DNS articles
Introduction
- What is DNS?
- What is Time-to-Live?
- What's an ALIAS record?
- What's a CNAME record?
- What's an A Record?
- What's an AAAA record?
- What's an MX Record?
- What's an NS Record?
- What's a DKIM Record?
- What's a DMARC record?
- What's a CAA record?
- What's a POOL Record?
- What's an SOA Record?
- What's an SPF Record?
- What Is an SRV Record?
- What's a TXT Record?
- What's a URL Record?
Record types
- Differences Between A and CNAME records
- Differences Among A, CNAME, ALIAS, and URL records
- Common DNS Records
Managing records
- Managing A Records
- Managing AAAA Records
- Managing CAA Records
- Managing CNAME Records
- Managing DS Records
- Managing URL Records
- Record Editor
- Record Notes
- Regional Records
- Managing DS Records When Changing DNS
- Zone NS Records
Zones
- DNS Hosting
- Domain Zone Files
- Dynamic DNS
- Integrated DNS Providers at DNSimple
- Managing Integrated Zones
- Record Editor for Integrated Zones
- Reverse DNS Zones
- Resolution Status
- Auto-Importing DNS Records
- Why Anycast DNS?
- Anycast DNS
- Why DNSSEC and Secondary DNS may not work together
- Protection Against DDoS Attacks
- Zone Verification
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Record Resolution Issues
- Troubleshooting Domain Resolution Issues
- How to Use dig
- How Long Does It Take for a New Record to Resolve for My Domain?
- What's the Minimum Time-To-Live Provided by DNSimple?