Email security is core to our business at Databias and we have implemented all the protection protocols necessary to protect your email from threats like spam, phishing and email spoofing. There are three key layers that we use to protect your email from a data breach.
TTL is an acronym for Time To Live, which is a number that represents the amount of seconds a domain name server should cache the result of a domain lookup. During the cached period the name server will serve the cached response rather than returning to the authoritative name server and re-requesting the domain information lookup.
Aux is an auxiliary value which represents a weighting of a domain name record, with lower values indicating a higher significance. Aux values are very important when used with MX records as they indicate a preference of mail server.
A domain record represents a piece of information about a domain. There are several record types available:
Should you already have a domain and would like to transfer the domain to Databias for complete control and centralised billing you will be required to perform the following simple steps:
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If you already have a domain and would like to delegate control of the domain to Databias whilst leaving registration of the domain at the original registrar you should proceed with the following steps:
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To create a domain one needs to first ensure the domain is available to purchase. Navigate to the domains section in the Dcentral control panel and enter the domain name you wish to purchase. If the domain is available you will be able to add it to your order and purchase the domain.
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