Búsqueda CNAME

Encuentra aliases de nombre canónico y configuraciones de subdominios.

Cómo Usar Esta Herramienta

Qué Ingresar
Enter a domain or subdomain to check its CNAME (Canonical Name) record and follow the alias chain.
Qué Obtienes
Shows the CNAME target, TTL value, and traces the alias chain to the final resolved hostname and IP address.

Cómo Interpretar los Resultados

A CNAME record means this hostname is an alias for another domain. The chain should resolve to a final A/AAAA record. Long CNAME chains (3+ hops) add DNS latency. CNAME records at the zone apex (@ record) violate RFC 1034 and cause issues with MX and NS records.

Problemas Comunes y Soluciones

CNAME at the zone apex conflicts with SOA and NS records — use ALIAS/ANAME records instead. CNAME loops (A → B → A) cause resolution failures. Pointing CNAME to a decommissioned service causes dangling DNS and potential subdomain takeover.

Preguntas Frecuentes