"You need to prove ownership of a domain name for an upcoming transfer to a new registrar. Which Domain Name System (DNS) record do you create to prove ownership?"

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Daveed · Answer 1 · 2021-12-26T13:39:04+0000

Answer:

Canonical Name Record (CNAME)

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The Canonical Name Record also known as CNAME Record is a Domain Name System (DNS) record, that allows mapping of a domain name to another domain name. The CNAME record is useful when several services are hosted under one IP address.

The CNAME record allows the specification of a domain name as another name for another domain name. The CNAME record enables an alias name to be mapped to the actual canonical domain name.

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