# How to Add "A Record" in cPanel

### Steps to Add an A Record:

* Log in to your cPanel account.
* In the **Domains** section, click on **Zone Editor**.

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* Under **Domains**, locate the options listed under **Actions**.

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* Click on **A Record**. A pop-up box will appear. Enter the following details:

  * **Name**: Specify the name you wish to add (e.g., enter `blog`, which will create `blog.example.com`).
  * **Address**: Input the IP address of your server.

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* Click on **Add an A Record**.

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You have successfully added an A Record!
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DNS propagation can take up to 24 hours to fully take effect worldwide. Changes may take anywhere from 12 to 24 hours to propagate globally.
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