DNS Monitoring
DNS monitoring tracks your domain's DNS records and alerts you when they change. This helps you detect unauthorized modifications, misconfigurations, or issues with DNS propagation.
Available on: Business and Enterprise plans Default frequency: Every 2 hours
How it works
Pulsewise periodically queries your domain's DNS records and compares them against the previously known values. When a change is detected, you receive a notification with details about what was added, removed, or modified.
Monitored record types
Pulsewise monitors the following DNS record types:
- A — IPv4 address records
- NS — Nameserver records
- MX — Mail exchange records
- TXT — Text records (including SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
Change detection
Each DNS check compares the current records against the previous check. Changes are tracked as:
- Added records — New records that weren't present before
- Removed records — Records that existed before but are now missing
DNS history
The DNS history page shows a timeline of all detected changes, making it easy to track when and how your DNS records were modified.
Notifications
| Notification | Severity | When |
|---|---|---|
| DNS Records Changed | Warning | One or more DNS records have changed |