Domain Registration: DNS Management

DNS is where most subtle digital presence problems live: email deliverability, site migrations, and service integrations all depend on correctly configured DNS records.

About This Service

DNS is where most subtle digital presence problems live: email deliverability, site migrations, and service integrations all depend on correctly configured DNS records. System Strats manages DNS records across registrars and DNS providers, keeping everything working and documented.

How We Help

DNS record setup and migration

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration

Subdomain and service routing

DNS monitoring and change tracking

Our Process

1

Portfolio Audit

We inventory every domain, where it is registered, who owns it, what it is used for, and what the DNS records look like.

2

Consolidation & Cleanup

We transfer domains to a single registrar, fix ownership, clean up DNS, and retire domains that are not worth keeping.

3

Documentation & Handoff

We document everything in a shared inventory that survives personnel changes, and hand off (or stay involved for) ongoing management.

4

Ongoing Management

We handle renewals, DNS changes, new registrations, and transfers as an ongoing service so nothing lapses and nothing drifts.

Why Choose System Strats

We have cleaned up domain portfolios for businesses of every size and know how to unstick transfers, fix broken DNS, and handle the rare edge cases that come with domain management. We also know when to recommend keeping a defensive registration and when to let one expire.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Domain Registration DNS Management, and how System Strats can help.

Cloudflare is the default for most clients because it is fast, free, and secure. For larger enterprises, Route 53, NS1, or DNSimple may fit better depending on requirements.

Yes. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are critical for email deliverability, and they are where most broken email configurations live. We set these up correctly and monitor them.

Through TTL management, staged changes, and testing. DNS mistakes can take hours to propagate, so the discipline matters more than the speed.

Yes. Every change is documented in a shared record of what changed, when, and why. DNS without documentation becomes unmanageable quickly.

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