ns.checkeremail.com

IP & reverse DNS

FCrDNS (forward-confirmed reverse DNS) passes when the IP’s PTR name resolves back to the same IP. It is a key signal that a mail server is legitimately configured; servers without it are widely treated as suspicious.

Server software

Captured passively during an earlier check — we do not actively scan mail servers.

Domains using this mail server

• gmail.com

What does this mean?

These are public DNS facts about the mail server ns.checkeremail.com — the host that other servers connect to when delivering email for the domains above. We do not actively probe it over SMTP; the checks here are reverse DNS, forward-confirmed rDNS and public blocklists.

To look up a specific domain’s mail setup use the MX Lookup, or verify an address with the email checker. Learn more in email servers explained.