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Everyone owns a domain name today, and owning a domain name is far from using it. Most of us try to configure with the instructions provided by some websites which are mostly successful. Success is when you type the domain name and see the page you intended to see.

But a domain configuration is much more than that. MX records, CNAME records, etc define how your sub-domains, mails etc work.

intoDNS helps you out in identifying all the records for your domain and analyzing the status for it. It will also suggest probable solutions if there are errors.

You can check intoDNS at http://www.intoDNS.com

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  1. DavidApril 01, 2020

    Hey, thanks for providing the tool. As my Google search, I also came across a similar but more handy tool Domain DNS Health Checker Tool. The important point it that provides you the detailed reporting on the DNS health test, MX record test, Mail (MX) record blacklist test, domain IP blacklist test, DMARC test, SMTP test for Mail records, and SPF records test. Also, checks which blacklist services have your A record and MX record IPs in them. To create a better understanding of the users.

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