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Not sure I understand the question. I have to manage a domain and have a basic understanding of how DNS works, that is unavoidable. DNS is a bit complicated t
by mynegation 6y ago
Not sure I understand the question.
I have to manage a domain and have a basic understanding of how DNS works, that is unavoidable.
DNS is a bit complicated to describe in short reply but on a very high level: say I register a domain example.com. Registrars usually give you an interface to manage DNS where you can set A records (association with IP), you basically put there 2-5 IP addresses of the DNS servers serving your domain. You can also setup MX records that are used to resolve mail servers for your domain. Setting up fastmail is simple: you tell them that you want them to serve mail for example.com and setup couple of MX records pointing to the Fastmail servers (they give you the full host names).
- ximeng 6y agoSorry I wasn’t clear - basically my concern was that you still have a dependency on a third party email address.