| A Record |
Points the domain to an IPv4 address. |
Select a subdomain. For example, for www.123.com, select www. To resolve 123.com, select @. |
Enter an IPv4 address (e.g., 1.1.1.1). |
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Weight range: 1–100 (default: 100). Resolution proportion = record weight ÷ total weight of all records for the subdomain. |
| AAAA Record |
Points the domain to an IPv6 address. |
Select a subdomain (e.g., www) or @ for the root domain. |
Enter an IPv6 address (e.g., 1030::C9B4:FF12:48AA:1A2B). |
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| CNAME Record |
Points the domain to another domain. Cannot coexist with other record types. |
Enter a subdomain (e.g., www) or @ for the root domain. |
Enter the target domain. |
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| MX Record |
Points the domain to an email server address. Priority can be set from 1–50; lower value = higher priority. |
Enter a subdomain (e.g., mail) or @ for the root domain. |
Domain or IP address of the mail server. |
Set priority from 1–50. Lower value = higher priority. |
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| TXT Record |
Text record (≤255 characters), commonly used for SPF. |
Enter a subdomain (e.g., www) or @ for the root domain. |
Free format. Example SPF: "v=spf1 a mx ~all". |
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| PTR Record |
Reverse resolution for an IP address. Only for reverse-resolution domains. |
For reverse-resolution domain 1.168.192.in-addr.arpa and IP 192.168.1.1, enter 1. |
Target domain for reverse resolution. |
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| SRV Record |
Identifies a server offering a specific service, e.g., Microsoft directory services. |
Enter service name and protocol type (e.g., _sip._tcp). |
Priority, weight, port, and hostname. A dot is added at the end automatically (e.g., 5 0 5269 xmpp-server.l.test.com). |
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| SPF Record |
Specifies authorized mail-sending servers, helps prevent spam. |
Enter a subdomain (e.g., www) or @ for the root domain. |
Example: v=spf1 include:spf.mail.test.com ~all — only IPs in A and MX records are allowed to send emails. |
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