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Round-robin DNS is a load balancing technique that involves using several different IP addresses for a single domain name. What is round-rob...

A reverse DNS lookup takes an IP address and returns the domain name associated with that IP. A traditional DNS lookup does just the opposit...

What is a DNS zone? The DNS  is broken up into many different zones. These zones differentiate between distinctly managed areas in the DNS n...

What is a DNS root server? The administration of the  Domain Name System (DNS)  is structured in a hierarchy using different managed areas o...

There are four different types of DNS server that have to work in harmony to deliver a single webpage. What are the different types of DNS s...

Primary DNS servers host controlling zone files, while secondary DNS servers are used for reliability and redundancy. What are primary and s...

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