If you own a domain or manage a website, you’ve undoubtedly come across name servers. These machines are responsible for moving traffic around the internet, but what is a name server, exactly ...

A DNS server – short for Domain Name System server – helps your web browser connect to the internet and load websites properly.

What name servers are you using? What exactly does it show you? I imagine what you are seeing is the list of authoritative name servers listed in the zone file for your domain.

Any time you connect to a site, your ISP DNS Server must find out what name server has the information about the domain for the site you are trying to reach.

The Domain Name System, or DNS, is one of the most critical parts of the internet’s infrastructure, and yet most executives know next to nothing about it.

What is DNS? DNS is short for Domain Name System. Created in 1983 at the University of Wisconsin, it’s an expanding global directory for the Internet that replaces numeric addresses with ...

The domain name system is an important network utility built-in to your operating system used to translate host names to IP addresses. For DNS to function your operating system must communicate with ...

Domain Name System A domain name system handles the process where host names are mapped to IP addresses through a network service called a domain name server.