The Canonical Name Record, more simply known as the CNAME Record, exists within the DNS realm to make domain management more streamlined. Instead of linking to an IP address like the A Record, a CNAME record establishes an alias for one domain and points it to another domain or subdomain. This can be particularly beneficial for businesses with multifaceted online operations, allowing for subdomains like shop.example.com to redirect seamlessly to a primary domain, without needing a distinct IP address for each. Find additional information about the CNAME record!