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Diagnose your DNS zones and audit SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, BIMI and DNSSEC for free. 48K+ domains analysed, 18 resolvers, 4 continents.

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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and CaptainDNS.
CaptainDNS's answer:
CaptainDNS combines DNS management, health auditing, and monitoring in one platform — covering the full DNS chain from delegation to DNSSEC in a single diagnostic view.
CaptainDNS's answer:
It goes beyond basic record management by actively auditing your DNS zone and alerting you to misconfigurations before they cause downtime.
CaptainDNS's answer:
Developers, sysadmins, and IT teams who need reliable, auditable control over their domain infrastructure.
CaptainDNS's answer:
CaptainDNS was built by practitioners who experienced firsthand how opaque and fragmented DNS tooling can be — and set out to fix it.
CaptainDNS's answer:
CaptainDNS is built on modern web technologies with a focus on real-time DNS querying, network diagnostics, and secure certificate management.
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