How to Manage DNS Records - FAQ

Published: 2025-04-24 | Updated: 2026-08-26

Manage DNS Records

Before You Begin

- Confirm which nameservers are authoritative for the domain.

- Copy the current DNS records before making changes.

- Have the exact host/name, record type, value, priority and TTL required by the destination service.

Step by step:

1.Login to your account.

2.Click on the domain name in "My Products"

3.Click the domain name you wish to modify the DNS records for.
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4. Click "DNS records"
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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

DNS

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.

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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

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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

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TXT record modify

Example:
Type: TXT
Value: "v=spf1 include:_spf.youremailserver.com ~all"

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Related NiceNIC Guides

If the issue continues after you complete the checks above, submit a NiceNIC support ticket with the affected domain or product, the exact error message, the time of the issue and the troubleshooting already completed.

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