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Nameservers in DNS - What are...
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Nameservers are the database servers that store and provide your DNS information for Internet clients. You Domain Registrar sends your DNS configurations to the nameservers.
Generally you use the nameservers provided by your ISP, but may change them if you are required to by a cloud platform, or if you have the need to manage your own nameservers.
The audio quality on this video is top tier. You should do voice overs!
Really appreciate you folks. We need more independent teachers
Definitely glad to see new stuff! I've always loved your videos.
Thank you for teaching again.
Crystal clear.... solved a great confusion!!! Thanks
More indepth , technical, more info than the other vids I watched. Thanks!
after spending hours and hours for looking out DNS and ns are related, I landed exactly where I needed to be.
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Just come here first time man, there is no source more reliable than Eli
Very well explained. Thanks.
very great explanation. cool background also
Actually I want to make a correction here, some registrars don't have default nameservers where you can edit dns records on so the only way to get access to ypur domain is to change the nameservers to ones that you have (if you have any), so that is a pretty common situation where you are really going to need to change the nameservers
You have really simplified it for a dummy like me. Thank you!
Thanks so much Eli been following your channel for 5 years now
Audio quality is so good!
my registrar which is the country's main tld won't let me change anything else other than nameservers for my domain. Isn't this approach the standard one?
3:40 "You don't need to worry about your nameservers, unless you're Google, FB, YT, Instagram, ..."
Why do some ad networks requires to change your nameserver?
Just FWIW, with shared hosting, I've never given an IP out to a registrar, only nameservers. The only place where there is an IP is at the nameserver, where the hosting company gives out an IP.
You can put in more than two name servers. For example: AWS Route 53 suggests four.
Big fan of your sir. Thanks for sharing all these info.
You are champ in explaining things
Hi Eli. if i install cwp on centos7 and want to manage my dns through that panel, do i create glue records with the dns nameservers from cwp and add them to my domain registrars custom nameservers? or is it the other way around? thanx
Hi Eli, thanks for this video. Quick question, if there are several dns servers but one ip how can you access a specific dns server? @Eli the Computer Guy
I think u forget a reason.. there are webhostings coupled with integrated SSL service (free) , so if u have a external domain registerd elsewhere u have to change the nameserver to the webhosting to get also https on that domain
This is exactly why I’m here.
Hey Eli what is the headset you are using? It has a good mic...
Thank you
Thank you so much!!!!!
Is there a way to use a NS record and a Cname record at the same time?
Then is the name server same as authoritative server?
Hi sir
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Thank you so much!
thank you that was really clear
Name servers basically hold and replicate website A record information , etc.
DNS just serves it out to the endpoint user?
ok. thank you.
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Thanks man
hey eli can u teach us serverless
DNS and name servers are the cause of any and all network issues....
Eli never replies!!!😣
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Nothing worse than some guy sits in front of a camera and talks the whole time and shows nothing in a video medium.
Why why why eli... why u r doing tutorial again
We need it very badly..