Name Servers (NS records) tell the Internet which DNS servers are responsible for managing a domain.
When someone visits a website, the DNS system first checks the domain's NS records to find where the domain's DNS records are hosted.
These DNS records are then used to locate the website, email services, and other domain-related resources.
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