ALL A AAAA CAA CNAME MX NS PTR SOA SRV TXT ANY

NS records for ve:

Record	Type	Value	TTL
ve	NS	ssdns-tld.nic.cl.	18000
ve	NS	ns5.nic.ve.	18000
ve	NS	ns6.nic.ve.	18000
ve	NS	a.lactld.org.	18000
ve	NS	ns4.nic.ve.	18000
ve	NS	ns3.nic.ve.	18000

id 27439, opcode QUERY, rcode NOERROR, flags QR RD RA
;QUESTION
ve. IN NS
;ANSWER
ve. 18000 IN NS ssdns-tld.nic.cl.
ve. 18000 IN NS ns5.nic.ve.
ve. 18000 IN NS ns6.nic.ve.
ve. 18000 IN NS a.lactld.org.
ve. 18000 IN NS ns4.nic.ve.
ve. 18000 IN NS ns3.nic.ve.
;AUTHORITY
;ADDITIONAL

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DNS NS Record

NS records, known as Nameserver records are used to store the nameservers for a domain. The nameservers identify which DNS servers are responsible for managing DNS records for the domain.

Example NS record

An example NS record may look like the following:

Record	Type	Value	TTL
example.com	NS	ns1.nameserver.com	3600

example.com represents the domain of the record.

NS is the record type.

ns1.nameserver.com is the value of the record. This is the address of the nameserver for this domain. NS records cannot point to CNAME records.

3600 is the TTL (time to live) of the record in seconds, this example represents 1 hour. This means that when a record has had updates made to it, then it will take 1 hour to update.

Primary & secondary NS records

Domains are typically configured with multiple NS records, this is important because if the nameservers for a domain are not configured correctly then this will mean that the website, email, or other services for the domain will not work.

To configure primary and secondary or backup nameservers multiple NS records should be created for the domain.

Record	Type	Value	TTL
example.com	NS	ns1.nameserver.com	3600
example.com	NS	ns2.nameserver.com	3600