Microsoftlicentiespecialist.nl - Microcenter - ICT voor het MKB (2024)

The domain Microsoftlicentiespecialist.nl belongs to the country-code Top-level domain .nl. The domain has been registered 17 years ago on Feb 2007. The site has its servers located in the Netherlands and is run by the "nginx" webserver software.

Our DNS lookup for the domain name yielded 1 SOA record, 1 A record, 4 NS records, 2 MX records and 2 TXT records. No AAAA records were found. DNS stands for Domain Name System and it is actually responsible for converting domain names to IP addresses. When you are trying to access a website and type in the URL, DNS will retrieve the IP address and simply direct you to the website. As a global database of domains and IP addresses, DNS allows you to access websites using domain names which are always easy to remember instead of IP addresses which can't be easily memorized.

Global Traffic Rank

> 1M

Safety/Trust

Unknown

Child Safety

Unknown

Registered

Feb 2007

17 years old

Visitors / Day*

Unknown

Pageviews / Day*

Unknown

Website Worth*

Unknown

Revenue / Day*

Unknown

Website Information

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• Title

  Microcenter - ICT voor het MKB

• Description

  Microcenter - Wij zijn een ICT specialist uit Almelo. Het beheren van bedrijfsnetwerken en -systemen doen wij slim, efficiënt en voordelig.

• Website Host

  https://microsoftlicentiespecialist.nl

• Main Language

  n/a

• Inbound Links

  n/a

Web Server Information

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Domain Registered

Febyx3@1uQ 1.N&1:Q_')00=3,5KR6&*u <.2/2z600G3673EN)-_L

17 years, 6 months and 18 days ago

Domain Updated

F9#1eb'=~@&h>Z 19, c.sd$c<9~Gd|2D}2*].A'0"2E\VqdnSo|2Vaj0

4 years, 6 months and 13 days ago

Domain Expiry

n/a

Registrar

n/a

WHOIS Server

n/a

Domain Status

active

Nameservers

ns1.serviceprovider.nl[more]

DNSSEC

yes

DNS lookup for the domain name brought up 1 A record, 2 MX records, 4 NS records, 1 SOA record and 2 TXT records. We couldn't find any AAAA records.

DNS (Domain Name System) in simple terms translates standard domain names into IP addresses (which are numbers) that computers actually use to connect to websites. This process is popularly regarded as Resolution. So when you enter the domain into a browser, DNS resolves it into an IP Address which your browser uses to connect you to the website of interest.

Here are some useful information about a domain’s DNS records...

SOA records operate like a control panel for the DNS settings of a domain. SOA is short for Start of Authority. SOA records reveal the main name server, list administrator's contact info, track DNS record updates and monitor how often secondary name servers update their copies of the domain's DNS records.

Another type of DNS records are A records. A records also known as Address records actually link a domain name to an IP address. They enable websites, emails and other online services to function easily. A records are limited to IPv4 addresses, hence the need for AAAA records for IPv6 compatibility.

AAAA or Quad A records simply connect a domain to an IPv6 address. They function like A records but enable IPv6 compatibility. An IPv6 address is longer and more complex than the IPv4 addresses used by A records. So AAAA records ensure easy accessibility on modern networks & devices.

For seamless email communication, MX records come in handy. MX stands for Mail Exchange. MX records basically help emails reach the correct mail servers by connecting a domain to the mail server's IP address. They have a priority order or value which ensures that emails are delivered correctly. MX records help you configure email hosting, routing, and even backup mail servers for a domain.

But a domain cannot be accessible without name servers. This is why NS records are needed. NS stands for Name Server. NS records clearly identify the name servers that manage a domain's DNS rescource records.

To store text information about a domain, you need TXT records. TXT stands for Text. TXT records help with email authentication, domain verification, storing notes about a domain and taking security measures like encryption keys and certificates. They allow any text string so are not restricted to just letters or numbers. This makes them very useful.

You can use our advanced DNS lookup tool to query more Resource Record Types than listed above. You can also use it to look up other domains, hostnames or IP addresses.

You can learn more about DNS from our Network Blog Articles:

• Understanding DNS Management - Learning the Basics
• What Is DNS?
• How DNS Lookup Works

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