DNS migration

Take a DNS snapshot before you move anything.

Capture the common records people accidentally leave behind during a nameserver or hosting migration, then paste an older snapshot to see exactly what changed.

What it answers

Use the result to make the next technical decision.

A before/after snapshot makes missing mail records, verification TXT records, old IPs, nameserver changes and TTL differences visible before they turn into a migration mystery.

Limits

Read observations in context.

This captures common record types through Google Public DNS, not a complete zone transfer. Private, split-horizon, unqueried and resolver-specific records are outside the snapshot.

Privacy

Marketing analytics never receive the target.

DotMoose records only the tool name and a coarse success/error outcome for marketing analytics. Active server diagnostics use bounded operational security logs without placing the entered domain, IP, URL, DNS answer or report contents into marketing telemetry.

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