Keep your domain names secure with DNSSEC!
Activating DNSSEC on your domain name allows for the verification of DNS responses and combats DNS attacks. Wathc our video to learn more!
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How to update DNS records
Editing DNS records is not as difficult as you think. At Gandi, you can manage your domain names, and easily add, edit, or delete your DNS records in the same interface.
Sync your DNS zones across multiple domains with Linked zones
While configuration templates allow you to apply DNS configurations to multiple domain names, it doesn’t let you synchronize these across all domains using it. That’s why we developed a new linked zones feature for linking your DNS settings across multiple domain names.
Secure your important domain names with Advanced DNS
With Advanced DNS, you get a professional service with a service-level agreement to secure your sensitive domains.
Introducing: DNS Export
Export your domains’ DNS records into a CSV file you can use to clean your DNS records or just make a backup.
Why you should keep your DNS zone clean
Don’t forget to remove old DNS records from your zone! They could be an open door waiting for an attacker to walk through.
Increase your uptime with Premium DNS
Protect your business from DDoS attacks and guarantee the availability of your online services thanks to Premium DNS.
How not to break your DNS
We’re here to guide you through the pitfalls in managing DNS and help you avoid some of the most common mistakes.
Activate DNSSEC in one click
DNSSEC is a protocol that allows you to sign responses to DNS queries in order to ensure the integrity of DNS records and combat certain threats such as DNS hijacking. Here’s how to activate it at Gandi.
Incident report: abc DNS cluster
We faced two incidents with our DNS plateform on September 7th & 8th.
How to fight DNS hijacking
What is DNS hijacking and how can you fight it? We delve into a high-profile DNS hijacking attack to examine the problem in depth.
Are you ready for the DNS flag day?
DNS Flag day is coming up! Are you ready for February 1?