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A nameserver is a specific server that is able to use the DNS (Domain Name System) protocol to answer queries about hostnames to reply back with IP addresses, among other mappings.
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How do shared hosting providers know you own a domain when you point the DNS to their server?
Sure, anyone could do this, but what would they get from it? Attaching the domain to the server doesn't give you any kind of access or ownership of the servers.
You could point thedomainyouown.com at …
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