DNS (Domain Name System) is the system that translates domain names into server addresses so browsers can find the correct website.
You can think of DNS as a directory that connects a domain name to its destination. Every DNS record you create is stored within this system.
For example:
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Domain Name = Your store's name
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IP Address = Your store's physical location
- DNS Records = The directions that connect the name to the location
Without the required DNS configuration, your domain may not direct visitors to your website or connect to services such as email.
For more information, see DNS.
