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-[Owner](/iam/concepts/#owner) status or [IAM permissions](/iam/concepts/#permission) allowing you to perform actions in the intended Organization
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This procedure refers to low latency block volumes. To create legacy block volumes, refer the [dedicated documentation](/instances/how-to/create-a-block-volume/).
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This procedure refers to low latency block volumes. To create legacy block volumes, refer to the [dedicated documentation](/block-storage/how-to/create-a-volume/).
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1. Click **Block Storage** in the **Storage** section of the [Scaleway console](https://console.scaleway.com) side menu. The Block Storage page displays.
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paragraph: This page explains all the concepts related to DNS
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tags: mx-record txt-record dedibox dns
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## Domain Name / Domain
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## Domain name / Domain
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See [Domains](/dedibox-domains/concepts/#domain-name).
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## DNS
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The **D**omain **N**ame **S**ystem is a name management system for computing devices connected to a network, be it public (Internet) or private. It translates text-based [domain names](/dedibox-domains/concepts/#domain-name) to numerical [IP addresses](#ip-address).
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## DNS Delegation
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## DNS delegation
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DNS delegation is when a [DNS Name Server](#dns-name-servers) delegates authority over a part of its [namespace](#dns-namespace) to one or more other DNS servers. Delegation can be seen as a pointer to the authoritative name servers for a subdomain. With Dedibox, this can be useful to edit the reverse of IPv4/27 blocks and the IPv6 blocks (/48 - /56 - /64), as that cannot be done directly in the console. You can, alternatively, delegate those subnets to your name servers, who will then take on the task of propagating the DNS reverses of your IPs on the internet.
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## DNS Name Servers
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## DNS name servers
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A DNS Name Server stores the [DNS Records](#dns-record) for a given domain(s).
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## DNS Record
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## DNS record
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A [DNS](#dns) Record holds information translating a domain or subdomain to an IP address, mail server or other domain/subdomain. DNS records for each [DNS Zone](#dns-zone) are stored within files called [DNS Zone Files](#dns-zone-file). These are hosted on [DNS Name Servers](#dns-name-servers). DNS records act as instructions for the DNS servers, so they know which domain names and IP addresses are associated with each other. DNS records can be of multiple types, called [Resource Records](#resource-records).
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## DNS Zone
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## DNS zone
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A DNS zone hosts the [DNS records](#dns-record) for a distinct part of the global domain namespace, and is managed by a specific organization or administrator.
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## DNS Zone File
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## DNS zone file
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A DNS Zone File describes a [DNS Zone](#dns-zone), containing DNS records which constitute mappings between domain names, IP addresses and other resources.
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## DNS Namespace
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DNS domains are all organized in a hierarchy called the DNS namespace. The hierarchy consists of:
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-**Top Level Domains**: .com or .net, for example.
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An Internet Protocol address is a unique address that identifies a device on the internet or a local network. Generally, when we talk about IP addresses, we are referring to IPv4 addresses. However, due to the global shortage of IPv4 addresses, IPv6 addresses have also been in deployment since the mid-2000s.
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## Resource records
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Information in [DNS zones](#dns-zone) is categorized and organized through a list of [DNS record](#dns-record) types, called Resource Records (RRs). Each of these records has a type, an expiration time (Time to Live - TTL), a name, and type-specific data for certain types of records.
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Reverse DNS, or rDNS, is exactly the opposite of classic [forward DNS](#dns) as we know it. Forward DNS maps a hostname to an IP address. Reverse DNS means we are mapping the IP address to a hostname. This can be very useful, especially if you want to send emails from your server.
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Root Servers are a type of [DNS Name Server](#dns-name-servers) pertaining to [Top Level domains](/dedibox-domains/concepts/#tld). They are the first step in the resolution of any domain name, since they contain information about the authoritative DNS servers for each Top Level Domain.
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Root servers are a type of [DNS name server](#dns-name-servers) pertaining to [top level domains](/dedibox-domains/concepts/#tld). They are the first step in the resolution of any domain name, since they contain information about the authoritative DNS servers for each Top Level Domain.
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