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@jwildeboer Let me explain the “glue record” for othes:

The DNS records for each domain must be physically stored somewhere and served by an authoritative DNS server for that domain. But how do other computers find that server in the Internet? Easy, they look at the NS record for the domain. However, that contains a host name, not an IP address. If the host name is in the same domain, how do you resolve it to an IP address? Well, you add a glue A and/or AAAA record to the parent zone file.