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Understand Internet DNS
From the course: Managing DNS Essential Training
Understand Internet DNS
- [Voiceover] The first preparation I want you to take in setting up your DNS on the internet is keeping track of your TTLs, or time to lives. This isn't going to affect you as much, at all actually, if you're setting this up for the first time. But if you have previously purchased your domain name, and you have already set up a few, you know, records just because you were playing with stuff and trying to figure things out, if you have set records with a time to live of something really, really long, then whenever you're making changes to your DNS via this interface, those changes could take a really long time to take effect when other devices are trying to access them over the internet. And that's kind of the whole point of this brief video here is I want to talk to you about these time to live numbers and how to control them and how to know what they are. So, I'm in OS X here, right now, and I've just got the OS X default calculator set up here. In the calculator we've got this…
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Use an Internet-based DNS provider2m 40s
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Understand Internet DNS2m 54s
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Internet DNS: A records and CNAME records7m 3s
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Internet DNS: MX and SPF records5m 6s
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Windows Server 2012: DNS zone setup3m 28s
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Windows Server 2012: Adding A, MX, and CNAME records3m 33s
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Windows Server 2012: Adding SRV and SPF records3m 23s
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Windows Server 2012: Creating reverse records1m 28s
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Windows Server 2012: Using NSLookup to test results2m 33s
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OS X Server: Primary zone configuration4m 44s
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OS X Server: Set resource records7m 49s
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OS X Server: Set up a secondary zone for redundancy2m 39s
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