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yedinet.dev DNS records report

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Records · yedinet.dev

A

  • 195.244.63.15

AAAA

CNAME

MX

  • 10 mail.yedinet.dev

NS

  • dns3.yedinet.com
  • ns1.yedinet.com
  • ns2.yedinet.com

TXT

  • v=spf1 a mx ip4:195.244.63.15 ~all

SOA

  • ns1.yedinet.com root.yedinet.dev serial=2026051502 refresh=7200 retry=3600 expire=1209600 minttl=180

CAA

DMARC

v=DMARC1; p=none; sp=none; rua=mailto:[email protected]

Address recordsPass

1 A

+

Why it matters: Without an A, AAAA or CNAME the name resolves to nothing — the site is unreachable.

Name serversPass

3 NS

+

Why it matters: Two or more NS on different networks keep the zone answering when one fails.

SOA recordPass

SOA

+

Why it matters: Every zone must carry an SOA. Missing means the delegation is broken.

Mail (MX)Pass

1 MX · 10 mail.yedinet.dev

+

Why it matters: MX is where mail for this domain lands. No MX simply means the domain does not receive mail.

SPFPass

SPF

+

Why it matters: One v=spf1 TXT record says who may send mail as you. Two is a permanent error for receivers.

DMARCWarning

p=none

+

Why it matters: _dmarc tells receivers what to do with spoofed mail. p=none only monitors.

1

What to do

Publish v=DMARC1; p=quarantine (or reject) with a rua= address.

IPv6 (AAAA)Info

No IPv6

+

Why it matters: IPv6-only networks reach you directly with AAAA. Optional.

CAAInfo

No CAA

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Why it matters: Limits which certificate authorities may issue for the domain.

www resolvesPass

www resolves

+

Why it matters: People type www. If it does not resolve, they see an error.

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