Select the DNS Menu Select Managed DNS Select a domain from the either the “Recently Updated Domains” box, or start typing the domain name in the textbox on the “Select Domain” tab. Click on the “Import Records” tab Select to import records from “Nameserveer (AXFR)” Enter the AXFR IP address of the name server. Note: [...]
Select the DNS Menu Select Managed DNS Select a domain from the either the “Recently Updated Domains” box, or start typing the domain name in the textbox on the “Select Domain” tab. Click on the “Import Records” tab Select to import records from “Zone Definition” Zone files must be imported in the format shown in [...]
To use other external name servers in addition to DNS Made Easy name servers configuration of an Access Control List (ACL) is required. In the ACL you must specify the AXFR IP addresses of the external name servers that you will use for zone transfer. The external name servers must support AXFR. You then apply [...]
Applying Public Vanity Name Servers to your domain allows you to replace your domains NS records with a pre-defined Vanity NS configuration. This is useful if for example, you want to replace the name servers “ns10-ns15.dnsmadeeasy.com” with “ns10-ns15.dnsmadeeasy.org” for a .ORG domain name or if you wanted to assign only a portion of the name [...]
Reverse DNS (rDNS) is the method of resolving an IP address into a domain name, just as the domain name system (DNS) resolves domain names into associated IP addresses. Setting up reverse DNS for your domain can help ensure email delivery to mail servers which perform simple anti-spam measures which as a three-way handshake to [...]
An overview of the steps to configure Vanity Name Servers are: Define the names of your name servers – Assign names to the name server IPs that were assigned to your domain(s) in DNS Made Easy. Create A records for those name servers in the appropriate domain. This assigns the names to the IPs. AT [...]
A subdomain is technically defined as when you use a different section of name servers for part of your domain. For instance “dnsmadeeeasy.com.” is a subdomain for “com.”. Creating “sub.dnsmadeeasy.com.” on a different group of name servers than “dnsmadeeasy.com.” would be creation of a subdomain. In contrast, “www.dnsmadeeasy.com.” is a record with the name of [...]
Select the DNS Menu Select Managed DNS Select a domain from the either the “Recently Updated Domains” box, or start typing the domain name in the textbox on the “Select Domain” tab. Click the “Name Servers” tab The name servers listed here for your domain are the name servers you should tell your registrar to [...]
Select the DNS Menu Select Managed DNS Select Managed DNS Select a domain to delete from the either the “Recently Updated Domains” box, or start typing the domain name in the textbox on the “Select Domain” tab. Click “Delete Domain” Confirm deletion of the domain by reading the message and typing DELETE Click “Ok”
Select the DNS Menu Select Managed DNS Click “Add Domains”, on the right Enter Domain Name(s), one per line Select Advanced Features (if any) Click “Ok”
Select the DNS Menu Select Managed DNS Click “Add Domains”, on the right Enter Domain Name(s) Select Advanced Features (if any) Click “Ok”