Tag Archives: DNS records

Premium DNS vs Free DNS: Which one to choose?

Posted on February 17, 2022 by Josh

Inexperienced and newcomers to the Domain Name System world frequently have questions about the Premium DNS vs Free DNS comparison. Can we only use the Free DNS, or do we need to apply the Premium DNS? In today’s article, we’ll take a closer look at these DNS plan types and what they offer. So, let’s […]

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5 DNS record types – Quick Guide

Posted on November 29, 2021 by Josh

Here is a quick guide to easily understand some of the DNS record types. All of them have a different role that is essential for the normal functionality of your Domain Name System (DNS). SOA record Start Of Authority record or, for short, SOA record is crucial to explain this record before all of the […]

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SOA record – Why is it important?

Posted on May 10, 2021 by Josh

There are many different DNS records. Some are very specific. Others are common and exist in any DNS. SOA record is one of these common, always present DNS records. Let’s see what it does and why it is so important to have it! What is the SOA record? SOA record is a key DNS record […]

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CNAME record – everything you need to know

Posted on April 19, 2021 by Josh

Now we will check one of the basic DNS records – CNAME. Why do you need CNAME records, how to use them, and are there any alternatives? You are about to find out!  What is a CNAME DNS record? CNAME, the “c” stands for “canonical”, and the rest is “name”. You can use it to […]

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