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Explore useful UK articles about DNS, with practical explanations and next steps for your website.
Domain namesA nameserver change moves responsibility for the whole DNS zone. Follow this migration runbook to prepare the new provider, preserve website and email records, coordinate DNSSEC, update delegation and confirm that the new service answers correctly.
Domain namesThere is no universal DNS template for every business. This guide shows how to build a documented baseline for your actual website, email and applications, choose sensible operating settings, and check changes without copying another organisation’s records.
Domain namesConnecting a UK domain means adding the right records in its authoritative DNS service. Follow this practical setup guide to find the correct panel, configure the website and email, preserve existing services and verify the answers that the internet receives.
Domain namesChanging nameservers moves responsibility for a domain’s DNS answers. Follow a careful process to preserve website, email and verification records, understand when an A-record update is enough, and check the result without assuming a fixed propagation time or a registrar transfer.
Domain namesDNS turns a hostname into information a device can use to connect. Follow a complete lookup, understand which steps caching can skip and use read-only checks to separate a DNS fault from a website, certificate or email problem.
Domain namesA domain name is a memorable identity; an IP address helps networks deliver traffic. Learn how DNS connects them, why several websites can share an address and what a UK business should consider when registering and managing its domain.
