Creating, modifying, and deleting DNS records
DNS is all about records. It maintains a record name to respective data-type mapping. Following are the frequently used resource record types in DNS:
Record Type |
Record Name |
Description |
---|---|---|
|
Address record |
Used for mapping a name to IPv4 address. |
|
Alias record |
Used for mapping an alias to hostname. |
|
Name Server record |
Gives details about name servers for a given domain. |
|
Pointer (or Reverse) record |
Maps IP address to a hostname. |
|
State Of Authority |
This contains administrative information about a domain hosted by the zone. Details like who owns it, email ID, refresh interval, retry interval, etc. related to the zone. |
|
Mail Exchange record |
This gives the list ... |
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