The Networkery

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 2 Nov 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• domain_report

  DNS, DNSSEC, email security, blocklists, certificates, HTTPS and registration in one scored report, with what to fix first. Inputs – domain: Domain. Results include plain-English findings with fixes a

• dns_lookup

  Every record for a name, straight from its authoritative nameservers or from a public resolver, with plain-English notes. Inputs – name: Domain or host name; type: Record type; resolver: Resolver. Res

• dns_propagation

  Ask 13 public resolvers around the world the same question and see who has your change. Inputs – name: Domain or host name; type: Record type. Results include plain-English findings with fixes and a s

• dnssec

  Is the zone signed, does the chain of trust validate, and are the algorithms current? Inputs – name: Domain. Results include plain-English findings with fixes and a shareable link.

• nameserver_check

  Tests every nameserver of a domain directly: lame or unreachable servers, NS and glue mismatches, SOA serials, open recursion, TCP and EDNS. Inputs – zone: Domain. Results include plain-English findin

• email_auth

  SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT and BIMI graded, with the exact records to fix what is missing. Inputs – domain: Domain. Results include plain-English findings with fixes and a shareable link.

• email_headers

  Paste a message's headers to see its route and delays, SPF, DKIM and DMARC results with alignment, and why it may have gone to spam. Inputs – headers: Message headers. Results include plain-English fi

• spf_builder

  Pick the services that send your mail and get one SPF record, its DNS lookup count and a comparison with the record you publish now. Inputs – domain: Domain; all: Mail from anywhere else; providers: S