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An NS Record Technically Consists of Just the Name Server's

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An NS record technically consists of just the name server's FQDN,but this by itself is not useful unless there is an associated ____________________,which if possible,is created automatically in DNS manager by a DNS lookup on the NS record's FQDN.

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