Domeenien
Domeenien is the Finnish term used to refer to multiple domain names in information technology. The word is the genitive plural of domeeni, borrowed from the English domain. In Finnish texts, domeenien is used when discussing ownership, governance, or technical management of domain names.
In IT, a domain is a human-readable label that resolves to network resources through the Domain Name
Ownership and management of domeenien typically occurs through registrars, under policy frameworks administered by TLD registries.
Common DNS records include A and AAAA records (address mappings), CNAME records (aliases), MX records (mail servers),
Security and governance considerations include the use of DNSSEC to protect the integrity of DNS responses,
Historically, DNS emerged in the 1980s and became foundational for Internet navigation. In Finnish discourse, domeenien