Domain and security tools for SSL, blacklists and technical reputation

Free individual checks and generators · without registration

Check domain and DNS configuration, HTTPS, and security headers. For e-mail problems, separate checks are available for SPF, DKIM, DMARC and public block lists.

Secure domain, hosting and history

Checking DNS and provider change

HTTPS and browser security rules

Email configuration and block lists

Then they join the exams.

  1. Differentiate domain and service

    First, determine which DNS records and IP addresses belong to the affected service. Website, incoming e-mail and outgoing shipping can use different providers.

    DNS Checker
  2. Targeting a change

    When moving, compare old and new DNS stands. After changes to TLS or headers, on the other hand, you control the specific website response.

    DNS Moving Check
  3. Investigate Mail Problems Separately

    Check shipping permissions, signatures and the DMARC policy. For a blacklist check, the actual sending IP is relevant; an MX entry first describes the incoming mail path.

    SPF Checker

Frequent questions

Does the hosting checker always show the actual web host?

Not mandatory. Publicly identifiable IP networks can belong to a CDN, proxy or intermediate provider. The results are technical notes, not contract information.

Does a blacklist hit mean a worse Google ranking?

No. DNSBL and RHSBL hits relate to the respective domain or IP and the purpose of the list. They are not proof of a Google devaluation or a safe browsing warning.

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