SRV Record Generator
Generate a valid SRV record for SIP, XMPP, Minecraft, Autodiscover and more, with priority, weight, port and target. Free, runs in your browser.
Configure your SRV record
Fill in the service details. The record updates instantly.
Your SRV record
Host / Name
_sip._tls.example.comFull record
_sip._tls.example.com. 3600 IN SRV 10 5 5061 sipserver.example.com.What this SRV generator does
Common use cases
- 1Pointing SIP or VoIP clients to your server
- 2Configuring XMPP / chat service discovery
- 3Setting up a Minecraft server SRV record
- 4Publishing Microsoft Autodiscover
- 5Load-balancing a service with weights
- 6Directing clients to a non-standard port
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About SRV records
An SRV (service) record tells clients which host and port provide a specific service for your domain, at _service._proto.name (for example _sip._tls.example.com). It carries four values: priority (lower is preferred), weight (relative share among equal priorities), port and target host.
SRV records power service discovery for SIP, XMPP, Microsoft Autodiscover, game servers and more. This generator formats the host and record correctly so you can paste it straight into your DNS.
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Got Questions? We Have Answers.
What is an SRV record?
An SRV (service) record tells clients which host and port provide a service for your domain, at _service._proto.name. It carries priority, weight, port and target.
What are priority and weight?
Priority chooses which target is preferred (lower first). Weight distributes traffic among targets of equal priority, for simple load balancing.
What services use SRV records?
SIP/VoIP, XMPP chat, Microsoft Autodiscover, Minecraft servers, LDAP and many others rely on SRV for service discovery.
How do I format the name?
As _service._protocol.domain — for example _sip._tls.example.com. The generator builds this correctly from your inputs.
Where do I publish it?
Add it as an SRV record in your DNS, using the generated host and the priority, weight, port and target values.
Is anything sent to a server?
No. The record is built entirely in your browser.