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PTR record – everything you need to know

What is the PTR record purpose?

The PTR record also called a Pointer record, has an apparent objective. The IP address must be pointed at the domain name. Additionally, this kind of DNS record can function effectively with IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. As a result, you can configure and use Reverse DNS because of the Pointer record.

These records essentially serve as a spam filter. Spammers frequently generate fictitious domain names for their email addresses, and these names typically lack a suitable PTR record created by the DNS. Therefore, one of the fundamental criteria of many spam filters is the presence of reverse DNS. Additionally, when conducting a web and Internet traffic analysis, use a reverse DNS search to identify the service providers among your visitors.

How are your PTR records stored?

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List of best Premium DNS providers

The topic of our article today is the Premium DNS providers. But first, let’s explain briefly what exactly Premium DNS is.

What is Premium DNS?

Premium DNS is a service provided by a DNS hosting provider. You can get more of everything with Premium plans. So, you can benefit from more DNS servers and DNS zones. You are also capable of better traffic management. If you select the Premium DNS plan, you will undoubtedly notice an increase in loading speed. In addition, it will provide increased uptime, security, and even SEO.

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MX record: Why do you need it?

MX record is one of the most popular DNS records that you should be aware of. Each domain-related operation you wish to carry out necessitates the use of DNS records for assistance. So let’s go over what it’s for and why it’s important.

MX record – definition

MX is an abbreviation for mail eXchange record. DNS records are necessary for directing the execution of various DNS processes. A DNS mail exchange record (MX) is a resource record used by the Domain Name System to appropriately point to the exact name of the incoming email server to which emails must be forwarded. You’ve figured it out! The MX record identifies the server that is in charge of receiving emails addressed to a specific domain.

How to start managing MX records for your domain name?

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What is a SOA record and what is it used for?

The definition of SOA record

The SOA record, or Start of Authority, is one of the most important DNS records. It signifies the beginning of authority. It will direct you to the nameserver that holds the original zone file. This server will be the authoritative DNS server and have all of the critical information about the zone. The Start of Authority record is the first in a zone file, and it sets the zone’s general characteristics.

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CNAME record – When should you use it?

Now we’ll look at one of the most common DNS record types: CNAME. What is its purpose, and how do you use it? You’ll find out soon!

CNAME record – what does it mean?

The name of the CNAME is split into two pieces. The letter C stands for canonical, and it indicates which domain name is the true one for the one you’re trying to resolve. The NAME is self-evident. Name, as in hostname, is what it stands for.

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