DNSlens

Reverse DNS

An address's PTR record is set by whoever controls the address block, so on its own it proves nothing. The check that counts is resolving the name it gives back and seeing whether it returns to the same address.

A PTR record alone proves nothing: anyone controlling an address block can put any name there. Each name found is resolved back, and only a name that resolves to the same address is forward-confirmed.

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