Tag: Domain Name System (DNS)

Top 6 DNS record types you need to know

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When navigating the world of Domain Name System (DNS), understanding the various record types is crucial. DNS records are essential for directing internet traffic, managing domain names, and ensuring that services run smoothly. This blog post will introduce you to the top six DNS record types you need to know, explaining what they are and why they matter.

1. A Record (Address Record)

An A Record, or Address Record, maps a domain name to an IPv4 address. It is one of the most fundamental DNS record types, translating human-friendly domain names into IP addresses that computers use to identify each other on the network.

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UDP: Definition

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What is the UDP goal?

User Datagram Protocol generally refer to as UDP. It is an essential part of the family of Internet protocols. With little latency and loss tolerance, it enables us to connect multiple Internet services.

The delivery of data prior to the recipient’s consent speeds up communication thanks to the User Datagram Protocol. Therefore, User Datagram Protocol is the preferred method for time-sensitive communications like DNS lookups, Voice over IP (VoIP), video, or audio transfers.

UDP vs. TCP – what are the differences?

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