Edit DNS Zone in WebsitePanel

You can easily edit your domain(s) DNS zone file using WebsitePanel to add/remove/edit DNS records. One may want to make changes to add TXT records for verification, or perhaps add Google's MX records for 3rd party email services.

Once you login to your control panel, click on the Domain category.
Edit DNS Zone

Select the domain you would like to manage the DNS zone.
Edit DNS Zone

Finally, click on Edit DNS zone records.
Edit DNS Zone
Here you can see all the "default" DNS records that have been created. For website, control panel, FTP, and email access you'll need at least these default records. Please NOTE: Your records may be different based on the server on which you account is created.
Edit DNS Zone

If you would like to edit a already existing record, simply click the pencil icon on the left of such record. If you would like to add a record, just click "Add Record" above the other DNS entries.

Any issues geting a DNS record added, editing or removed please contact support and we'll be glad to assist further.


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