DNS records
What is an CAA record and how it is configured
A CAA record (Certification Authority Authorization) allows you to determine which Certification Authorities (CA) can issue certificates (SSL) for your domain or subdomains. CAA records are configured to prevent incorrect certificates from being ...
How to set up a TXT record
A TXT record is a type of DNS record that provides text information to external sources outside our domain. The TXT record not only allows you to enter any type of information in text format, but nowadays, combined with the SPF protocol, it can be ...
How to set up a CNAME record
Register domain online A CNAME Record (Canonical Name Record) is the equivalent of an alias for another record. It is used when one or multiple records need to point to the same record. If that record points to an IP address and the others point to ...
How to set up SPF record for mail in static DNS
SPF is the acronym for Sender Policy Framework, a protection against address forgery for sending email. It identifies SMTP email servers authorized for the transport of messages through the domain name records (DNS). Its meant, for example, to stop ...
How to set up email or record MX
The MX Record (Mail Exchanger Record) is the record that allows the reception of mail. It specifies the mail servers that the domain has. An MX record always points to an A record, it never points to a CNAME. To configure the mail record or MX record ...
How to make an IP redirection or how to create a record A
An A Record (Address Record) is the most common record in DNS management and consists of an IP-based redirection. To create an IP-based redirection, you need to access the DNS management of the domain you want to redirect. To do this, go directly to ...