DNS monitoring is the topic of our post today. It is critical to know it if you want to improve your security. So, let’s not waste any more time on idle chatter and instead focus on enjoying this adventure.
DNS monitoring – What does it mean?
DNS monitoring is critical for your Monitoring service. Its purpose is to give you a picture of DNS server performance, allowing you to spot server- and client-side DNS issues.
How does DNS monitoring work?
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One of the most important DNS records to understand and know is the MX record. Any activity you want to perform that involves domains requires DNS records. So, let’s look at what it’s for and why it’s necessary.
What is a DNS MX record?
The DNS MX record (Mail Exchanger) is a DNS resource record that identifies a host by its hostname and accepts incoming emails for a specific domain name. It creates a connection between the domain name and the inbound mail server.
What is MX record priority?
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From what we know, there are a lot of DNS record types. They are a critical component of the Domain Name System process. In this article, we will define them and discuss which types of records are most important.
DNS record – what is it?
DNS records are text instructions kept in zone files that allow domain names to be resolved to IP addresses (A record and AAAA record). They are very light and simple to edit (if necessary) and depend on the type of query. In view of the fact that computers are not human, they use records to understand and read texts. That is, they convert the written file into numbers that machines can interpret.
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