This process is known as a DNS lookup request. If your device has not recently looked up this website, then it will need to ask your configured DNS server which will forward the request on to the DNS server responsible for managing the records. When you visit a website, your computer, phone or tablet will first check your local DNS cache for the corresponding IP address. Most people find remembering names much easier than numbers, so DNS makes this process easy.

These addresses are used by computers to communicate with each other on the internet.

The Domain Name System (known as DNS) is a system used to convert a name (like into an IP address (like 192.168.2.1). Individual lookup results can be seen in detail by selecting a server location from the list or clicking on the map markers once a search has been completed. These results are then parsed and displayed on a map so that results are easier to understand at a glance. makes the process of performing global DNS checks easy by maintaining a range of DNS servers to perform lookups with. However, using these tools can be complicated and difficult to understand for non-technical people which is why the DNS checker was created to help with quickly checking DNS propagation. Many operating systems include DNS tools to check DNS records manually for diagnosing problems. This gives you immediate insight into how users globally may be resolving DNS records for your website, email or other online service. You can test changes made to new or existing domains and see if they have been updated correctly without the need to manually query remote servers.

is a free online tool that lets you quickly and easily perform a DNS lookup to check DNS propagation and see information of any domain from DNS servers located in many countries all around the world. Global DNS Checker - How to check DNS propagation

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