DNS registrar GoDaddy, lookup icann.org
DNS hosting Amazon, host -t ns escaperoute.app
Web Hosting Apple Inc, host escaperoute.app, then looked up IP at arin.net who owns the IP Address
17.253.144.10
Email Hosting, Rackspace, host -t mx escaperoute.app, 10 mx1.emailsrvr.com. Google who is this: 10 mx1.emailsrvr.com.
What services can send out email on behalf of the domain? Rackspace and MailChimp, host -t txt escaperoute.app, Looked up mandrillapp.com and emailsrvr.com
DNS registration – the registrar, where you pay for renewal, where the nameservers are set, where you control domain contact information for whois lookup, here is a good tool for registrar lookup: https://lookup.icann.org/
DNS hosting – where the DNS records are hosted, where you make changes to the DNS records, the nameservers point to here, use the host command in Terminal on macOS, Terminal example 1 host vitalitysouth.com in terminal shows A record for vitalitysouth.com, example 2 host -t mx vitalitysouth.com, shows MX record for vitalitysouth.com, example 3 whois vitalitysouth.com shows the nameservers, or do host -t ns vitalitysouth.com to see nameservers, example 4 host 8.8.8.8 looks up the IP address 8.8.8.8 to see if it has an associated host name, or look up IP at https://www.arin.net/ to see who owns the IP address.
Web hosting – where the website is hosted, typically the A records for the domain and the www.domain are pointed here
Email hosting – where the email is hosted, typically the MX record for the domain is pointed here, macOS Terminal example: host -t mx vitalitysouth.com
SPF record – what providers/servers are allowed to send out email for a given domain, typically the TXT record for the domain, the record text starts with “v=spf1” followed by allowed servers, macOS Terminal example: host -t txt vitalitysouth.com