How to Edit Your DNS Records with Clouduxe

DNS (Domain Name System) translates domain names into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable names rather than long, complex IP addresses. Think of it as the Internet's phonebook, matching domain names (like example.com) with their corresponding server locations.

Why DNS Matters

When you type in a domain name, DNS works behind the scenes to direct your request to the correct server where the website is hosted. This process ensures that visitors can access your website even if the server’s IP address changes.

Info: DNS allows website owners to move their site to a new server without changing the domain name.

Steps to Edit DNS Records with Clouduxe

To manage your DNS records, follow these steps:

1. Ensure your nameservers point to Clouduxe:

   • ns1.clouduxe.cloud

   • ns2.clouduxe.cloud

2. Log into your cPanel.

3. Once logged in, locate Zone Editor in cPanel. The Zone Editor allows you to manage, add, or delete DNS records.

Tip: Zone Editor in cPanel gives you full control over your DNS records, enabling you to make adjustments as needed.

Common DNS Record Types

• A Record: Points your domain to an IP address.

• CNAME Record: Alias that points one domain name to another.

• MX Record: Directs email to your email server.

• TXT Record: Used to store arbitrary text, often for security purposes like verifying domain ownership.

Propagation Time

After making changes to your DNS settings, it can take anywhere from 24 to 72 hours for the changes to propagate globally. This delay depends on the Internet Service Provider (ISP) used by your visitors.

Note: During propagation, some visitors may be directed to the old server, while others will see the updated DNS records.

Need Help?

If you encounter any issues or need assistance in editing or adding DNS records, Clouduxe’s support team is available 24/7 to help you.

Warning: Incorrectly modifying DNS records can disrupt your website or email services, so be sure to double-check your changes.

Conclusion

DNS is crucial for managing how your domain name directs traffic to your website. Whether you're updating DNS records or pointing to a new server, using Clouduxe’s cPanel and Zone Editor simplifies the process. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact Clouduxe support for assistance.