Zone Editor- A record, CName, etc

Using the Zone Editor in cPanel

cPanel provides the ability to maintain your DNS records via the Zone Editor. The following instructions provide the steps to create an A record.

    1. Type username and password then click Log in to log into cPanel
       

      Be sure to log in with the cPanel user that owns the domain you are creating an A record for.

       
    2. Click Zone Editor icon from domains section
       

      Locate the Domains section of cPanel and click on the Zone Editor icon.

       
    3. Click +A Record next to domain
       

      Find your domain in the list under the Domainheading. Under the Actions heading, click on the +A Record link that corresponds with the domain you want to add the A record for.

       
    4. Fill in data fields for Name and Address
       

      A pop-up dialog box will display for you to fill in the data fields for your A Record. Type the Name and Address of your A record into the fields accordingly.

       
      NOTE: You may refer to the descriptions in the table below to determine what information you will enter for your A record. However, the values indicated are simply provided as sample data and should not be used as the actual values in your record.
A Record
Field Description Value
Name Enter the domain name that you are creating the A record for followed by a period. example.com.
Address Enter the IP address that you are pointing the A record to. xx.xx.xx.xxx
    1. Click Add an A Record to save changes
       

      Click the Add an A Record button to save your changes.

       
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