Our DNS records on Amazon's Route 53 were inadvertently changed. Is there a way to see what all the records were yesterday?
Or in general, is there a way to see historical DNS records?
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Sign up to join this communityOur DNS records on Amazon's Route 53 were inadvertently changed. Is there a way to see what all the records were yesterday?
Or in general, is there a way to see historical DNS records?
Here is a summary of the Answers from ServerFault's Can you lookup a domains past nameserver & mx record history?:
Omid Kosari says: http://whoisrequest.org/history/ This one is really cool . No registration needed .
Professor Falken says: whoisrequest.org only works for com, net, org, info, biz and us domains. For others try using http://dnshistory.org
Teddy says: For .se domains, the DNSCheck tool checks if the previous DNS servers are still authoritative, which means you can see what they were in the "Advanced Results" tab.