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If you would like to use GooleApps with your domain, you may setup your account from here. Once you have signed up for  GoogleApps account, you would need to change the MX records for your domains. This could be easily done through your cPanel -> MX Entry. Select the domain for which you will be [...]

If you would like to check where a DNS Record is pointing to, you can easily do that from the following 3rd party website: http://www.iptools.com From there  scroll down to the DNS Lookup section of the site and enter the domain name that you would like to check. Then you have a choice of what [...]

If you already have an account with us and your domain name is pointed to our DNS servers, you may easily change the A record for your domain through your cPanel -> Advanced DNS Editor. If you experience any troubles while changing the A record of your domain, you may always contact our Support team [...]

In order to create a wildcard sub-domain, you should visit your cPanel -> Subdomains. In the first field, simply type a “*” (without the quotes). From the drop-down menu, choose the desired domain on which you prefer to be created the wildcard sub-domain. In the last field please make sure that you have only public_html/ [...]

Changes to the settings of a domain name, including DNS servers, may take up to 24 hours to become effective. You may check in which areas the DNS propagation has been completed here. When the propagation is complete, you will be able to access your website from the server which hosts your account. If after [...]

Before you make any changes to the DNS servers, you should make sure you have the right ones for your domain. You can find the correct Name Servers for the account in your Welcome Email that you received upon sign up or check a copy of the email via your client area -> My Emails. [...]

Every domain name has its own DNS zone.  The DNS zone consist of DNS records for the domain that it has been created for. The most important and most frequently used DNS records are the following: •    NS – specifies which are the DNS servers for your domain; •    A – specifies IP addresses corresponding [...]

There is no option providing  you the opportunity to add directly SPF record. Thus the only way to add such record is to head over to your cPanel feature which we are providing with all of the packages we are offering. Right when  you are logged in  your cPanel  you should look for an icon [...]

In order to change the CNAME record  you should log in into the cPanel feature which we are providing with all of the packages  we are offering. Right after  you are logged into  your cPanel  you should look for the Advanced DNS zone editor. When  you click on it  you will be redirected to a [...]

In order to change the MX record for certain domain associated with  your account  you should login into  your cPanel feature provided with all of the packages we are offering. Then the  you should look for an icon for the “MX Entry”. Right after clicking on that icon  you will be redirected to a page [...]

In order to change the A record for domain associated with  your account  you have not more than one options to do that themself. You should log in to the cPanel feature provided with all of the packages we are offering. Then  you should choose the icon for the “Advanced DNS zone editor” and right [...]

In order to change the NS records or also called Nameservers you should head to your Client Area -> Domains -> My Domains -> View/Edit (for the domain  you have choosen). Right after the  you click on the View/Edit button  you will be redirected to a page which gives information about the domain  you own. [...]

You can easily check your DNS records if your domain is registered with us from your Client Area -> Domains -> My Domains -> View/Edit (for the domain in question). Right after you click on the View/Edit button you will be redirected to a page which gives information about the domain. After scrooling down a [...]