Release notes, DNS explainers and practical tips. What shipped in DNSense and why it matters, plus the record types, TTL choices and migration steps that decide whether a change goes unnoticed or takes a site down.
Unlock the API page in your Dynadot account, copy the production key and secret, whitelist an IP address and connect Dynadot to DNSense.
Generate a NameSilo API key in the API Manager, decide on the IP restrictions and connect your NameSilo domains to DNSense.
Create a non-expiring API token in Technitium DNS Server, limit it to a dedicated user and connect your self-hosted server to DNSense.
Provider panels, DNS as code or a DNS manager like DNSense: what each does well, where it breaks down and how to pick one for your domains and team.
NS records say which servers answer for your domain. How delegation works, what glue records are, and what to check before you change nameservers.
The SOA record sits at the top of every DNS zone. What its seven fields mean, how serial numbers work and why the last one sets negative caching.
DNS turns names into addresses. How a lookup works, which record types exist, what TTL does and where the pitfalls are when you manage DNS at several providers.
Let Claude or another AI assistant read and change your DNS through MCP. Connect with one approval or an API key, and see what it can and cannot do.
Create an API key, call the DNSense API from a script and keep the key safe. With curl examples for listing zones and adding a record.
Create a WHM or cPanel API token for DNS, pick the right one for your account and connect it to DNSense.
The first-year price is a teaser. How domain pricing works, what to compare between registrars and how to check all your registrars in one search.
DNS propagation is cache expiry, not spreading. What decides the wait, why the old TTL matters most, how to plan a migration and how to check progress.
New to DNS? Start with what DNS is, then read about the record types you will use most: A, CNAME and MX. Planning a migration? How long DNS changes take explains why the old TTL decides the wait.
Connecting a provider? The step-by-step guides show where to create the API key at Cloudflare, TransIP, Openprovider and more. Release notes list what changed in DNSense and when.
