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DNS Resolution

NicSRS DNS resolution service is a secure, fast, reliable and scalable DNS resolution management solution. It converts commonly used domain names or application resources into computer-readable IP addresses, ensuring seamless user routing to the correct resources.

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DNS Resolution Service Packages

DNS Resolution Advantages

Intelligent Domain Resolution

Covering segmentations of major operator routes, supporting Anycast global node deployment, intelligent IP address response, providing a more stable and highly available resolution service, enabling users to achieve fast and smooth experience.

Robust Protection

With over 10 TB of traffic protection and formidable defense capabilities, effortlessly countering high-volume DDoS attacks or DNSQuery attacks, ensuring websites or application services remain safeguarded against DNS attack threats.

Stable Traffic Routing

Our highly available authoritative DNS resolution service supports load balancing, allowing flexible weight distribution. It offers segmentation across various dimensions and supports custom lines and group configurations, ensuring the stable operation of your website.

Synchronous Deployment Within Seconds

Authoritative DNS resolution is synchronized with recursive resolution data, and traffic routing takes effect in real-time, synchronizing to recursive servers within seconds.

Support IPv6

Fully compatible with both IPv4 and IPv6 protocol stacks, while also offering DNS servers accessible via IPv6 addresses, meeting the latest industry standards for website connectivity.

Open Domain Resolution API

We offer a comprehensive API service, allowing for customizable and deep integration, and providing businesses with a more flexible and convenient approach to DNS management.

Compare DNS Resolution Packages

DNS Features DNS Resolution - Free DNS Resolution - Professional DNS Resolution - Business
Basic Features Intelligent resolution
Global Anycast
IPv6 node
Wildcard DNS
Mixed Wildcard DNS 2GB 5GB 10GB
DNSSEC
Number of subdomains
Domain alias
Minimum TTL value
subdomain leve
URL forward
Types of DNS Record A
AAAA
CNAME
MX
TXT
URL
SRV
CAA
SPF
Other Features Quickly add resolution
Scan existing records
Domain remarks
Record remarks
TTL default setting
Export domain list
Bulk management actions
Operation Log
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DNS Q&A

QWhat are the differences between the free and paid versions of DNS resolution?

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The paid version includes Professional and Business editions. The paid packages offer higher and more comprehensive configuration capabilities, delivering higher quality resolution services. And they also include availability SLA guarantees. For more info, please refer to the comparison chart on this page.

QHow to choose a suitable DNS resolution package?

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The free version of the DNS resolution service is available for free usage. Startups or individuals with requirements for stable resolution and traffic routing are recommended to use the Professional edition. Users with higher demands for resolution quality are recommended to choose the Business edition.

QHow to fill in the DNS record?

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A: Address record, used to specify the IPv4 address of a domain (e.g., 8.8.8.8). If you need to point a domain to an IP address, you need to add an A record.
CNAME: If you need to point a domain to another domain, which then provides the IP address, you need to add a CNAME record.
MX: If you need to set up email and receive emails, you need to add an MX record.
TXT: You can enter anything here, with a length limit of 255 characters. The majority of TXT records are used for SPF (anti-spam) records.
NS: Name Server record, used to delegate subdomains to other DNS service providers for resolution. You need to add NS records.
AAAA: Used to specify the IPv6 address (e.g., aa51::c3) corresponding to a hostname or domain. Resolves to an IPv6 address.
SRV: Records which computer provides a particular service. Format: service name, dot, protocol type, for example: _xmpp-server._tcp.
CAA: Certification Authority Authorization for verification. Format: flag, tag, value.

QHow to change domain name resolution to IP or alias?

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To change the resolution to an IP address, you need to modify the record type to A and enter the IP in the record value. If you need to resolve to an alias, you should change the type to CNAME. Type A corresponds to IPv4, type CNAME corresponds to alias records, and AAAA corresponds to IPv6 addresses.