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| Domain | Type | Primary NS | Responsible Person | Serial | Refresh | Retry | Expire | Minimum | TTL |
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| Name Server | IP Address | TTL |
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| Domain | Type | TTL | Record Value |
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| Trace Result |
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| Domain | Type | Record | Status |
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NS (Name Server) Records
What is an NS record?
NS records indicate the authoritative name servers for a domain, responsible for answering DNS queries.
Why do you need an NS record?
NS records are crucial for directing traffic to the correct servers and ensuring DNS resolution for your domain.
NS record structure
An NS record includes the domain name, TTL, record type (NS), and the name server's address. Example: example.com. 3600 IN NS ns1.example.com.
How to create an NS record?
Log in to your DNS provider's management console, select your domain, and add a new NS record. Enter the name server's address.
FAQs
Yes, having multiple NS records provides redundancy and improves reliability.
If an NS record is incorrect, DNS queries for your domain may fail, making your website inaccessible.
Your DNS hosting provider will provide the correct NS records to use for your domain.
