Nameserver

A Nameserver is a server that translates domain names into IP addresses. It’s a fundamental component of the DNS, guiding internet users to the correct website.

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Think of nameservers as internet GPS systems. When you enter a website address into your browser, nameservers direct your request to the right location, ensuring you land on the intended website. Every domain must have associated nameservers, which can often be managed or changed through your domain registrar.