Domain Name System (DNS) is a mechanism which allows searching for a domain name by its IP address and vice versa, as well as other information that resource records contain. For more information please refer to the article Domain resource record. A domain name is a set of symbols which is used to identify an IP address.
DNSmanager can be used both as the master and slave DNS server.
To create a domain name for which DNSmanager is the primary server, complete the following steps:
- Navigate to Main → Domain names → Add.
- Select "master" in the domain Type field.
- Enter a Domain name.
- Enter the Administrator email. It is specified in the SOA-record of the domain zones. For more information about domain names and reverse records please refer to the article Domain resource record.
- Enter the IP-address corresponding to the domain name. You can enter several IPs.
- Click Ok.
To create a domain name for which DNSmanager is the secondary server, complete the following steps:
- Navigate to Main → Domain names → Add.
- Select "slave" in the domain Type field.
- Enter a Domain name.
- Enter the Master IP — the IP-address of the primary DNS server.
- Clicking Ok will send the information about the domain zone from the primary DNS server to DNSmanager.
You can change the IP addresses of a user with their own namespace and of a reseller. To change a user's IP addresses:
- Go to Main → Users or Resellers.
- Select the desired user and click Edit.
- Enter the new IP address.
- Click Ok.
You can change the owner of a domain name. To do this:
- Go to Main → Domain names.
- Select the desired domain name and click Transfer.
- Choose a new owner for the domain name.
- Click Ok.
You can enable the automatic creation of a forward record when creating a reverse record that points to the domain. To do this:
- Go to Main → Domain names.
- Select the desired domain name and click Transfer.
- Check the box Create forward records when creating PTR.
- Click Ok.
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