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Based on DNS configuration, email security, and security checks
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Live MX handshake, STARTTLS support, certificate trust, hostname match, and FCrDNS.
See every include and redirect that counts toward the 10-lookup SPF limit.
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An A record points your domain to the IPv4 address of your server. Without it, your website cannot be found.
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An AAAA record points your domain to an IPv6 address. About 40% of users are on IPv6; without it they may connect slower.
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An MX record tells the world which server receives email for your domain. Without it you cannot receive mail.
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NS records list the name servers that answer DNS questions for your domain. They must exist for the domain to work at all.
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The SOA record holds administrative settings for your DNS zone. Every zone must have exactly one.
Passed
Having two or more name servers means your domain keeps resolving even if one name server goes down.
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