Common DNS Records Explained 
DNS (Domain Name System) records are like a phone book for the internet. They tell browsers and email services where to go. Here’s a simple breakdown of the most important DNS records you might need to know.
When you buy domains from Infraforge/Mailforge they come automatically with DMARC, DKIM, and SPF on purchase
Essential DNS Records
A Record – Connects a domain to an IPv4 address (e.g.,
example.com → 192.168.1.1).AAAA Record – Same as A, but for IPv6 addresses.
CNAME Record – Redirects one domain to another (e.g.,
www.example.com → example.com).MX Record – Tells email services where to deliver emails.
TXT Record – Stores text info (often used for email security).
NS Record – Lists the name servers managing your domain.
Forwarding – Redirects one domain to another (set up via hosting).
Email Security Records (Stops Spam & Spoofing)
SPF Record – Defines which mail servers can send emails for your domain. Helps prevent fake emails.
DKIM Record – Adds a digital signature to your emails to prove they are legit.
DMARC Record – Tells email servers what to do if an email fails SPF or DKIM (reject, spam, or allow).
How to Check DNS Records in MXToolbox(https://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx#)
Check SPF Record:
Go to SPF Lookup.
Enter your domain name (e.g.,
example.com).Click "SPF Record Lookup" to see if your SPF record is set up correctly.
Check DKIM Record:
Go to DKIM Lookup.
Enter your domain name and selector (DKIM keys are stored under a selector name, DKIM selector is “autogenerated” when you buy domains from us).
Click "DKIM Lookup" to check if your DKIM record is valid.
Check DMARC Record:
Go to DMARC Lookup.
Enter your domain name.
Click "DMARC Record Lookup" to check if DMARC is set up.
Final Thoughts
If you're setting up a website or email, these DNS records are your foundation.
A, CNAME, and MX are essential for websites and email.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC protect your emails from spoofing and spam.
Use MXToolbox to check if everything is set up correctly!