Nslookup shows which DNS data a resolver returns for a domain: IP addresses, mail servers, nameserver records, and other details that matter for websites and email.
The tool helps confirm that a domain points to the expected A and AAAA addresses and that email is configured through the correct MX records.
If a website does not open for all users, nslookup helps separate a DNS problem from a web server error, browser cache issue, or network restriction.
After changing DNS records, hosting, or email providers, check the result more than once: different resolvers may refresh their data at different times.
Run NSLookup checks for a domain and inspect DNS records from the InetTools network. The tool helps verify A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT and other records, compare expected values and diagnose domain resolution issues.
Use it after DNS changes, mail setup, hosting migration or when a site opens for some users but not others. The result gives a quick view of what the resolver currently returns.