If your domain uses Fodenflow's nameservers, its DNS records are edited from your hosting:
- Go to Hosting and click Manage hosting.
- In the hosting menu, under Domains, click DNS zone.
- Choose the domain and add or edit the record you need.
The most common records
- A: points a name to an IP address.
- CNAME: makes a subdomain an alias of another name (for example, for an external store).
- MX: tells the world which server should receive your domain's email.
- TXT: verification strings (Google, Meta and others) and email records such as SPF.
Changing MX records or deleting existing records can stop your email or website from working. If you're not sure, ask us first.
If your plan doesn't include advanced tools, or your domain uses another provider's DNS, contact us with the record you need and we'll help. If the domain is registered with us, open its options in Domains and click Manage DNS: it takes you to the zone of the hosting it belongs to, or shows the name servers to point it to.
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