A hidden master DNS server, also known as a stealth master DNS server, is a primary (master) DNS server that is not publicly advertised as an authoritative DNS server for any domain. Instead, it is configured to be the authoritative source of DNS zone data for a domain but remains hidden from public DNS infrastructure. […]
Local DNS servers, also known as DNS resolvers or caching DNS servers, are DNS servers that primarily serve a local network or a specific set of users. These servers are responsible for resolving domain names into IP addresses for devices within the local network. Here’s an overview of local DNS servers and their functions: Functions […]
Slave DNS servers, also known as secondary DNS servers or DNS slave servers, play a critical role in the Domain Name System (DNS). They work in conjunction with primary (master) DNS servers to improve redundancy, fault tolerance, and the overall reliability of DNS services. Here’s an overview of slave DNS servers, their functions, and how […]
Forwarding DNS servers, also known as DNS forwarders, are DNS servers configured to send DNS queries to another DNS server, typically an upstream or recursive DNS server. These forwarding servers play a specific role in the DNS resolution process, primarily assisting in the resolution of DNS queries and enhancing network efficiency. Here’s an overview of […]