DNS
DNS is the distributed naming system that links internet domain names to IP addresses and other records.
The Domain Name System (DNS) is a distributed system for looking up the IP addresses and other connection information associated with domain names. Its records also carry information used for tasks such as email delivery.
Connecting an existing domain to a website involves configuring the DNS records required by the hosting service.
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The service supplies DNS records—settings that direct the domain to the site—and connection steps.