FAQs

A Record : An A (address) record is a DNS record that can be used to point your domain name to a static IP address (To make your website live, please update IP address of hosting service on your Address record.)

RABT: RABT details are resolving of Organization/Individual details globally on WHOIS for particular domain.

A registrant is the individual or organization that holds the right to use a specific domain name.

The Administrative Contact is the licensee's appointed agent for the functions and any other purpose.

The Billing Contact is the primary point of contact responsible for paying for the domain name's license renewals.

The Technical Contact is the person responsible for maintaining the DNS & maintenance associated with the domain name.

Name Server: The Domain Name Server (DNS) is a standard technology for managing the names of Web sites and other Internet domains. (Name server is like platform that perform the task of assigning domain names and mapping the services into their zone).

Mx Record: Mail exchange is just another name for the machine whose primary function is receiving and sending email. (To resolve your mailing server to access the mailing services, Please update mx record with their priority of mailing services).

Url: The URL redirection service refers to the web technique for pointing a web page to another URL of your choice. (It is redirection of website to another website).

CName: A CNAME (canonical name) record maps a host name to another hostname or domain name. (CNAME record is the type of record in the name server that redirect of alias of domain to another host domain).

Sub Domain: It is also called a child domain, a domain that is part of a larger domain name in DNS hierarchy. Sub domain record maps to IP address (http://mail.yoursite.com is an URL with subdomain “mail” and to organize separate child domain website).