A domain name only becomes accessible when nameservers are configured. The functioning of a nameserver can be compared to a phone book. Based on a name and city, you can find a phone number. A nameserver finds the IP address of a server based on a domain name.
All our customers can use Nomeo's nameservers for free.
The Nomeo nameservers are located in 3 data centers within 3 independent networks. This way, we can ensure that a domain name at Nomeo has particularly high availability.
All changes you make to your domain name settings via our control panel are immediately active on our nameservers. Everything happens in real-time, ensuring you don’t lose any valuable time.
You can configure Nomeo's nameservers yourself via our control panel. This allows you to retain full control over your domain names.
These records can be configured:
A-record: Links a hostname (e.g., www.nomeo.be) to an IP address (e.g., 85.255.204.53).
AAAA-record: Links a hostname (e.g., www.nomeo.be) to an IPv6 address (e.g., 2001:2353::1428:57ab).
CNAME-record: Links a hostname to another hostname.
ANAME-record (ALIAS): Links a hostname to another hostname but is more performant than a CNAME-record.
MX-record: Refers to the mail server responsible for a domain name.
TXT-record: Can contain free text and is used for, among other things, SPF records.
CAA-record: Specifies which parties may issue an SSL certificate for a domain name.
NS-record: Indicates which (authoritative) nameservers are responsible for a domain name.
SRV-record: Links a domain name to a specific service, such as Voice-over-IP.
SOA-record: Contains all information about the primary nameserver of a domain name.
