What Is My DNS Resolver
Find which recursive DNS resolver your network actually uses: the server that queries on your behalf, often different from "your IP". Robtex also shows EDNS Client Subnet when the resolver forwards it. This is the DNS analogue of "what is my IP", and Robtex is one of the few places that shows it.
From the command line
Echo your resolver's IP, using whichever family the resolver used to reach Robtex.
dig dnsip.robtex.comForce IPv4 resolver reachability.
dig dnsipv4.robtex.comForce IPv6 resolver reachability.
dig dnsipv6.robtex.comAsk for enriched TXT output:resolver=,resolver-ptr=,resolver-asn=,edns-udp-size=,do=, andecs=/ecs-asn=when present.
dig TXT dnsip.robtex.comQuery through Google Public DNS over IPv4. Google forwards a /24 of your address asecs=.
dig @8.8.8.8 dnsip.robtex.com TXTQuery over IPv6 through Google. For IPv6 the resolver forwards a /56 prefix asecs=.
dig dnsipv6.robtex.com TXT @2001:4860:4860::8888Inject an EDNS Client Subnet directly and see it echoed and enriched.
dig +subnet=8.8.8.0/24 dnsip.robtex.com TXT @46.255.120.53EDNS Client Subnet
resolver=is the recursive DNS server that contacted Robtex.ecs=is the client subnet that resolver chose to forward. Google Public DNS (8.8.8.8) forwards a /24 of your IPv4 address, or a /56 of your IPv6; Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) sends none for privacy, soecs=appears only with resolvers that send ECS. See the full list of Public DNS Resolvers.
How it works
dnsip.robtex.com,dnsipv4.robtex.com, anddnsipv6.robtex.comare delegated to Robtex's anycast nameserver, which echoes the source IP of the querying resolver. The v4 and v6 variants are enforced by single-family delegation glue.
What to check next
Compare this with What Is My IP to see whether your HTTP source address and recursive DNS resolver are different. Use DNS Lookup or Robtex DNS Lookup for record checks, Historical DNS Records for passive DNS timelines, and AS Number Lookup for the resolver's network.
FAQ
What is a DNS resolver?
What is EDNS Client Subnet?
Why is my resolver IP different from my IP?
What does dnsipv4 vs dnsipv6 do?
dnsipv4.robtex.comonly has IPv4 delegation glue anddnsipv6.robtex.comonly has IPv6 delegation glue, so they show which address family your resolver can use toward Robtex.