How to Handle the "DNS Unauthorized" Prompt When Modifying Domain DNS

When modifying domain DNS, the following prompt appears: DNS unauthorized

 For domains registered with our company, when changing to another company's DNS, the prompt appears: DNS unauthorized. The reason is that this DNS service provider has not yet applied for authorization from the domain registry, so this DNS cannot yet resolve domains with this suffix. Solutions are as follows:

 1,   Continue using our company's DNS.

 2,   Contact the DNS service provider and ask them to apply for authorization from the registry of the corresponding domain. For example, .wang domains require the DNS service provider to apply for authorization athttp://nic.wang/ before they can be resolved. CN domains require contacting cnnic for authorization, etc.

       DNS modification usually takes effect within 24 hours. Before the modification takes effect, the original DNS will be used, and your website access will not be affected during this period.