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IPv4 address. Maps a hostname to an IPv4 address.
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IPv4 address. Maps a hostname to an IPv4 address.

IPv6 address. Maps a hostname to an IPv6 address.

Certificate authority. Specifies which certificate authorities may issue certificates for a domain.

Canonical name. Creates an alias from one hostname to another canonical hostname.

Mail exchange. Directs email delivery to the mail servers responsible for a domain.

Text data. Stores text used for verification, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and other policies.

Name server. Identifies the authoritative name servers for a DNS zone.

Start of authority. Contains the primary zone authority and essential zone timing parameters.

Reverse lookup. Maps an IP address back to a hostname in a reverse DNS zone.

Service locator. Locates services by protocol, port, priority and weight.

Naming authority pointer. Supports rule-based service discovery, often combined with SRV records.

DNSSEC public key. Publishes the public key used to validate DNSSEC signatures.

Delegation signer. Links a child DNSSEC zone to its parent through a digest of its DNSKEY.

Sender policy. Legacy record type for sender policy; modern deployments generally publish SPF in TXT.

Host information. Describes a host CPU and operating system; rarely used on public DNS.

SSH fingerprint. Publishes SSH host key fingerprints, normally using SSHFP records.