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Public IPs automatically use PTR. Common records queries A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, TXT, SOA and CAA separately.

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cluster6.eu.messagelabs.com

16 answer records
Google Public DNS · HTTPS2026-09-20T09:03:04+00:00View JSON
Registration / WHOIS →
ANOERRORAD yesResponse from 2600:9000:5306:b200::1.
AAAANOERROR · no answersAD yes
MXNOERRORAD yesResponse from 205.251.193.197.
NSNOERROR · no answersAD yes
CNAMENOERROR · no answersAD yes
TXTNOERROR · no answersAD yesResponse from 205.251.194.8.
SOANOERROR · no answersAD yesResponse from 205.251.193.197.
CAANOERROR · no answersAD yesResponse from 205.251.197.16.

AD indicates that the resolver reports DNSSEC-validated data. “AD no” can also mean the zone is unsigned. NXDOMAIN is a DNS result, not a domain-availability check.

TypeNameTTL · secondsValueLook up
Acluster6.eu.messagelabs.com60195.245.231.75IP WHOIS →
Acluster6.eu.messagelabs.com60195.245.230.200IP WHOIS →
Acluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6085.158.142.214IP WHOIS →
Acluster6.eu.messagelabs.com60195.245.231.72IP WHOIS →
Acluster6.eu.messagelabs.com60195.245.230.202IP WHOIS →
Acluster6.eu.messagelabs.com60195.245.230.201IP WHOIS →
Acluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6085.158.142.210IP WHOIS →
Acluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6085.158.142.215IP WHOIS →
MXcluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6010 mail879.messagelabs.com.DNS →
MXcluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6010 mail839.messagelabs.com.DNS →
MXcluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6010 mail874.messagelabs.com.DNS →
MXcluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6010 mail858.messagelabs.com.DNS →
MXcluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6010 mail838.messagelabs.com.DNS →
MXcluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6010 mail859.messagelabs.com.DNS →
MXcluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6010 mail876.messagelabs.com.DNS →
MXcluster6.eu.messagelabs.com6010 mail834.messagelabs.com.DNS →
Authority records · 1
TypeNameTTL · secondsValueLook up
SOAmessagelabs.com44ns-1714.awsdns-22.co.uk. awsdns-hostmaster.amazon.com. 1 7200 900 1209600 86400—

Queries are sent to Google Public DNS over HTTPS. Results reflect its public DNS view and cache; they may differ from your local network. TXT strings retain their DNS quoting. Common records does not enumerate every name or record in a zone.