Everything you should know about DNS

Nameservers help connect URLs with the IP address of web servers. Nameservers are an important part of the Domain Name System (DNS), which many people call the “phone book of the Internet”.
Let’s say you want to visit the OneByte homepage. On the surface, this action is simple: you type “onebyte.xyz” into your browser’s address bar and you see the OneByte homepage. Easy, right?
But behind-the-scenes, the high-level process actually goes something like this:
→ The IP of your computer is also the IP of your website as well as the IP of your network is the IP of your Server
→ The solution is that you can set up Dynamic DNS for your domain
NOTE: Once you have your nameservers registered, please do not forget to create the corresponding A records for them in your domain name zone file. This can be done in the DNS or Zone Management menu of your hosting control panel. You might need to contact your hosting company for assistance with setting up the records.