What exactly is a TXT DNS record? (and how to do a lookup)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn about DNS TXT records, how they can be used to verify domain ownership, prevent email spam, and also how to do a DNS TXT record lookup with dig.
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Fantastic. I just got a request from our public CA asking to prove domain ownership before renewing the certificate and I didn't understand what they were asking as a third party company manages our domain. Nice explanation, Tony. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Tony, such a great playlist you make... Thanks again man
Thank you for your clear and easy explanations! Subscribed!
Awesome, thank you Taylor!
Good stuff, looking forward to the next video explaining spf, dmarc and dkim.
Coming soon!
Yes, well done video, but HOW do you add a text file for verification with google console.
Hey Tony, I see you are using iOS terminal for that, since "dig" works for iOS what is the command for windows?
Awsome Content!
Thanks!
Hey Tony, I’m the Answer section it shows “v=spf1 -all” how can I get the value of the exact string in the TXT record?
i got no clue man. i need help plsssssssssssssssssssssssssss. I wrote a program to do a lookup. to test it i need to create some nodes to test on. how the hell do i create those nodes to test my lookup.
Thnx a lot from India!!
Most welcome!
is there risk when looking up TXT record in large batches?
Please Make a video how spf , dkim, dmarc works. . TIA
Will do
Thank for the website
Thanks tony. After installing recapcha in my website, but I still receive spam comment... please what is the correct spelling of the other plugin you used.
Try reCaptcha by BestWebSoft
Hi, can you show how works Vultr load balancers?
Something I plan to eventually look into!
Hii, Tony please make a video on oauth2.0 integration in django rest framework please
I can add it to my list of possible future video ideas
good to know did not help me find the TXT value within google.
thank you
You're welcome
nice
Thanks
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