.TK top-level domain name resolution tutorial

1. Log in to the TK member area. Click "My Domain Name" - "Domain Name List" on the left, and click "Modify" on the domain name you applied for.

2. URL forwarding. This is applicable when you have many domain names and want to point multiple domain names to one domain name at the same time.

3. Use DOT’s own free DNS server. In fact, TK's free DNS is very good. If there are no special requirements, there is no need to modify it.
It should be noted here that
A record refers to resolving your domain name to your IP address.
CNAME resolution refers to resolving your domain name to another domain name (some free hosting does not provide IP addresses, so it will give you a secondary domain name as the resolution address)

4. Use your own DNS service.
Since some spaces come with built-in DNS services, the advantage of using a built-in DNS server is that you no longer need to modify the domain name resolution in the space control panel. It depends on the situation here. See the figure for setting method.


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