Table comparing the basic and premium DNS management pack
| Capabilities | Basic DNS package manage | DNS Premium management pack |
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| Free DNS-servers located in different data - centers: the Netherlands (NL) and the U.S. (US). |  |
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| Types of records available for editing: A, AAAA, MX, CNAME, TXT, NS. | |
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| Predefined settings for Google Applications. | |
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| Domain auto renewal option. | |
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| The total number of A and CName records. | 5 entries | Unlimited. |
| Working with subdomains. |  |
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| URL and E-mail forwarding. | |
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| Edit SOA record. | |
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| Editing values TTL. | |
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| Domain parking. | |
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Domain – an alphanumeric name that uniquely identifies a particular website.
DNS – a network service that provides information about domains. Each computer connected to the Internet has a unique IP-address, made up of many numbers that are difficult to memorize. A Domain Name System (DNS) allows you to replace the numbers with a description of your choice, making it easier to find the correct one.
A – a record that binds the hostname to an IP-address where the resource is located.
AAAA – a similar record, but which uses the address of the new standard IPv6.
CNAME – the canonical name or "alias" for a simple and used to redirect requests from one domain name to another.
MX – entry points to the IP-address of the mail server in this domain.
NS – indicates the IP-address of the DNS-server for this domain.
TXT – indicates the IP-address of the DNS-server for this domain.
SOA – a parameter that specifies which server stores the reference entry for your domain, contact information for the person responsible, and the caching of information about DNS-server interaction.