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Defines the hostname, port number, priority, and weight for specific internet network services.
Query any domain name to inspect authoritative SRV records, response latency, and TTL values.
Standard BIND representation of this record in authoritative master zone files:
The SRV (Service) record provides generalized service location capabilities, specifying both the host server and port number for protocols such as SIP (VoIP), XMPP (Jabber), Minecraft servers, and Microsoft Active Directory / LDAP. This eliminates the need to hardcode port numbers into client configurations.
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