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Videos and Tutorials
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Why Use DNS Made Easy
Did you know that DNS is one of the most important parts of your business? Why leave managing it to chance? Let DNS Made Easy eliminate the excess costs and headaches associated with running your own DNS infrastructure.
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The Importance of DNS
A glance of the history of the Internet, and the important role that DNS continues to play.
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DNS Explained
Learn the ins and outs of how the Domain Name System (known as DNS by the cool kids), takes a name like dnsmadeeasy.com and translates it into an IP address to find content on the web.
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Managed DNS: Adding a Domain
Get started using DNS Made Easy! In this tutorial, you will learn how to add your domains to the DNS Made Easy system.
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Working with CNAME Records
Tutorial on how to add, update, and delete a CNAME record in DNS Made Easy.
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Configuring DNS Failover For A Records
Learn how to configure DNS Failover for your A records quickly and easily using the DNS Made Easy interface. Avoid downtime and keep your customers happy!
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Working With AAAA Records: DNS Made Easy Tutorials
AAAA Records are resource records within DNS that direct traffic to IPv6 addresses.
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Working With HTTP Redirection Records
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create and modify HTTP Redirection Records within the DNS Made Easy interface.
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Managing Contact Lists: DNS Made Easy Tutorials
Learn how to add, modify, and delete contacts with the new contact lists features in DNS Made Easy’s Control Panel 3.0.
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TTL and Caching on Resolving Name Servers
See how queries are counted against an authoritative name server and how resolving name servers maintain a record for a set total time to live.
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How DNS Failover Works
See how the DNS Failover service from DNS Made Easy keeps your domain online by redirecting traffic to a functional server.
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One Close Call
The CTO is put on the spot by his CEO, who’s demanding to know what they’re getting for the exponential amount their company is paying for DNS.
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Premium Services Don’t Need to Come at a Premium Price
Does simply costing more make one product better than another? We don’t think so.
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Avoiding a “Cashtastrophy”
It seems that CTO’s from companies all over are throwing their money down the drain by paying too much for enterprise-level DNS services!
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One Ultra Dilemma
The CTO of Electripaper is figuring out which DNS provider to choose and the nefarious Johnny Wilkins’ is delivering his relentless sales pitch.
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Top Reasons to Choose DNS Made Easy
Just a few of the many reasons that DNS Made Easy is the best choice for IP Anycast DNS anywhere!
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Working with A Records
Learn how to create and manage A Records using the new DNS Made Easy Control Panel 3.0.
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Working with MX Records
Learn how to create and manage MX Records to direct email using the new DNS Made Easy Control Panel 3.0.
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Adding Secondary DNS Domains
Secondary DNS is a redundant solution that can keep your website online in the event your primary name servers go offline.
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Configuring Global Traffic Director: DNS Made Easy Tutorials
In this tutorial, we will learn how to configure Global Traffic Director for your DNS Made Easy Managed DNS Domain.
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Configuring Round Robin Load Balancing
Learn how to create Round Robin records to help split traffic between multiple web servers.
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Configuring Round Robin Load Balancing With DNS Failover
Learn how to configure Round Robin Load Balancing with DNS Failover, so that traffic will be distributed to a functioning server in event of a system outage.
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Working With NS Records
In this tutorial, we will learn what the two primary reasons for creating NS Records are, and how to configure them within the DNS Made Easy interface.
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Modifying Your Subscription: DNS Made Easy Tutorials
We understand that the needs of organizations change over time, so we’ve made it easy to turn in services for a prorated credit, and to add services as you need them.
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Bulk Domain Export: DNS Made Easy Tutorials
Learn how to create an export of all of your domains for your records in just a few easy steps.
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Configuring Vanity DNS
Learn how to configure vanity name servers in the DNS Made Easy interface, so you can rebrand our name servers using your own domain name.
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Deleting Domains
Learn how to delete managed DNS domains within your DNS Made Easy account in bulk and individually.
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Working with Templates
Learn the fundamentals of creating, modifying, and applying templates to domains within your DNS Made Easy account. Templates allow you to apply a custom set of records to a group of domains without having to add or modify them individually.
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Starting Your 30-Day Free Trial: DNS Made Easy Tutorials
Learn how to set up your trial account in DNS Made Easy, and start using the industry’s leading DNS Service today! Your 30-day free trial member ship can be changed to a full-fledged membership without any risk of wasting your free trial period.
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Modifying The TTL Of Your Records
In this tutorial, you will learn how to modify the Time To Live (TTL), of your DNS records within DNS Made Easy both individually and in bulk.
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IP Anycast Speed
IP Anycast Routing announces the same name sever from multiple different geographic locations greatly increasing the performance of DNS.
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Deleting Secondary DNS Domains
In this tutorial, you will learn how to delete secondary DNS domains from your DNS Made Easy account within the control panel. Removing old secondary domains frees up the resources to add more domains as you need them.
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How Reverse DNS Works
A brief, but detailed description on how Reverse DNS works.
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First Class
Does simply costing more make one product better than another? We don’t think so. That’s why we’re taking a stand against overpriced DNS.
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The Truth Shall Set You Free
A a mysterious would-be client is comparing Super DNS’ services to those of DNS Made Easy. Wilken’s can’t validate his mammoth pricing model, so he lies right through his teeth.
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Some Decisions are Easier to make than Others
Sometimes all of the sales and marketing flare from high priced DNS services often hide the fact that you are paying more for marketing than you are for DNS.
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The Diabolical Buy.Net
Will The CTO fall victim to spending too much on enterprise DNS with Buy.Net, or can Dean S. convince him that all those flashy parties and novelty items don’t add to the bottom line?
