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An IPv4 address becomes an A record, an IPv6 address an AAAA record; several addresses give several records. A name without a dot lives in the local domain{{if .Domain}} ({{.Domain}}){{else}} (none is set: do that on the Network page){{end}}. A full name such as photos.example.org overrides public DNS for just that name.
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photos.example.org
*.k8s.example.org is a wildcard: k8s.example.org itself and every name below it (a.k8s.example.org, x.y.k8s.example.org) answer with these addresses.
*.k8s.example.org
k8s.example.org
a.k8s.example.org
x.y.k8s.example.org
Names below these domains are asked from these resolvers (for example across a tunnel), not from the internet.
The router's own name and the DHCP reservations (edit those on the DHCP page).