Check SSL expiry, DNS and email records for a list of domains
Health report per domain: SSL certificate and expiry, DNS records (MX, NS, TXT) and SPF and DMARC, for a whole list at once.
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domain-expired, domain-expiring, no-nameservers, tls-expired, tls-expiring, tls-name-mismatch, no-address-record, no-tls, no-spf, no-dmarc, dmarc-policy-none, no-mx, no-dnssec and not-registered.
Because the domain has no MX record at all, so it does not receive mail and nagging about mail authentication would be noise. no-mx is reported instead.
A DMARC policy of none only monitors: mail that fails the check is still delivered, so anyone can send mail in that domain's name. Moving to quarantine or reject is the point of having DMARC at all.
The domain resolves, but nothing answered a TLS handshake on port 443 within six seconds. Usually that means the name is registered and pointed somewhere without a web server.