Check an IP or Domain Against the Roskomnadzor Blocklist

RKN Blocklist Checker — Is Your Domain Blocked in Russia?

Roskomnadzor (RKN) is Russia's federal telecommunications regulator responsible for maintaining the national blocklist (EAIS). Domains, IPs, and URLs can be added to the registry by court order, at the request of authorities, or automatically. ISPs in Russia are legally required to block all entries.

This tool checks your domain against Russia's official blocklist (Roskomnadzor EAIS) using public registry exports together with extended operator blocklists, verifies DNS resolution through three Russian ISP resolvers (Rostelecom, MTS, SkyDNS) to detect provider-level DNS substitution, shows the IP geolocation (ISP, ASN, country), and performs an HTTP probe from our Russia-based server. The authoritative registry is published at eais.rkn.gov.ru.

If your domain is blocked, you can request delisting through the official EAIS portal or through your hosting provider. Common reasons for blocking include copyright violations, prohibited content, and regulatory non-compliance.

Legal notice. This is an informational, diagnostic service for resource owners to check whether their own domain or IP is listed in the public Roskomnadzor registry (EAIS). It surfaces publicly available registry data and does not provide, recommend, or facilitate any means of bypassing or circumventing access restrictions.

After checking RKN status, you can also verify your DNS records with our DNS Lookup tool, check your SSL certificate with the SSL Checker, or run a full DNSBL spam blacklist check.