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and useful RFCs. and useful RFCs.
This effort is developed cooperatively on GitHub, the repository can be This effort is developed cooperatively on GitHub, the repository can be
found at [https://github.com/ahupowerdns/hello-dns/] and text is highly found [https://github.com/ahupowerdns/hello-dns/](ghere) and help is highly
welcomed! welcome!
Although we start from relatively basic principles, the reader is expected Although we start from relatively basic principles, the reader is expected
to know what IP addresses are, what a (stub) resolver is and what an to know what IP addresses are, what a (stub) resolver is and what an
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If you will, the goal is to be a mini "[TCP/IP If you will, the goal is to be a mini "[TCP/IP
Illustrated](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TCP/IP_Illustrated)" of DNS. For Illustrated](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TCP/IP_Illustrated)" of DNS. For
more about the philosophy of these documents, and how to contribute, please read more about the philosophy of these documents, and how to contribute, please read
[meta.md](meta.md). [meta.md](meta.md.html).
Your help & insights are highly welcome! Your help & insights are highly welcome!
I want to thank Ólafur Guðmundsson and Job Snijders for their input and I want to thank Ólafur Guðmundsson and Job Snijders for their input and
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The content is spread out over several documents: The content is spread out over several documents:
* The core of DNS (this file) * The core of DNS (this file)
* [Relevant to stub resolvers and applications](stub.md) * [Relevant to stub resolvers and applications](stub.md.html)
* [Relevant to authoritative servers](auth.md) * [Relevant to authoritative servers](auth.md.html)
* [Relevant to resolvers](resolvers.md) * [Relevant to resolvers](resolvers.md.html)
* Optional elements: [EDNS, TSIG, Dynamic Updates, DNSSEC, DNAME, DNS Cookies](optional.md) * Optional elements: [EDNS, TSIG, Dynamic Updates, DNAME, DNS Cookies](optional.md.html)
* [DNSSEC](dnssec.md.html)
We start off with a general introduction of DNS basics: what is a resource We start off with a general introduction of DNS basics: what is a resource
record, what is an RRSET, what is a zone, what is a zone-cut, how are packets record, what is an RRSET, what is a zone, what is a zone-cut, how are packets
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``` ```
For details of what all these fields mean, please see the [authoritative For details of what all these fields mean, please see the [authoritative
server document](auth.md). server document](auth.md.html).
The final number however is important here. 86400 denotes that if a The final number however is important here. 86400 denotes that if a
response says a name or RRSET does not exist, it will continue to not exist response says a name or RRSET does not exist, it will continue to not exist

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