Open your DNS Manager and find the right domain

1. Sign in to our client area and select the client account that owns the domain or qualifying hosting service.
2. Open Domains and choose your domain. In its management menu, look for Advanced DNS Manager or DNS Management. The wording depends on the enabled client-area mode.
3. To see several zones together, look for the DNS zones entry under Domains. Some themes place this under Services. You can also use index.php?m=nabtechresellerdns&page=mydns relative to the client-area address.
4. Search for the domain and select Manage DNS. Check the domain heading before editing a record.

DNS records contains individual records. Bulk & setup provides imports, exports and reusable setups when allowed. Other available sections can include DNSSEC, Reverse DNS, History & requests, Health and Backups. Account-wide views can also show Tasks. Website and email forwarding appear only where those services are enabled for the selected domain.

A missing section does not mean your browser lost data. The manager displays features allowed by your package, the selected DNS server and your account permissions. For example, reverse DNS needs an eligible IP address, while DNSSEC needs signing support.

Read the nameserver or delegation information shown for the domain. Records in this manager affect public lookups only when the domain is delegated to the appropriate DNS service. Creating a zone here does not automatically replace nameservers at your registrar. If your domain uses another provider's nameservers, first decide whether to edit there or carry out a planned DNS move.

Confirm you selected the correct client account and that the relevant domain or hosting service is active. A linked user may need domain-management or service permissions. Contact support with the domain name and the service you expect to provide DNS. Never send your password or an API token in a ticket.

• Add a domain registered elsewhere to your DNS Manager
• Add, edit and remove DNS records in the client area
• Fix missing DNS controls, read-only zones and limit messages
• Check DNS propagation and find the source of an old answer