Domain name resolution settings method

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Domain name resolution takes effect in real time. Generally, it only takes a few seconds to synchronize to Local DNS servers in various regions, but Local DNS servers in various regions all have caching mechanisms. The final time the resolution takes effect depends on the refresh time of each ISP!

I. A record

①. Hostname is required;

Common hostnames include: www/@/*. See the above image for details. You can use @ to indicate an empty hostname.

②. Select the resolution record type as A record;

③. Enter the IP (the actual IP shall prevail; this is for reference only);

④. Click Save and wait for it to take effect.

II. CNAME record

①. Enter the hostname;

Common hostnames include: www/@/*. See the above image for details.

②. Select the resolution record type as CNAME record;

③. Enter the alias address, such as test.gotoip4.com (this is for reference only; please enter your actual value);

④. Click Save and wait for it to take effect.

III. Email Domain Name Resolution

3.1 Common Email Resolution

Select the corresponding mailbox, and the system will automatically add the corresponding resolution record. Just wait for it to take effect.

3.2 Custom Email Resolution

1. Add mail alias resolution:

①. Enter hostname: mail

②. Select record type: CNAME record

③. Enter your corresponding value; (the value here is for reference only; please enter your actual value)

④. Click Save.

2. Add MX record

①. Hostname is required;

Common hostnames include: www/@/*, You can use @ to indicate an empty hostname.

②. Select record type: MX record

③. Enter the corresponding value; (the value here should remain consistent with the hostname entered in step ① above)

④. Click Save and wait for it to take effect.

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