Domain resolution
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The Domain resolution sensor resolves a domain name through DNS and checks that it resolves. Use it to be warned when a DNS zone breaks, a record is deleted or a domain lapses.
In the wizard: Domain name.
Settings#
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Host | The domain name to resolve, for example www.corvane.example. |
| Timeout | Time allowed for the resolution, in milliseconds. |
When is it healthy?#
When the name resolves to at least one address within the timeout. The sensor does not compare the result to an expected address.
Good to know#
The resolution is made by the agent that runs the sensor: the public agent uses public DNS, while a private agent uses its network's resolvers — useful to check internal names such as db01.corp.local.