CNAME: aliases one name to another
SOA: associates the domain serial number with its owner
NS: correlates a domain with its authoritative name servers
AAAA: correlates a host name with an IP address
PTR: supports reverse name lookups
AAAA: Stands for "Address Record", it maps a hostname to a IPv6 address.
CNAME: Stands for "Canonical Name", it is used to alias one name to another. For example, www.example.com can be an alias to example.com.
NS: Stands for "Name Server", it specifies the authoritative DNS servers for a particular zone.
PTR: Stands for "Pointer Record", it maps an IP address to a hostname. This is used for reverse DNS lookups.
SOA: Stands for "Start of Authority", it defines the start of a DNS zone and contains information about the zone's properties such as the domain name, primary name server, and the domain administrator's email address.
another stupid question. not mentioned in blueprints, but you can encounter such questions more and more often recently - configuring AAA, configuring QoS, SNMP commands etc. not fair.
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