DNS & email records
See the public records that control your website, email delivery, and domain authority.
- MX records
- SPF record
- DKIM selector detection
- DMARC record and policy
- BIMI record
- A and AAAA records
- CNAME and TXT records
- NS and SOA records
Domain Health Check by Meta IT Pro
Check the DNS, email-security, website, certificate, and registration signals your business depends on—then monitor them for changes and receive a clear weekly report.
DOMAIN HEALTH
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What the platform checks
Domain health is more than whether a website loads. Email authentication, DNS authority, certificates, nameservers, and registration data all affect availability and trust.
See the public records that control your website, email delivery, and domain authority.
Identify authentication gaps and configuration risks that can affect trust and deliverability.
Monitor whether your public website and domain infrastructure remain available and trustworthy.
From snapshot to monitoring
A good report should not repeat the same technical output. It should highlight new risks, resolved findings, approaching deadlines, and the next action that matters.
Collect the authorized public DNS, email, website, and registration signals.
Compare current results with the previous scan and plan-specific thresholds.
Group findings into critical, warning, and informational recommendations.
Send a concise weekly summary with history and practical next steps.
Simple per-domain pricing
The monitoring application is being prepared for early access. Contact Meta IT Pro to register your interest.
A clear, on-demand snapshot of one domain.
Ongoing visibility for a business-critical domain.
Deeper monitoring and faster awareness of risk.
Plan features and availability may change before general release. Active mail-server testing requires verified domain ownership and applicable service availability.
Frequently asked questions
No. The public scan reads available DNS, email, website, and registration information. It does not change your records, hosting, email, or domain.
DKIM records use selectors that cannot be fully enumerated through DNS. The scanner checks common provider selectors and can use selectors supplied by a verified domain owner. A result may say that DKIM was not detected rather than claiming it is missing.
After ownership verification, the app stores authorized domain settings, runs scheduled checks, compares new results with prior scans, and sends reports or alerts based on the selected plan.
The report explains the finding, its likely business impact, and practical next steps. If you want help, Meta IT Pro can review the environment and assist within an agreed service scope.
No. Domain monitoring provides visibility into specific public configurations and availability signals. It does not replace a complete security assessment, internal monitoring, legal review, compliance audit, or incident-response program.
Early access
Tell us which domain-health problems matter to your business. Your feedback will help shape the monitoring dashboard and weekly report.