Vercel CLI now supports verifying DNS configuration
The Vercel CLI now includes a `vercel domains verify` command that diagnoses DNS configuration, checking domain ownership, DNS records, nameservers, DNSSEC, and project attachment. It provides actionable steps to fix misconfigurations and supports JSON output for CI/automation workflows.
You can now use the Vercel CLI to diagnose a domain's DNS configuration.
Using the command, you can check whether a domain is correctly configured, attached to the right project, and verified. If not, it returns the exact steps to fix it.vercel domains verify
inspects ownership, DNS records, nameservers, DNSSEC, conflicting records, and project attachment, and tells you precisely what to change. When the domain is correctly configured, you get a single line back:vercel domains verify
With , the command returns the full diagnosis: status, reason, recommended records, detected conflicts, and suggested next commands. It exits non-zero when misconfigured or unverified, making it scriptable for CI and automation:--format json
You can also scope to a project, enforce exact matching, or run non-interactively:
Upgrade your Vercel CLI to version to get started. Learn more in the .54.15.1vercel domains verify documentation
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