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-A NameServer that is Authoritative
for a particular domain name
, which means it is the target of an
NS line
in the zone file.
+A NameServer that is authoritative
for a particular DomainName
, which means that anything
it doesn't know about that domain, doesn't exist. Authoritative name servers are listed in
NS lines
in the initial part of
the zone file.
-Both [Primary|PrimaryNameServer] and [SecondaryNameServer]s are examples
of [AuthoritativeNameServer]s
+Standard DNS policy requires that every domain have at least two authoritative name servers. It is a good idea to have these machines in separate physical locations, to guard against accidents knocking both/all
of them out at the same time.
+The two kinds of authoritative name servers are [Primary|PrimaryNameServer] and [Secondary|SecondaryNameServer].
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