cPanel - Advanced - Track DNS
These Network Tools help you look up domain details and trace the connection from your web server to your current device. This can be useful for verifying your DNS setup and viewing information like your IP address and DNS records.
To manage and ensure the security of the back and forth communication between Browsers, Websites and the Services they are using. Whether you are responsible for managing one or multiple website and domains, DNS monitoring can help to quickly diagnose any issues, prevent targeted attacks, and quickly identify any security breaches that might occur.
Domain Name Lookup
This network tool will allow a user to find out information about any IP address, domain name or run a traceroute to your website from your location
The Domain Lookup tool executes the host domain command, where domain represents a specific domain name.
This command resolves an IP address from a specified domain name, and returns general DNS information about the server.
With Privacy being so important the Domain Lookup tool no longer shows much information
To look up a domain, perform the following steps:
1) Enter the domain to look up in the Enter a domain to look up text box.
2) Click Look Up.
The domain’s mail servers and IP address will display. You can also view the domain’s DNS information under the Zone Information heading.
Trace Route
The Trace Route function traces the route that your computer takes to access your website.
This function displays how many servers through which your data passes before it reaches your website.
This information also includes the amount of time that your computer requires to reach the server.
To trace the route to your server, click Trace. The interface will display the pathways that your computer follows to reach your server.
Note: You may not possess access to this function. Contact your system administrator for more information about how to use the Trace Route function.
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