What are 301 and 302 Redirects and how to use them?
In the realm of website management and search engine optimization (SEO), proper redirection plays a...
10 Most used DIG commands
DIG commands offer a vast amount of functionalities and different options. So, it is not a surprise that they are some of the most popular...
Why does DNS use UDP?
If you have ever wondered why DNS primarily relies on UDP (User Datagram Protocol) instead of other transport protocols like TCP...
BIND Explained: A Powerful Tool for DNS Management
Welcome to the fascinating world of BIND – the force behind the seamless web browsing...
DNS vs DHCP. Are they connected?
In networking, two fundamental protocols are vital in connecting devices and enabling seamless communication: DNS (Domain Name System) and...
DNS history. When and why was DNS created?
We have talked a lot about DNS. How does it work, and all the related topic around it. But we have never spent some time about the DNS...
ccTLD – Building Trust and Credibility with Country-Specific Domains
In today’s globalized world, establishing trust and credibility is paramount for any company...
DNS best practices
You cannot imagine the internet without DNS. There is almost no service that doesn’t depend on DNS technology. E-mails, VoIP, web...
SERVFAIL Explained: How It Affects Your Internet Experience
Picture this: you’re browsing the web, enthusiastic about exploring new websites or accessing your favorite online services, when...
How to set up a new DNS zone for your WordPress site
We will show you two different ways to set up a new DNS zone for WordPress, depending on if your site was created and hosted through WordPress.com or you have a hosting with a cPanel. We will show you a step-by-step guide for the two options.