The main purpose of an MX record is to instruct servers on where to deliver emails. This is done via the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). It’s an MX record that provides nameservers with the location of your domain “mailbox.”Continue Reading about What is an MX Record?
From simple to complex configurations, there are times you need to check on how your DNS is behaving. Luckily, computers have a built-in utility that can help you do just that. This resource covers useful commands in Windows Command Prompt and PowerShell.Continue Reading about DNS Commands for Windows
This location is a server— or more accurately, thousands of individual servers positioned all across the world that essentially make up one huge, intricate network.Continue Reading about What is a DNS Server?
Establishing a new point of presence (PoP) in Mumbai, India allows the DNS Made Easy and Constellix network to provide the region with first-rate connectivity. Infrastructure and location are key players in expedited DNS query responses.Continue Reading about Fastest DNS Servers: India
Time to Live (TTL) is like an expiration date for DNS records. A TTL value is measured in seconds and is what resolvers use to determine how long to cache a DNS record before discarding or refreshing it.Continue Reading about What is Time to Live (TTL)