Configure Domain DNS Records
Add or change DNS records for a domain in the console, understand propagation time, and resolve common configuration problems.
After registering a domain, add DNS records to point it to your server.
Steps
- Open Console → Domains and select the domain.
- Open DNS records.
- Add a record. Common types include A for an IPv4 address, AAAA for IPv6, CNAME for an alias, MX for mail, and TXT for verification.
- Save the record and wait for it to propagate.
Propagation time
- New and changed records normally take effect within a few minutes to tens of minutes. The exact time depends on the record's TTL and recursive DNS caches in different locations.
- If a test immediately after the change still returns the old value, a local cache is the likely cause. Try again later or verify from another network.
Common questions
- Can I use third-party DNS such as Cloudflare? See Use Cloudflare for Free DNS, CDN, and DDoS Protection.
- Is the domain on Hold? See How to Resolve a Domain Hold.
- How do I transfer a domain in or out? See Transfer a Domain In or Out.
- If a record cannot be saved or does not take effect after a long time, submit a ticket with the domain and complete record details.