Add a DNS Zone
This feature allows you to set up a DNS zone on your server.
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Add an A Entry for Your Hostname
An A entry points a hostname or domain to an IP address, which allows other computers to find your server on the internet.
Delete a DNS Zone
This feature allows you to delete DNS zones from your server.
DNS Cluster
This interface allows you to configure a DNS cluster and add servers to an existing DNS cluster.
DNS Zone Manager
This feature allows you to edit the records in a domain's DNS zone file.
DNSSEC
DNSSEC adds a layer of security to your domains' DNS records.
Dynamic DNS
Use this interface to manage your dynamic DNS (DDNS) domains.
Edit Zone Templates
This interface allows you to edit the templates that cPanel & WHM uses to create DNS zone files for new domains.
Email Routing Configuration
This interface lets you configure the entry for each destination mail server.
Enable DKIM/SPF Globally
This feature creates DKIM and SPF records for all accounts on the server.
Guide to DNS Cluster Configurations
A DNS cluster is a group of nameservers that share records with each other.
How to Clear Your DNS Cache
This document explains how to clear the DNS cache from various operaing systems.
How to Identify Your Registrar
This document will explain how to identify your domain’s registrar.
How to List Domains with DNSSEC
This document describes how to list domains with DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) on a server.
How to Modify Your Hosts File
The document describes methods that allow you to modify your workstation's /etc/hosts file.
How to Rotate a DNSSEC Key
This document describes how to rotate a domain's DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) keys on a server.
How to Use cPanel's PowerDNS
cPanel's PowerDNS implementation reads DNS data from the BIND files and stores DNSSEC data in a SQLite database.
Nameserver Record Report
The Nameserver Record Report interface lists the server's nameserver information.
Nameserver Selection
This interface allows you to select your server's nameserver software or to disable DNS services.
The ALIAS DNS Record
You can use the ALIAS DNS record to resolve a domain name to the IP addresses of a different fully qualified domain name (FQDN)