In Client Area > Domain Names > click on the corresponding domain name detail page, then click on the DNS Administration button in the left sidebar of the page, to access the DNS administration interface. This allows you to manage domain name resolution as follows:
Domain A record resolution
Hostname: If you only want to point the root domain such as “example.com” to an IP address, leave this blank. If you want to point a domain name in the form of “www.example.com” to an IP address, fill in “www“. If you fill in *, you can point all unadded subdomains to an IP address (commonly known as pan-resolution).
Type of record: A
Address: The address of record A record - this should be filled with the IP address to be resolved.
TTL: The default value is 300, no special requirements, just keep the default.
Domain CNAME record resolution
Hostname: Fill in the subdomain for the CNAME record, related to your root domain. As an example, for “www.example.com” the hostname in DNS is: “www”; if this is left blank, then root domain (“example.com”) is automatically configured.
Record type: CNAME
Address: fill in the CNAME address to be resolved.
TTL: The default value is 300, no special requirements, just keep the default.
Domain MX record resolution
Hostname: generally left blank and not filled in, because email servers are very rarely configured for subdomains.
Record type: MX
Address: the address of the email server to be parsed.
TTL: The default value is 300, no special requirements, just keep the default.
Priority: 0-10, a smaller value means a higher priority. If there are no special needs, please keep the default 0 value.
Domain TXT record resolution
Hostname: Fill in the subdomain for TXT record, related to your root domain. As an example, for “www.example.com” the hostname is: “www”; if this is left blank, then root domain (“example.com”) is automatically configured.
Record type: TXT
Address: Target value to be set for TXT resolution.
TTL: The default value is 300, no special requirements, just keep the default.
Domain AAAA (IPv6) record resolution
Hostname: If you only want to point the root domain name, such as “example.com”, to an IPv6 address, leave it blank. If you want to point a domain name in the form of “www.example.com” to an IPv6 address, fill in “www”. If you fill in *, you can point all unadded subdomains to an IPv6 address (commonly known as pan-resolution).
Record type: AAAA
Address: The address of the AAAA record - this field should be filled with the IPv6 address to be resolved.
TTL: The default value is 300, no special requirements, just keep the default.
