(DNS) Domain Name Server
You can find DNS servers for your website at the domain name server property page.
Go to the Advanced tab, and then check the box next to BIND secondaries.
DNS, or domain name server, is the database that matches the names of web sites with their IP addresses. These addresses can be long and sometimes can't be easily memorized. The DNS is an important part of the Internet as it helps in locating specific sites. DNS was developed to make the internet a more user-friendly place. While managing the directory of the Internet can be a complex task, specific Internet protocols make it easier to manage. The DNS is organized into zones. The root zone contains thirteen clusters of domain name servers. These are called authoritative DNS servers and are the go-to servers for queries on TLDs.
