Tag: DNS
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AXFR Request
AXFR Request is a type of Domain Name System (DNS) request in which a secondary DNS server requests the update of information from a master DNS server.
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Name Lookup
Name lookup, also known as name resolution or DNS lookup, is the process of translating a human-readable domain name into its corresponding IP address. It is a fundamental function of the Domain Name System (DNS) and plays a crucial role in enabling communication on the internet. What is Name Lookup? In the Domain Name System…
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NS Record [DNS System]
Explore the intricacies of NS Records, a type of DNS resource record vital for identifying name servers. Learn how it interacts with other DNS components like A Records, MX Records, and more.
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Caching-Only Name Servers: Enhancing DNS Efficiency
Caching-only Name Server is a name server in the Domain Name System (DNS) that can resolve name lookup requests but does not maintain its own local DNS database or zone file of resource records.
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Incremental Zone Transfer
Incremental Zone Transfer (IXFR) is a method of updating zone information in newer implementations of the Domain Name System (DNS).
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Recursive Query
Explore the concept of Recursive Queries in DNS, where resolvers seek complete answers from name servers, essential for web navigation.
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PTR Record [DNS System]
Discover the role of PTR Records in DNS. Learn why they matter for email verification, system logging, and security, and how to manage them effectively.