DNS A record

DNS A record – everything you need to know

If you don’t want to waste time and read the 50+ pages of DNS A record’s RFC 1035, you came to the right place. Here we will show you everything you need to know about this DNS record in brief. 

DNS explained in seconds

From the users’ perspective, you want an easy way to get to the websites on the internet. You simply type the domain name, and you are not worried at all about how to get to the web hosting that has the information for the domain you required. 

Why do you need a DNS A record?

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DNS Failover

DNS Failover explained

In the best-case scenario, your DNS will always work perfectly. The name servers will be up all the time, and your visitors will get their queries resolved without any problem. Sadly the perfect case does not exist. Sometimes servers go down. Here comes the DNS Failover. It is a simple mechanism to redirect the traffic in case of a failure.

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