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A secondary DNS server is a server that is used as a backup for the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server is used to resolve DNS queries that are not answered by the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server can be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is not hosted by the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server can also be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is hosted by the primary DNS server but is not cached by the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server can also be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is not accessible from the Internet. The secondary DNS server can be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is accessible from the Internet but is not cached by the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server can also be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is not accessible from the Internet but is hosted by the primary DNS server.

The secondary DNS server can also be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is accessible from the Internet and is cached by the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server can also be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is accessible from the Internet and is hosted by the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server can also be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is accessible from the Internet and is not hosted by the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server can also be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is not accessible from the Internet and is not cached by the primary DNS server. The secondary DNS server can also be used to provide DNS resolution for a domain that is not accessible from the Internet and is not hosted by the primary DNS server.