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dns [42f3bff6]

Tags: web

1. General notes

Name resolution follows /etc/nsswitch.conf
Hostname resolution follows /etc/hosts, followed by dns, which usually looks at /etc/resolv.conf
Operating systems and browsers usually have their own cache
There's ISP DNS, global DNS, etc
DNS records are stored in zone viles on authoritative DNS servers, such as A/AAAA/CNAME/MX/NS, each with different purposes
/etc/nsswitch.conf tells you to use 'file' or 'dns'
- 'file' refers to /etc/hosts

2. Using it as a key/value

dnskv.com

3. Dynamic DNS with Ubiquiti