My web host’s DNS management panel has an “Enable DNSSEC” button at the end of my list of DNS records. Do I need to do anything with this?
Thanks!
Nathan Parker
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DNSSEC is only needed if you are worried about DNS poisoning of your records. If you were MS you would turn it on, as a tiny site it’s probably of little value.
When DNSSEC is the default (not currently) your host will probably turn it on for you.
As always, set up a site monitor to check your site is up / posting the correct information. Plenty of free monitors out there.
cheers, Paul
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