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Dynamic DNS, also commonly called DDNS, serves to update your name server automatically regularly. It is an extremely helpful service. Every time your IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) changes, the corresponding A record or AAAA record is going to be updated. The main benefit of implementing it is that it is a completely automatic process. That saves you or your administrator precious time and energy for doing it manually.
The Domain Name System (DNS) is key for the modern Internet to work in the practical, efficient and reliable way we know it.
DNS matches domain names of websites with their IP addresses and vice-versa. Users just write a domain name in their browser. This browser queries the DNS server, which matches the domain name with its right IP address.
Managed DNS is a service model for clients to use DNS servers hosted by a specific provider to save their DNS data and activate Internet access to their website.
Managed DNS is a service operated by an expert DNS hosting companies.
Maintenance, updates of software, security measures… Websites owners try everything, and even so, bugs, hardware breakdowns, clustered connections, etc., could get their sites in trouble.
What about having a 24/7 monitoring that can be so aware to notify you about an upcoming problem? Or even better, this “vigilant” reacting on time to protect your site and pocket.
DNS Failover is a useful and simple tool for making automatic updates of your DNS records in case of a failure. It is a convenient “B” plan for supporting your DNS, if “A” doesn’t work.
Think about a common DNS record pointing a domain to a hostname or IP address but with the big advantage that you can define an endpoint, hostname, or IP address as a backup. This backup you create will be used only if the main is not available.
The DNS service is critical for users to access your website through the Internet.
DNS servers manage queries to your domain. Furthermore, they impact your website’s performance (security, speed, uptime) and users’ experience.
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