Domains and DNS
A company gave you a record to add to your domain. Find where to log in, copy three things in, and check that it worked.
When a company you use asks you to add a DNS record to your domain, you copy three things into a list. These guides show where, and how to tell it worked.
Guides
- Add a record to your domain
A company asked you to add a DNS record. You copy three things into your domain's settings, and you delete one line if it goes wrong.
- Did my record work?
How long a new DNS record takes, how to check it, the usual reasons it didn't work, and when to ask for help.
- Put another company's tool on your domain
A newsletter, booking tool or client portal can live at its own address on your domain. The tool's company gives you one record to copy in.
- Who has my domain
Find which company keeps your domain's records, so you know where to log in, and what to do when someone else holds the account.
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