SRV Record Lookup
Find service (SRV) records and read their priority, weight, port and target.
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What is an SRV record?
An SRV (Service) record tells clients which host and port provide a specific service for a domain — for example SIP/VoIP, XMPP chat, LDAP, Microsoft Autodiscover, or game servers like Minecraft. The name follows the pattern _service._protocol.domain, e.g. _sip._tcp.example.com.
Reading the fields
- Priority — lower is preferred (like MX).
- Weight — relative share among equal priorities.
- Port — the TCP/UDP port the service listens on.
- Target — the hostname providing the service.
Frequently asked questions
Enter the full SRV name including the service and protocol labels, e.g. _sip._tcp.example.com or _minecraft._tcp.example.com.
Check the exact service and protocol labels and that the record exists at your DNS host. SRV names are case-insensitive but must include both underscore labels.
MX is a special-purpose record only for email. SRV is a general mechanism for locating any service's host and port.