Highlights
- Sends DNS queries to a user-specified DNS server from an Android device.
- Supports selection of DNS record types for each query.
- Displays the raw DNS response data returned by the server.
- Useful for verifying domain resolution and diagnosing DNS-related network issues.
About this application
AndroDNS is a DNS client application for Android, published by Gryphius. It allows the user to send DNS queries manually and inspect the responses returned by a DNS server of their choosing. The application is aimed at users who need to verify DNS resolution behavior, check how a domain name resolves from a particular server, or troubleshoot network configuration issues on a mobile device.
The core workflow involves specifying a domain name, selecting a query type, and directing the query at a chosen DNS server. The application then displays the raw response data, including the records returned. This makes it a practical reference tool for network administrators or developers working with DNS on the go, without requiring access to a desktop environment or command-line utilities. It runs on Android and is distributed under the Apache-2.0 license.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
androdns.android.leetdreams.ch.androdnsv1.84.5 MBreleased 08/10/2023
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