DNS
Record | Description |
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| A domain name, usually a fully qualified domain name, is the first part of a Resource Record. If you don't use a fully qualified domain name, the zone's name where the record is located will be appended to the end of the name. |
| In seconds, the Time-To-Live ( |
| Internet, Hesiod, or Chaos |
| It should be first in a zone file because it indicates the start of a zone. Each zone can only have one |
| The distributed database is bound together by |
| The A record is only a mapping between a hostname and an IP address. 'Forward' zones are those with |
| The PTR record is a mapping between an IP address and a hostname. 'Reverse' zones are those that have |
| An alias hostname is mapped to an |
| The |
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