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DNS MX Record Change Watch via DNSPod
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DNS MX Record Change Watch via DNSPod is a paid API for AI agents from dns.intel.rallylive.ca, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-21).
Monitors MX DNS records for a domain using DNSPod (doh.pub) and returns current values plus a change diff compared to the last check, stored for 90 days.
Price / call$0.02
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Change watch for dns mx via dnspod: runs the check, compares it with the result from your previous call for the same domain (kept 90 days) and returns the current answer, changed true/false, the fields that changed with before/after values, and when it was last seen. Schedule it to be alerted when this changes. $0.02 per check.
Output
Returns the current MX records as resolved by DNSPod, a boolean 'changed' flag indicating whether the records differ from the previous call for the same domain, a list of fields that changed with their before and after values, and a timestamp of when the record was last seen. Previous results are retained for 90 days for comparison.
Example use cases
Email provider migration detection
“Keep an eye on the MX records for acmecorp.com via DNSPod and let me know the moment they change — I want to see the before and after values so I can tell if they switched email providers.”
Scheduled domain health monitoring
“Set up a recurring check on the MX records for mydomain.io through DNSPod — ping me whenever the records differ from the last time you checked, with a full diff of what changed.”
Security alert for unauthorized MX changes
“Has anyone tampered with the MX records for clientsite.com? Run a DNSPod check now and compare it against the last known state — I need to know if changed is true and what fields are different.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://dns.intel.rallylive.ca/watch/dns/mx/via/dnspod?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need change-detection semantics on top of raw MX record lookups — specifically when you want to know not just what the current MX records are, but whether they have changed since you last checked. Prefer it over a plain MX lookup when building scheduled monitors, alerting pipelines, or audit trails for email infrastructure changes. Use it over generic DNS watchers when you specifically want DNSPod (doh.pub) as the resolver, which may give different results than Cloudflare or Google DNS due to DNSPod's own caching and network vantage point.
Side effects
- Domain not found or NXDOMAIN — returns current DNS response code with empty records
- First call for a domain has no previous state to compare against — changed may be false or undefined
- DNSPod resolver unavailable — check may fail or return stale data
- Domain argument missing or malformed — request returns an error
- Stored comparison data expired after 90 days — treated as first-time check
Input
Schema · Request body
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