3.Click the domain name you wish to modify the DNS records for.
4. Click "DNS records" 5.Add your desired DNS records
1) Click on the leftmost column to add a subdomain 2) Select the resolution type in the second column 3) Fill in the DNS IP/CNAME/Url redirection in the third column 4) Click on the rightmost column to add a subdomain 5) Finally, click the "Confirm" button at the bottom to save the DNS settings
A/AAAA record, also called IP address record modify.
Warm reminder: Do not include your full domain name in the subdomain field.
For example, if you want to create sub.yourdomain.com, simply enter "sub" in the Subdomain field.
CNAME record,also called Alias record modify
Example:
Subdomain: blog
Type: CNAME
Value: yourdomain.com
This means when someone visits blog.yourdomain.com, they will be directed to yourdomain.com
MX record, also called mail routing record modify
Example:
Type: MX
Priority: 10 (The priority helps to determine which mail server to use if multiple exist)
Value: mx.youremailserver.com