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Who fills in the NS record in DNS?

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Who fills in the NS record in DNS?

• The NS record specifies the DNS server that serves the domain. This service is provided by the hosting provider or the domain registrar. that is, it specifies the IP addresses of the domain registrar

• The A record specifies your IP address, the server on which the web server's listener on port 80 is located, e.g. Apache

• The AAAA record needs to be used to specify the IPv6 address. Widespread support for it is not yet common.

• The MX record needs to be added to specify your mail server. It's needed so that mail reaches the domain's mailboxes.

• The CNAME record is used to use one domain as an address for a completely different domain, i.e. it creates a subdomain.

• The PTR record is needed in cases where you need to obtain the full domain name.

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