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Where do you edit your DNS records? #
- The domain uses our hosting (nameservers r71 and r72.hyyat4host.com): edit records in cPanel → Zone Editor. See logging in to cPanel.
- The domain has no hosting with us and you want to point it to a site or email elsewhere: use DNS Management in the client area as shown here.
How to manage DNS records #
- Log in to the client area with your email and password, or with the Google account linked to it.
- Open Domains → My Domains and click the domain you want.
- If DNS Management is not in the sidebar, open Addons and turn on DNS Host Record Management. It is free.
- In the sidebar open DNS Management, add records in the empty rows, then click Save Changes.
Available record types #
| Type | Use | Example |
|---|---|---|
| A | Points the domain to a server IP | @ → 203.0.113.10 |
| CNAME | A subdomain that follows another name | www → yourdomain.com |
| MX | Sets the mail server, with priority | @ → mx.mailhost.com (10) |
| SPF (txt) | TXT records such as SPF and ownership checks | v=spf1 include:… ~all |
| URL Redirect | Redirects the domain to another URL | https://example.com |
The @ sign means the domain itself, with no subdomain. To forward email to another address without hosting, “Email Forwarding” is available as a paid yearly addon.
FAQ #
Is DNS Management free? #
Yes, free for every supported domain registered with us.
I edited records and nothing changed. #
Changes usually take up to 24 hours. Also make sure the domain uses the registrar’s DNS servers, not another host’s nameservers.
I can’t find DNS Management or Addons. #
Your extension does not support it (such as .sa). Open a support ticket and we will help you point it.
I want Google or Microsoft email. #
Add the MX and TXT records the provider gives you, as in the table.