How the web works
Domain Name System
A distributed lookup system that connects domain names with records, including addresses and mail-related information. Nameservers answer for a domain's configured records; different record types serve different purposes.
You might see: DNS, DNS records, nameserver
In a real project
A visitor enters the workshop's domain. DNS helps locate its website destination, while separate records describe how mail for that domain is handled.
A common mistake
Replacing unrelated records while connecting a website. Preserve mail and verification records, and check the exact name and record type being changed.
Put it into practice
These lessons open through your account. Your kit determines which are available.
Go to the source
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