How to change and add DNS records in cPanel

The server address is resolved with the domain names using DNS (Domain Name Service). There are numerous A, TXT, MX, CNAME, etc. record types in this instance of DNS. Each type of DNS record has a separate function; for instance, an A record resolves the server’s IP address to the given domain, while an MX record sets up the mail exchanger for the domain. Similarly, you may frequently need to update, add, or remove DNS records in cPanel.

1. Log in to cPanel using Username & Password. i.e; (https://yourdomain.com:2083 or https://yourdomain.com/cpanel)

2. Go to Domains → Zone Editor.

3. Go to a specific Domain Name → Click on “Manage“.

4. Now click on “+ Add Record“.

5. Enter the information below,

Enter the name of a legitimate zone here.

TTL: Enter the time to determine how long the DNS resolver should retain a query in its cache before sending out a fresh request.

Type Record: Choose the desired record type (A, TXT, MX, NS, CNAME, etc.) from the drop-down menu.

6. Now, to successfully add the record → Click on “Save Record“.

Editing Existing DNS Record

Navigate to Domains → Zone Editor.

Navigate to a specific Domain Name → Click on “Manage“.

You can edit the existing DNS record by clicking on the “Edit” button beside the current DNS record.

Share:

More Posts

How to Install Maven on macOS 2025

What you will read?1 Check for Java Installation2 Install Homebrew (If Not Installed)3 Install Maven via Homebrew4 Verify Environment Variables (Optional)5 Create a Sample Maven

How to Use Google SMTP Server

What you will read?1 Step 1: Enable SMTP Access in Gmail2 Step 2: Secure Connection with TLS3 Step 3: Send an Email via SMTP4 Step

how to install wine on RHEL

What you will read?1 Check RHEL version and CPU architecture2 Update system and install base tools3 Verify subscription and enable CodeReady Builder4 Enable EPEL repository5

Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments