AAAA Record Checker (IPv6)
This AAAA Record Checker retrieves the IPv6 address assigned to a domain. It helps verify modern IPv6 DNS configuration.
About This Tool
The AAAA Record Checker retrieves the IPv6 address associated with a domain.
An AAAA record maps a domain name to a 128-bit IPv6 address, enabling modern internet routing and improved scalability.
You can use this tool to:
- Verify IPv6 server configuration
- Confirm dual-stack (IPv4 + IPv6) setup
- Diagnose IPv6 connectivity problems
- Ensure your hosting provider supports IPv6
This tool performs real-time DNS queries and does not store or log domain information.
Frequently Asked Question
What is an AAAA record in DNS?
Yes. Most modern setups use both A (IPv4) and AAAA (IPv6) records so your domain works on older IPv4‑only connections and newer IPv6 networks at the same time.
What does your AAAA Record Checker tool do?
The tool looks up a domain’s AAAA records and shows the IPv6 addresses returned by DNS, helping you confirm that IPv6 is configured correctly and pointing to the right server.
How can this tool help with troubleshooting?
If your IPv6 site is down or unreachable, you can use the checker to see whether AAAA records exist, whether there are multiple records, and whether they match your hosting provider’s IPv6 addresses.
Where do I edit or add AAAA records for my domain?
You add or change AAAA records in your DNS provider’s control panel (often your domain registrar or hosting company) under DNS settings or zone editor.
How long do AAAA record changes take to update?
Updates usually take a few minutes but can take longer depending on the TTL (time to live) you set for the record and how quickly DNS resolvers refresh their caches.
