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  What is DNS? Domain Name System, or DNS, is the backbone of your online presence. Every domain name uses DNS to control how visitors find your website and how you receive email. You can think of your domain name as a street address, and DNS acts as your GPS. Visitors won't be able to find your address if the GPS isn't able to provide the correct directions. This means that if your DNS isn't correct, your website and email won't work the way they should. When you type in a domain name in your internet browser, DNS works to find the information for that domain. Domains are a friendly way for us to remember how to get to a website, but underneath that friendly name, computers talk to each other using numbers. These numbers form Internet Protocol, or IP addresses, which act as the street address of your website working under your domain name. When you type a domain name in your address bar to visit a website, your computer is looking for the IP address of that website so ...