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AAAA lookup

selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com

No AAAA records for selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com.

Which IPv6 address does this name point to? Nothing is published for this question.

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Checked Took 0.3 s

AAAA records for selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com

AAAA records for selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com
Type Name Value TTL
CNAME selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com selector1-marketstead-com._domainkey.marktetstead.w-v1.dkim.mail.microsoft an alias: the answer comes from this name 3600

Tests

  1. Info

    AAAA record published

    selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com has no IPv6 address. That is fine for most sites; IPv4 still works everywhere.

    More info about “AAAA record published”

    An AAAA record is the IPv6 version of an A record. It is optional: everything still works over IPv4 without one, but adding it lets IPv6-only networks reach you directly.

How we got this answer

Every question we asked, in order, with how long each server took to reply.

  1. recursive resolver — asked selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com SOA · 78 ms
    The zone holding selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com is w-v1.dkim.mail.microsoft.
  2. ns1-80.azure-dns.com (150.171.10.80) — asked selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com AAAA · 24 ms
    Answered, but not authoritatively — trying the next server.
  3. ns2-80.azure-dns.net (150.171.16.80) — asked selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com AAAA · 24 ms
    Answered, but not authoritatively — trying the next server.
  4. recursive resolver — asked selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com AAAA · 45 ms
    Alias: CNAME to selector1-marketstead-com._domainkey.marktetstead.w-v1.dkim.mail.microsoft. (via a recursive resolver; may be cached)
  5. recursive resolver — asked selector1._domainkey.marketstead.com AAAA · 45 ms
    Followed the alias chain: Alias: CNAME to selector1-marketstead-com._domainkey.marktetstead.w-v1.dkim.mail.microsoft.

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