Questions tagged [dns-hosting]

DNS hosting service is the service than runs DNS servers.

DNS hosting service is the service than runs DNS servers. Most, but not all, domain name registrars include DNS hosting service with registration. Free DNS hosting services also exist.

DNS hosting service is optimal when the provider has multiple servers in various geographic locations that provide resilience and minimize latency for clients around the world. By operating DNS nodes closer to end users, DNS queries travel a much shorter distance, resulting in faster Web address resolution speed.

Source: Wikipedia.

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Previously working domain name, suddenly 'no records found'

The domain name is question: cleangreenpgh.com. I host a few web client websites on my co-located Mac server. Domains are through OpenSRS. Four domains in all, using same records to point to respective websites on co-lo'ed Mac, all working over the…
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DNS Subdoamin Issue

we have an godaddy account for dns, and we registered our servers in godaddy dns admin console, right now we have an problem, our case is our registered server ip in godaddy dns can able to register any one of other dns service providers, it might…
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Adding SRV record - How to?

yes I now that I can have my domain reseller done that but my reseller domain.com fails to add it and when I ask them about how to add a srv record they told me to transfer my domain to zoneedit.com. Therefore they are useless in this case. so my…
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What are the name servers for Alibaba Cloud DNS

I would like to use Alibaba Cloud Basic DNS for an existing domain, but I did not figure out how to request for name servers. It should be something like ns1.aliyun.com, ns2.. I read through the documentation and tried to figure out but no mention…
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Can a CNAME DNS record point from subdirectory to domain name

Can a CNAME DNS record point from subdirectory address like my.domain.com/one to domain name like my.domain.com? So if the user access my.domain.com in the browser, the DNS will redirect to my.domain.com/one. Thanks in advance.
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Domain names have gone down - site still up

I host a couple of websites on the same Ubuntu server, and as of today both domain names have gone down. PuTTY and FTP still both work so it is obviously a problem with the domain name. I haven't made any changes with my registrar (namecheap), or my…
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Can I automatically redirect traffic from one domain to another?

Meet Oliver. Oliver wants to start his own restaurant "Fancy Flavours", and a website to match. He wants to purchase the domain fancy-flavours.co.uk, but knows that he should allow for spelling differences in American vs British English: "flavours"…
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Why we have always two ips as DNS Entry

Why we have two IPs for dns entry like in Google DNS - 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 Or as in OpenDNS - 208.67.222.222 208.67.220.220 Also in router settings, it shows always 2 ips for DNS. Any specific purpose for the same. Just curious.
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Caching all DNS records

An ISP has caching of all DNS records (the same does the public DNS servers, like google and opendns). Whenever you make a DNS query, it asks to the IP address given by my ISP. Questions: * Can I do the same, to lower the query time and to hide my…
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DNS hosting, is it inneficient?

There are DNS hosting services that let you set records for your domain. For example you can set A record to point to your webhost IP. But most of the webhosts also allow you to set A records. Would the DNS lookups be faster if I used the webhost…
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Adding https in URL takes to different site

I have a domain www.abc.co.in mapped with default index page. but, when i add https in the url to https://www.abc.co.in, it takes to someone else's site. Does it have to be any configuration problem in DNS mapping? Please let me know your views
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