An A record links a domain name to its corresponding IPv4 address, enabling browsers to locate and connect to web servers.

An AAAA record links domain names to IPv6 addresses, supporting modern networking and ensuring connectivity as IPv4 addresses become scarce.

A CNAME record aliases one domain to another, enabling simplified DNS management and consistent redirection to the same server address.

MX records define which mail servers handle a domain’s email, using priority values to route messages efficiently and reliably.

A TXT record holds text data for email security, domain verification, and other services requiring domain-related public information or policies.

NS records designate authoritative name servers for a domain, ensuring DNS queries are routed to the correct source for record resolution.

SOA record specifies primary DNS server, admin contact, and timing settings for zone management, ensuring proper DNS synchronization and updates.