yoursite.com) into addresses that computers can understand, allowing your website, emails, and other services to function correctly.
• A Record (Address): This is the fundamental pillar. It connects your domain to the IPv4 address of the server where your website is hosted.
• AAAA Record (Quad-A): It serves the same function as the A record but uses the IPv6 protocol, the modern standard for internet addresses.
• CNAME Record (Alias): Used to create aliases. It is ideal for redirecting subdomains (such as ://yoursite.com or ://yoursite.com) to a primary domain name.
• MX Record (Mail Exchange): This is responsible for your communication. It indicates which server should receive the emails sent to your corporate accounts.
• TXT Record (Text): A versatile record that stores readable information. It is mainly used to verify domain ownership for external services (like Google or Facebook) and to configure anti-spam security measures (SPF and DKIM).
• NS Record (Name Server): Determines which servers have the authority to manage and publish your domain's DNS information.
