DNSSEC Explained: What It Protects and When to Enable It
DNSSEC signs your DNS records so forged answers can be detected. Learn what it protects, what it does not, and how to…
Read more →DNS, the Domain Name System, translates a web address into the server addresses that computers use to find your website and mail. Every domain depends on a handful of records: where the site is hosted, which server receives e-mail and which authentication rules protect it. A wrong or forgotten record can take a website offline or send business mail into spam without any visible warning. That is why DNS changes deserve the same care as changes to the website itself, especially during a move to new hosting. Internet Solutions registers web addresses for its website clients, hosts sites and business e-mail on its own servers and administers Linux and Windows servers. Keeping domain, DNS and hosting under one roof makes problems faster to diagnose.
DNSSEC signs your DNS records so forged answers can be detected. Learn what it protects, what it does not, and how to…
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