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Managing Your DNS

In the DNS Manager, you can use the Zone File Editor to add, edit, and delete zone file records for your domain names registered with us, registered elsewhere and hosted with us, or registered elsewhere and using our DNS (Off-site DNS).

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Managing Domain Names with Off-Site DNS

If you registered your domain name with another registrar, you can still manage its...

Adding or Editing a Records

An A (host) record connects your domain name to your IP address. A records let users...

Adding or Editing CNAME Records

A CNAME (Alias) record points to an A (Host) record. You can create multiple CNAME...

Adding or Editing MX Records

Mail servers send and receive email messages on the Internet. MX (Mail Exchanger)...

Adding or Editing TXT Records

A TXT (Text) record is an informational record you can use to provide additional...

Adding or Editing SRV Records

SRV (Service) records are resource records used to identify computers that host...

Adding or Editing AAAA Records

AAAA records store 128-bit Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) addresses that do not...

Adding or Editing NS Records

NS (Name Server) records give third-party nameservers the authority to manage the DNS...

Adding or Editing SPF Records

A Sender Policy Framework (SPF) record is a type of TXT record that lets you...

What is DNS?

The Domain Name System (DNS) provides visitors access to websites using domain names...

Managing DNS for Your Domain Names

In the DNS Manager, you can use the Zone File Editor to add, edit, and delete zone...

What are zone files and zone records?

Zone files organize the zone records for domain names and subdomains in a DNS server....

Setting Nameservers for Your Domain Names

When you register a domain name with us, we set it up on our parked nameservers so a...

Why should I use your DNS?

Our DNS system uses Anycast DNS, which ensures the best possible service to our...

Using Gmail's MX Records for Your Domain Name

Mail servers send and receive email messages on the Internet. MX (Mail Exchanger)...

Accessing the Zone File Editor

For both Standard and Premium DNS accounts, you can access the Zone File Editor from...

Managing Your DNS in the Hosting Control Panel

If you need to change your hosted domain's DNS, you can access our DNS manager through...

Filtering Zone File Records

The Zone File Editor lets you filter the DNS records for your zone file. For example,...

What is the 'www' before my domain name?

The www before your domain name is a subdomain, not part of the domain name itself....

Using Your Domain Name with Google Apps

Your Go Daddy domain name can easily be set up for use with Google Apps®, but...

Registering Your Own Nameservers/Hosts

Nameserver registration is unavailable for .eu domain names. If you need to create...

Understanding the DNS Manager

You can use the DNS Manager to manage the DNS for your domain names that meet the...