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A DNS zone is the part of a domain for which an individual DNS server is responsible. Each zone contains a single SOA record.
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A DNS zone is defined by the .(dot) in a url to put it simply. - Root zones are .com .org .net .gov etc.. Secondary zones are mainly the "domains". google, yahoo answerbag Then you have a third or more zones depending on how the server is set up. When counting zones they are from right to left. Here are two examples. - www.answerbag.com 1 is .com 2 is .answerbag 3 is www - (servername removed).main.in.indiana.comcast.net 1 is .net 2 is .comcast 3 is .indiana 4 is .in 5 is main - Its not the best source for knowledge about DNS zones but here is a link to wikipedia and explaining more. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_zone
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A DNS zone is a portion of the global Domain Name System (DNS) namespace for which administrative responsibility has been delegated.
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First of all DNS means Domain Name Service. It is your computer's way of making itself available to the internet. It is like a hand shake between your computer and your ISP. (Internet Service Provider.) Once exchanged between your computer's operating system and the ISP your then able to go online.
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DNS is a doman name system this work is change host name to ip addresh and ip addresh to host name.
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A DNS zone refers to a certain portion or administrative space within the global Domain Name System (DNS). Each DNS zone represents a boundary of authority subject to management by certain entities. The total of all DNS zones, which are organized in a hierarchical tree-like order of cascading lower-level domains, form the DNS namespace
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A DNS zone refers to a certain portion or administrative space within the global Domain Name System (DNS). Each DNS zone represents a boundary of authority subject to management by certain entities. The total of all DNS zones, which are organized in a hierarchical tree-like order of cascading lower-level domains, form the DNS namespace. Hopefully it helps you.
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A DNS zone refers to a certain portion or administrative space within the global Domain Name System (DNS). Each DNS zone represents a boundary of authority subject to management by certain entities. The total of all DNS zones, which are organized in a hierarchical tree-like order of cascading lower-level domains, form the DNS namespace The authority over each DNS zone is delegated to a legal entity or organization (i.e. a country-code top-level domain registry) or a company/individual registered to use a certain sub-domain within the system. Depending on the administrative rights delegated to a certain entity, DNS zones may consist of only one domain, or of many domains and sub-domains. Further authority over a sub-space could be delegated to other parties, if necessary.
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Every domain name, which is a part of the DNS system, has several DNS settings, also known as DNS records. In order for these DNS records to be kept in order, the DNS zone was created.
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