DNS record types Flashcards

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Address Record - map hostname to IPV4 address

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A

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IPV6 Address Record

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AAAA

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Canonical Name record, alias allowing multiple names to be assigned to same ip address.

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CNAME

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4
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Mail exchange record - domain name to email server

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MX

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5
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pointer record - points to a CNAME, typically used in reverse DNS lookup

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PTR

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Start of authority - authoritative info about a DNS zone, (zone admin, pri name server, refresh timers)

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SOA

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Text record - descriptive text, commonly used to carry attributes.

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TXT

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Service Locator - specifies an ip address that is providing a specific service that isn’t a mail exchange.

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SRV

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Name Server - directs DNS zone to use specific name servers, for security reasons.

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NS

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