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DNS history — records we have seen

A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS we have seen (first/last). Neighbors by IP. Not a global archive — grows from site lookups and crawls.

This tool Free

Free forever — does not use daily quota

DNS records IPTOOL has seen: first and last seen. Domain or IP. Not a global archive — grows from lookups, watches and crawls.

Queries leave from this Linux server, not your ISP DNS. Free. Cached answers can differ for a short time.

DNS History lists A, AAAA, CNAME, MX and NS values IPTOOL has observed, with first and last seen dates. Lookups, domain reports, member DNS watches and periodic crawls feed the archive.

Entering a domain also runs a live resolve and updates the store. Entering an IP lists hosts we saw pointing at that address (neighbor / reverse-IP inventory).

This is not a dnshistory.org-scale global archive. Coverage grows with observations on this site; an empty result often means “not seen yet”, not “never existed”.

Unique (host, type, value) rows keep first_seen / last_seen. Seeing the same value again bumps last_seen and the counter; old values remain after a change.

A background crawl re-checks names from query_log and watches about weekly, so A/CNAME changes accumulate in the archive over time.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data come from?

DNS Lookup, domain reports, member DNS-watch snapshots and background crawls. There is no third-party passive-DNS vendor.

Why do old records remain?

Unique values are kept with first_seen / last_seen. Even after a change, past observations stay.

Does it use quota?

No. DNS History is free.

Why is it empty?

We may not have seen this name/IP yet. Query once or add a DNS watch; later looks fill history.

Why no CNAME?

Apex rarely has CNAME; subdomains (www, mail) do. A live ALL lookup also writes to the archive.