DNS Functions

This feature allows you to set up a DNS zone on your server.

An A entry points a hostname or domain to an IP address, which allows other computers to find your server on the internet.

This feature allows you to delete DNS zones from your server.

This feature allows you to edit the records in a domain's DNS zone file.

This interface allows you to edit the templates that cPanel & WHM uses to create DNS zone files for new domains.

This interface lets you configure the entry for each destination mail server.

This feature creates DKIM and SPF records for all accounts on the server.

The Nameserver Record Report interface lists the server's nameserver information.

A parked domain (or alias) is a secondary domain that points to the user’s primary domain.

This interface cleans your named configuration file and removes duplicate entries.

This interface allows you to set the value for time to live (TTL) in your server's DNS zones.

This feature allows you to redirect one domain to another domain.

This feature compares zone files among servers, recognizes which are the most up-to-date, and updates the servers in the DNS cluster.