Both A record and CNAME record are some of the most popular DNS (Domain Name System) records. However, they serve very different purposes, which are essential to understand. So, let’s explain a little bit more about the A record and CNAME record.
Why do you need a CNAME record?
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A record and CNAME record: What is the difference?Read More »
A record and CNAME record: What is the difference? Read More »
The rDNS (Reverse DNS) process is just one part of the Domain Name System’s overall operation. The goal is to link a domain name to an IP address. In our article today, we will take a detailed look at its purpose and why you need to implement it.
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rDNS – How to use it? Read More »
DNS resolution is the whole process from receiving the query to finding the IP address and loading the searched page. It happens daily, and we don’t even notice it. In our article, we will go over this procedure in full detail.
The process of finding an IP address from a domain name is known as DNS resolution. We can simply visualize DNS resolution by imagining a phone directory with people’s names. Unfortunately, it’s too difficult for us to remember their phone numbers. For DNS resolution, the same principle applies. It gets to its IP address via the domain name.
How to fix DNS resolution errors?
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DNS resolution: What triggers the entire process?Read More »
DNS resolution: What triggers the entire process? Read More »