Wirewiki is a platform that provides free online tools for exploring and inspecting internet infrastructure. Users do not need to install any software; they can query information such as domain names, IP addresses, and DNS servers through the web page.
The main features are divided into two categories: domain tools and IP address tools.
Domain tools include:
- DNS Propagation Checker: Check whether a domain name's DNS records have propagated.
- Website to IP Lookup: Find the IP address corresponding to a website.
- SPF Lookup: Check whether a domain name's SPF record is correct.
- MX Lookup: Find a domain name's mail servers.
- TXT Lookup: Find a domain name's text records.
- DNS Trace: Trace the DNS delegation path from the root servers to the authoritative name servers.
- Zone Transfer Checker: Check whether DNS zone transfer is enabled and view DNS records.
- DNS History: View historical DNS record changes for a domain name.
IP address tools include:
- Reverse DNS Lookup: Find the canonical domain name corresponding to an IP address.
How to use: Users visit the Wirewiki website, select the desired tool, enter a domain name or IP address, and obtain the query results. All tools are free to use online.
Use cases: Suitable for network administrators, developers, IT personnel, or any users who need to troubleshoot DNS configurations, check domain name resolution status, or analyze internet infrastructure.
Limitations: Currently, the available information does not provide detailed information about pricing models, data sources, query rate limits, the range of supported record types, or API access, and none is available at this time.
