Domain Management: Create a DNS server delegation in the domain
To add or modify a DNS server delegation, you must access the domain management from the "Basic list of services" in the control panel of cdmon.
On the domain management screen you must click on the option Manage delegations.
From "Manage delegations" you can manage the delegations you have created or create new ones by clicking on Create delegation.
In the "Create DNS delegation" form you can create subdomains that will be registered as DNS server records.
To do so, you must complete the following fields:
Once you have entered the data in the corresponding fields, you must click on Save changes. Remember that any DNS server change has an approximate propagation time of 24 hours.
Related Articles
Domain Management: How to modify the DNS servers where the domain points
To modify DNS servers, you must access the domain management from the "Basic service list" panel. In the "Domain management" section you must click on the Manage DNS servers option. The following screen will appear on the right side of the panel, ...
Overview of the registered domain management panel
Register my domain From the registered domain management panel you can see generic domain information, modify domain data and manage DNS. To access the management panel of any of the domains you have registered incdmon, from the "Basic list of ...
Email Management: Domain Authorization for sending email
Buy cheap domain This service allows you to authorize the sending of emails from email accounts created in a hosting environment in order to send on behalf of an external domain. This allows external domains that are not in your cdmon account to be ...
How to set up our domain's DNS with CloudFlare
Buy domain CloudFlare is a provider that offers CDN (content delivery network) and DNS services. It provides both free and paid plans. Below, we explain how to configure the DNS management of your domain with CloudFlare. 1.- Sign up in CloudFlare ...
Domain Management: Block/Unlock
Blocking a domain serves to prevent theft and counterfeiting of domains. When a domain is blocked, all domain transfer requests to another registrar are automatically denied, and changes to the DNS servers associated with the domain are also ...