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Free MX Record Lookup & Mail Server Check

MX records tell other servers where to deliver mail addressed to your domain. They govern receiving, not sending — but a broken MX means bounce notifications and replies never reach you, which makes sending problems invisible.

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Worked example — example.com

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  • PassRecords found3
  • PassPrimary10 · aspmx.l.google.com
  • PassBackups20 · alt1 · 30 · alt2

    Distinct priorities, correctly ordered.

  • PassCNAME targetsnone

    An MX pointing at a CNAME is invalid and some servers reject it.

Healthy — three exchangers with distinct priorities, all resolving.

SadaSend runs these checks continuously on your sending domains, and refuses to send until they pass — so mail Gmail would reject never leaves.

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Predefined Real-World Test Scenarios

Live verification vectors
GoogleSingle Ingress
google.com

Single high-capacity mail exchanger (smtp.google.com) at priority 10.

GitHubHierarchical MX
github.com

Five distributed mail exchangers with distinct priority weights (1 through 10).

SadaSendDual Exchangers
sadasend.com

Validates primary and backup mail exchangers configured for sadasend.com.

What this checks

  • MX records exist and resolve to real hosts
  • Priorities are distinct and ordered sensibly
  • No MX points at a CNAME, which is invalid
  • Every target resolves to an A or AAAA record
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