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# Test Web3 domain resolution over DNS

NOTO offers a set of DNS resolvers that can be used for testing purposes.

| Type               | Address                     |
| ------------------ | --------------------------- |
| DNS - over - HTTPS | <https://dns1.noto.network> |
| NS1                | 34.154.40.173               |
| NS2                | 34.154.254.177              |

Please bear in mind that:

* Being able to fully interact with a Web3 domain depends only in part on its resolution, whether this happens directly from the blockchain or via a DNS query on our nameservers. This depends on factors such as the browser or application you are using and it is beyond the control of Freename.
* These DNS servers are intended to facilitate testing but are not meant to permanently replace the DNS server provided by your ISP. Should you have any issues while using the Freename DNS, please switch back to your original DNS configuration.

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