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Hosting & Network

0x222.click runs on Google Cloud.

Hosting network
Google CloudAS396982Google Cloud
Managed DNS
Self-hosted / other
Email
None
IPv6 (AAAA)
Enabled
CAA pinning
Set

Sits alongside 541,310 other sites on Google Cloud. Stable here since we started watching (Jul 20, 2026).

DNS Records for 0x222.click

HostnameTypeTTLPriorityContent
0x222.clickA034.123.0.161
0x222.clickAAAA02600:1900:4000:1102:8000::
0x222.clickNS0ns4.namefi.io
0x222.clickNS0ns3.namefi.io
0x222.clickSOA60ns3.namefi.io admin.namefi.io 2023080901 60 30 300 60
0x222.clickTXT0ENS1 dnsname.ens.eth 0xB5856d4598c919834913b8656ebc15a64d3C7836
0x222.clickCAA00 issue zerossl.com
0x222.clickCAA00 issue letsencrypt.org

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About DNS Records

DNS (Domain Name System) records are instructions that provide information about a domain, including its IP addresses, mail servers, and other services. Common record types include:

  • SOA (Start of Authority) - Contains administrative information about the zone
  • NS (Nameserver) - Specifies authoritative nameservers for the domain
  • A (Address) - Maps a domain to an IPv4 address
  • AAAA - Maps a domain to an IPv6 address
  • CNAME (Canonical Name) - Creates an alias pointing to another domain
  • MX (Mail Exchange) - Specifies mail servers for the domain