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Toll Free: 1800-212-2022 DNS has always been one of the most vital and ubiquitous attributes of the Internet. The Domain Name System is a spinal cord of Active Directory and the primary name resolution mechanism of Windows Servers and clients. It helps in mapping host names by converting user-friendly domain names into IP address. For example – It converts www.yahoo.com to 66.94.234.13.
Here, DNS takes the front seat by converting user made queries into computer understanding language that is IP addresses.
Alike Unix or DOS file system, DNS also starts with a root wherein branches (labels) are attached to the root in order to create multiple paths. Furthermore, DNS database is segregated into sections called zones. The name server in each zone handles and responds to the queries for their zones.
In addition to this, it can also be utilized to store and fetch data about a host, for instance which services it provides. Apparently, it is essential to ensure how your web host enters and maintains these DNS records.
After registering a Domain Name, now things come to privacy which is very essential to protect your personal information. Every domain name has a publicly accessible record which is called a WhoIs record that comprised of the owner's personal information like owner name, mailing address, contact number and domain registration date as well as expiry date. As per the ICANN standard, the domain name owners must maintain this information on the WhoIs database. In the event of privacy breaches, spammers and marketers use the WHOIS directories to obtain the information and send out spam message to the domain owners. Hackers can move your domain name from one registrar to another. Therefore, it is vital to buy privacy for that domain name.
Scary but TRUE FACTS!According to the World Intellectual property organization (WIPO) in 2012, it has been revealed that a record of 2,884 cybersquatting cases involving 5, 084 domain names, which is around 4.5 % higher than the previous year.
Your domain record in the WhoIs database may also be used in the ways which are not legitimate. ID protect prevents spammers acquiring your email and contact information for violation and theft purposes.
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