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microsoft.com — snapshot from 2026-08-15 · Inspect My DNS

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microsoft.com

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Stored result from 1 day ago · Re-check for a live scan2026-08-15 20:37:07 UTCRaw JSON

microsoft.com scores 88 out of 100. Nothing is broken, but 2 checks are flagged as fragile or non-standard.

The warnings cover MX records and DMARC record.
One check could not be measured from our network and is excluded from the score.

Registrar

MarkMonitor Inc.

Confident

RDAP record at the registry
IANA registrar ID 292

DNS

Not identified

Who answers DNS queries for this domain. We could not match this against a known provider — which usually means self-hosted, or a provider we do not have a fingerprint for yet.

Not identified

Where mail for this domain is delivered. We could not match this against a known provider — which usually means self-hosted, or a provider we do not have a fingerprint for yet.

Hosting

Not identified

Where the website itself runs. We could not match this against a known provider — which usually means self-hosted, or a provider we do not have a fingerprint for yet.

88/ 100

2warnings
6passed
10notes
1not measured

Could not discover nameservers for the .com registry, so the parent-side checks were skipped. The authoritative side below is unaffected.

Registration

Registrant contact details are redacted for almost every domain under GDPR. The registrar and its abuse contact below are the fields that actually get you to a human.

Registrar: MarkMonitor Inc.
Abuse contact: [email protected]
Abuse phone: tel:+1.2086851750
Registered: 1991-05-02
Expires: 2027-05-03
Last changed: 2026-01-29
IANA registrar ID: 292

Nameservers at the registry

ns1-39.azure-dns.com
ns2-39.azure-dns.net
ns3-39.azure-dns.org
ns4-39.azure-dns.info

Status codes

client delete prohibitedDeletion is locked at your registrar, so the domain cannot be accidentally (or maliciously) deleted.
client transfer prohibitedTransfer lock is on — you must unlock this at your registrar before the domain can move to another one. This is usually a good thing: it is what stops someone else transferring your domain away.
client update prohibitedUpdates are locked at your registrar — nameserver and contact changes will be refused until you remove the lock in your registrar account.
server delete prohibitedThe registry has blocked deletion, often during a dispute or investigation.
server transfer prohibitedThe registry has blocked transfers. This is not something your registrar can lift on its own — it is often applied for the first 60 days after registration or a previous transfer.
server update prohibitedThe registry has blocked updates. Usually a dispute, a legal hold, or a security measure on a high-value name.

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Who runs what

DelegationWhat the registry has on file1 not measured

NameserversHow each server actually behaves1 checks

Mail deliveryMX records and mail servers1 warning

Mail authenticationSPF, DKIM, DMARC and transport security1 warning

Registration

Web & TLSAddress records and certificates5 checks

ReputationBlacklist status1 checks

RegistrationRegistrar records3 checks