We will explain to you how to start using Dynamic DNS, no matter which router you have at your disposal. Of course, the steps might be a bit different, but still, this guide will be helpful, and you will be able to follow it.
You will find many tips on how to choose a domain name. Sometimes the list can go all the way to 15 and even 20 things to consider before getting a TLD. But what is really important when choosing a TLD?
DNS zone file, also known as the master file (RFC 1035), is a simple text file that defines a particular DNS zone by including all DNS resource records (RR) for that zone. This DNS zone file is located on the primary name server. Any changes to the domain name are performed at the primary DNS zone that is located in the primary name server. They are modifications to the DNS zone files. Adding or removing DNS RR will change the content of the zone file.
The Domain Name System, or shortly DNS, is an infrastructure that brings simplicity for humans to using the Internet as we know it in present days. It has extensive functionality. However, at its core, it holds a database with all of the domain names that exist and their associated IP addresses.