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How 3DNS works?
Can somebody explain me in simple words how 3DNS works? Also, are we using the name GTM for 3NDS nowadays? if no then can anybody tell me the difference?
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- Seth_Cooper
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Hi,
GTM replaced 3DNS years ago. GTM is an intelligent DNS solution that can have rules on how it decides what the best answer for a specific DNS request might be. It is considered a GSLB (Global Server Load Balancer) and is used to push data to different datacenters based on a set of rules and conditions.
Please check out the link below for more details.
Seth
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