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DNS Zone Architect

Read each client's real DNS request, then build the zone yourself: add the exact records (type, name, value, and priority or TTL where it matters) that satisfy it.

Field Guide: Record Types, Resolution, and Caching (click to expand)

DNS Record Types

; Illustrative only, a generic zone for example.com. Not one of the graded clients below.
@3600A192.0.2.10
www3600CNAMEexample.com.
@3600MX10 mail.example.com.
mail3600A192.0.2.20

Resolution and Caching Concepts

Client 1 of 8 Solved: 0/8

How This Workbench Works

Each client states a real DNS need in their own words. Click "Add Record" to build the exact records that satisfy it: pick the type, the name, the value, and (for MX) the priority or (where it matters) a specific TTL. Click a record you already added to edit it, or use the small delete control to remove it. Click "Deploy Zone Changes" to see what happens. A wrong record type, a wrong value, a missing record, a wrong MX priority, or a CNAME that conflicts with another record at the same name all have a real, specific consequence. Fix the zone and redeploy until it is right, then move to the next client.

Zone File Editor

example.com
; Click "Add Record" to build this client's zone. Click a row to edit it.
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