DNS Lookup for megaconvert.io

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Results for megaconvert.io
Checked: Aug 3, 2026 at 18:44 UTC
megaconvert.io
5.9.16.18 NameCheap, Inc.
7
Records
4/7
Types
1
ms
A (1) AAAA MX (3) CNAME TXT NS (2) SOA (1)
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A Maps domain to IPv4 address
1 record
Host Value TTL
megaconvert.io 5.9.16.18 54m (3,240s)
MX Mail server routing
3 records
Host Value TTL Priority
megaconvert.io mx2.zoho.eu 54m (3,240s) 20
megaconvert.io mx3.zoho.eu 54m (3,240s) 50
megaconvert.io mx.zoho.eu 54m (3,240s) 10
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NS Authoritative nameservers
2 records
Host Value TTL
megaconvert.io ns2.templenode.com 1d (86,400s)
megaconvert.io ns1.templenode.com 1d (86,400s)
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SOA Start of Authority — zone info
1 record
Host Value TTL
megaconvert.io ns1.templenode.com office.templenode.com
Serial: 2026051000 · Refresh: 3600 · Retry: 1800 · Expire: 1209600 · Min TTL: 86400
54m (3,241s)
WHOIS NS ns1.templenode.com ns2.templenode.com

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