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DNS Is Used To Resolve Host Name To IP Address and IP Address To Host Name

DNS is used to resolve host names to IP addresses and vice versa. DNS records are mapping files that tell DNS servers which IP address corresponds to each domain name. Common domain host sites where you can register domain names include GoDaddy, Bluehost, Freenom, HostGator, and InMotion Hosting.

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DNS Is Used To Resolve Host Name To IP Address and IP Address To Host Name

DNS is used to resolve host names to IP addresses and vice versa. DNS records are mapping files that tell DNS servers which IP address corresponds to each domain name. Common domain host sites where you can register domain names include GoDaddy, Bluehost, Freenom, HostGator, and InMotion Hosting.

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DNS

DNS is used to resolve host name to IP address and


IP address to host name.
DNS Records
DNS records are basically mapping files that tell the DNS server
which IP address each domain is associated with, and how to handle
requests sent to each domain.
DNS Records Summary
Domain Host Sites
• GoDaddy
• Bluehost
• Freenom
• HostGator
• InMotion Hosting
• Hostinger
• Tsohost
• Wix
• SiteGround
• Hostwinds
• Weebly
DNS Lab –1 Register domain name
1) Register your domain name in freenom.com

2) Networking –DNS zone—ADD – give domain name –create –go to resource

4) Now copy all NS value one by one and paste into –freenom.com –services—my
domain– manage domain—management tool – name servers – use custom
nameserver –paste here one by one ---change name servers
DNS Lab –2: Map IP with Domain name

1) Launch one VM and configure web service there

2) Networking –DNS zone– open registered domain name – Record


set – fill the detail – type – A – In IP address : VM public IP --ok
DNS Lab –3: Map load balancer with Domain name

1) Launch two VM and configure web service there

2) Networking –DNS zone– open registered domain name – Record


set – fill the detail – type – Cname – -- give load balancer name --ok

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