CNAME Record Lookup

Where does www, shop or blog really point? Follow the alias chain to the final server.

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What you get

Alias chain
Every hop from your name to the final target
Final IP
The server address it lands on
Platform
The service or CDN behind the target
TTL
How long the alias is cached

About the CNAME Record Lookup

A CNAME record makes one name an alias of another — for example www.example.com → example.netlify.app. It's how you connect sub-domains to hosting platforms, stores, CDNs and email tools.

Nuqti reads the CNAME for the exact host you type, follows it to the final IP address, and names the platform behind it when it's recognisable — handy when you're connecting a domain or checking a competitor's setup.

How to use it

  1. 1Enter a domainLike example.com — no need for https://.
  2. 2Watch the check run liveEach step appears the moment it finishes — no waiting on a blank screen.
  3. 3Sign in free with GoogleSave your results and keep using every Nuqti tool on the free plan.

Frequently asked questions

What is a CNAME record?

An alias: it tells DNS 'this name is the same as that name'. The browser then looks up the target's IP.

Can the root domain have a CNAME?

Not by the DNS standard — the apex (example.com) can't have a CNAME next to its other records. Many DNS hosts offer 'CNAME flattening' or ALIAS records instead.

Why does my sub-domain show no CNAME?

It may use an A record directly, or the CNAME hasn't propagated yet. Check worldwide with the DNS checker.

CNAME vs A record?

An A record points to an IP; a CNAME points to another name. Use CNAME when the platform may change its IPs.

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