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DNS Records for linux-only.org

HostnameTypeTTLPriorityContent
linux-only.orgMX010mail.linux-only.org
linux-only.orgMX020mail.fractal.de
linux-only.orgSOA86400ns.fractal.de hostmaster.ns.fractal.de 2021070500 28800 7200 604800 86400
linux-only.orgNS0ns.fractal.de
linux-only.orgNS0ns2.tmag.de
www.linux-only.orgCNAME0www.linuxonly.de
www.linux-only.orgA0157.90.182.49

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