Is my DNS misconfigured?
Compare Cloudflare and Google public DNS for a name you type. Your computer's resolver is not visible to a web page.
This does not read the DNS server set on your router. Disagreeing answers are often a CDN or a recent edit, not a broken home connection.
Type a domain to compare the answers from Cloudflare and Google public DNS. A web page cannot see the DNS server set on your router or computer. Two different answers are often a content network or a recent change, not a broken home connection.
- 1Type a domain, or leave the example.
- 2Compare the addresses from the two public resolvers.
- 3Read the verdict. It says when the check cannot see your own DNS.
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Questions
- Can a website see my DNS settings?
- No. The page can only ask public resolvers and try to reach a site.
- The answers differ. Is that bad?
- Not by itself. Large sites return different addresses on purpose.
- What would a broken domain look like?
- NXDOMAIN or SERVFAIL from both resolvers, or no address records at all.
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