MX Record Lookup

Which servers receive a domain's email? Priority, IPs, provider and the basic authentication records — in one view.

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What you get

Mail servers
Every MX in priority order
Provider & network
Who runs your email, and where
Reverse DNS
The name each mail IP reports — needed for good delivery
SPF & DMARC
Are the anti-spoofing records published

About the MX Record Lookup

MX (mail exchanger) records tell the world which servers accept email for a domain, and in what order. A wrong or missing MX record means lost email — usually without anyone noticing.

Nuqti lists every MX record by priority, resolves each mail server's IP, network and reverse DNS, recognises the email provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho…) and shows whether SPF and DMARC are published.

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 does MX priority mean?

Lower numbers are tried first. Servers with the same number share the load; higher numbers are backups.

Why does my domain have no MX record?

Then senders fall back to the A record, which rarely runs a mail server — so email bounces. Add the MX records your email provider gives you.

What is a null MX ('0 .')?

A domain that publishes '0 .' declares it never receives email. That's correct for domains used only for websites.

MX changes aren't working yet

Wait for the old TTL to expire and check worldwide with the DNS checker (MX type).

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