What it checks
Whether the domain publishes A or AAAA records, so that it serves a website at its own name. A domain with none is noted, and the web, TLS and exposure checks are skipped for it.
A pass means: The domain publishes address records.
Possible findings
Domain has no address records
Severity: InformationConfidence: ConfirmedKind: Informational
What we found
The domain has no A or AAAA records, so it does not serve a website at this name.
Why it matters
This is often intentional, for example for a domain used only for email. Web, TLS and exposure checks are skipped for names with no addresses.
How to fix it
No action is needed if the domain is not meant to serve a website. Otherwise add A and/or AAAA records at your DNS provider.