18 tools

DNS lookup, port scanner, WebSocket tester, public IP detection, SPF & MX record inspection, and FTP test.

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DNS Lookup

Check the DNS records a public domain publishes, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, TXT, and SOA.

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MX Lookup

Find the mail servers and priority values that receive email for a domain.

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NS Lookup Online

See which name servers are authoritative for a domain and catch delegation mistakes.

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CNAME Lookup

Check where a subdomain's CNAME alias points for CDN, SaaS, and hosted app setup.

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Online Port Checker

Test whether selected public TCP ports are reachable from the app server.

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SMTP Test Tool

Test SMTP connection, TLS mode, authentication, and optional sample email sending.

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FTP Test

Test FTP or FTPS login and preview a remote directory listing for a public server.

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SPF Checker

Find SPF TXT records and review which senders are authorized for a domain.

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My IP Address

Check your public IPv4 and IPv6 address in the browser, inspect connection details, and copy API examples for cURL, JavaScript, Python, and Go.

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Hex to IP

Convert a hexadecimal value back into a dotted-decimal IPv4 address for networking and packet analysis.

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IP to Hex

Convert an IPv4 address into its compact 32-bit hexadecimal representation.

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Binary to IP

Decode a 32-bit binary value or four binary octets back into an IPv4 address.

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IP to Binary

Expand an IPv4 address into its 32-bit binary form, grouped per octet for easy subnet reading.

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Decimal to IP

Convert a single 32-bit unsigned decimal integer into a dotted-decimal IPv4 address.

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IP to Decimal

Convert any IPv4 address into a single 32-bit unsigned decimal integer for storage and indexing.

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Octal to IP

Decode octal-encoded IPv4 addresses, dotted or single-value, back into the standard form.

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IP to Octal

Render an IPv4 address as four zero-padded octal octets for legacy systems and security review.

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IPv6 to Binary

Expand any IPv6 address (including :: shorthand) into a 128-bit binary representation.

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