Which DNS record type maps a hostname to an IPv4 address?
- A A
- B AAAA
- C CNAME
- D MX
Answer
A
AAAA maps to IPv6, CNAME creates an alias to another name, and MX identifies mail servers with priority values.
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A
AAAA maps to IPv6, CNAME creates an alias to another name, and MX identifies mail servers with priority values.
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