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Hosting & Network

relo.ad runs on Amazon AWS, with email via IONOS.

Hosting network
Amazon AWSAS16509Amazon AWS
Managed DNS
Self-hosted / other
Email
IONOS
IPv6 (AAAA)
Not enabled
CAA pinning
None

Sits alongside 6,001,922 other sites on Amazon AWS.

Recently changed networks: AS3352 → AS16509 (as of Nov 3, 2026)

The apex and www are the same hosting — the apex via A records.

DNS Records for relo.ad

HostnameTypeTTLPriorityContent
relo.adA016.192.53.242
relo.adNS0ns1045.ui-dns.org
relo.adNS0ns1045.ui-dns.biz
relo.adNS0ns1045.ui-dns.com
relo.adNS0ns1045.ui-dns.de
relo.adSOA600ns1045.ui-dns.com hostmaster.1und1.com 2017060147 28800 7200 604800 600
relo.adTXT0v=spf1 include:_spf-eu.ionos.com ~all
relo.adTXT0_wjp62bxead18f5u4nbkc0dx67l4gj9n
relo.adMX010mx01.ionos.es
relo.adMX010mx00.ionos.es
www.relo.adA016.192.53.242

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About DNS Records

DNS (Domain Name System) records are instructions that provide information about a domain, including its IP addresses, mail servers, and other services. Common record types include:

  • SOA (Start of Authority) - Contains administrative information about the zone
  • NS (Nameserver) - Specifies authoritative nameservers for the domain
  • A (Address) - Maps a domain to an IPv4 address
  • AAAA - Maps a domain to an IPv6 address
  • CNAME (Canonical Name) - Creates an alias pointing to another domain
  • MX (Mail Exchange) - Specifies mail servers for the domain