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How to Troubleshoot DNS with Dig

Checking DNS Records with Dig Have you ever needed to check your DNS records and immediately run a ping test to check them? What you

CNAME or Redirect?

Should I Use a CNAME Record or Redirect? The Easy Answer If you want to: Migrate an existing set of links from one subdomain to

What is DHCP?

If you’re looking for something that can help automate and centralize the management of IP address distribution, DHCP may be for you. In this resource,

DNS Byte: How to Fix DNS Probe Finished No Internet Error

Everyone has likely experienced a webpage error in some way shape or form. I could probably write a novel’s worth of material just trying to

Free vs. Paid Authoritative DNS

Why should I pay for DNS if I can get it for free? Is premium DNS worth it? These are common questions that we hear

DNS Record Types Cheat Sheet

DNS Record Types Cheat Sheet A (address) Most commonly used to map a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to an IPv4 address and acts as

CNAME Records Explained

While DNS records can seem complicated, they’re quite simple once you learn what each one is for. In this resource, you’ll learn the purpose and

What is My IP Address (Windows and Mac)?

While using the internet is pretty much “plug and play,” there are times when you need to find your IP address. In this resource, you’ll

What is an MX Record

These days, most organizations own a domain and have a presence on the web. An integral part of a business’s online presence is communication. While

Distinction: Domain Registrar vs. DNS Hosting

Understanding the Distinction Your DNS host is the service that is authoritative for hosting your DNS records. A domain registrar is where you purchase domain

What is a TXT Record?

Whether you’re setting up email authentication, verifying domain ownership, or adding important metadata to your DNS zone, TXT records play a vital role. In this

DNS Commands for Windows – Troubleshooting

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