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Working with DNSSEC

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Managing DNSSEC for Your Domain Name

In the Domain Manager, you can enable Domain Name Security Extensions (DNSSEC), which add a layer of security to your domain names by attaching digital signatures to their Domain Name System (DNS) information.

About Self-Managed DNSSEC

Posted: 7-2-2012 in Working with DNSSEC

Learn about the criteria for adding Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) to the domain name extensions registered in your account with us.

What is DNSSEC?

Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) add digital signatures to a domain name’s DNS (Domain Name System) to determine the authenticity of the source domain name

Since DNSSEC makes the Internet more secure, why doesn't everyone use it?

Posted: 1-11-2012 in Working with DNSSEC

Learn why everyone isn’t using DNSSEC yet.

Why does my website no longer resolve after I enabled DNSSEC?

Posted: 9-1-2011 in Working with DNSSEC

Learn why your website isn’t resolving after you enabled DNSSEC.

Where can I get more information about DNSSEC?

Posted: 9-1-2011 in Working with DNSSEC

Learn where to get more information about DNSSEC.

What types of websites should enable DNSSEC for their domain name?

Posted: 9-1-2011 in Working with DNSSEC

Learn which types of websites can benefit the most from DNSSEC.

What is a key rollover and how often should it occur?

Posted: 9-1-2011 in Working with DNSSEC

Learn why DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extension) key rollovers are important and how often they should occur.

What is the DNSSEC chain of trust?

Posted: 9-1-2011 in Working with DNSSEC

Learn about the DNSSEC chain of trust, which is a verified electronic signature, or handshake, at each DNS lookup node.

What is a DS record?

Posted: 9-1-2011 in Working with DNSSEC

Learn about Delegation of Signing (DS) records.

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