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            Modifying DNS zone in MWI

            In order to use the managed DNS service through OpenSRS, your reseller must enable the service for you through the reseller account.

            1 - Log into your domain's Manage Web Interface (MWI) at http://manage.opensrs.net

            2 - Click on Nameservers/DNS

            3 - Change the nameservers to the following:

            ns1.systemdns.com

            ns2.systemdns.com

            ns3.systemdns.com

            4 - Click on Modify DNS Zone

            4 - Enter the desired record, and hit Save DNS Record when completed.

            DNS Record Types:

            Record Type Field
            A Maps the domain name to its IP address. You can specify an IP Address for each A record that you add to the template.
            • Subdomain - The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
            • IP Address - Internet Protocol Address. A numberic address that computers recognize, for example, 123.45.54.123.
            AAAA Maps the domain name to the IPv6 address.
            • Subdomain - The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
            • IPv6 Address - Internet Protocol version 6 is a next generation Internet Protocol version designed as the successor to version 4. It is normally written as eight groups of four hexadecimal digits (i.e. 2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334)
            CNAME Canonical Name. CNAME records can be used when you want a subdomain to point to another hostname. This allows you to create an alias for your domain.
            • Subdomain - The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
            • Hostname - The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
            MX Mail Exchange - MX records determine how mail is delivered to your domain. Ensures that email that is sent to you is routed to the correct destination.
            • Subdomain - The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
            • Priority - The priority of the target host, lower value means more preferred. The preference can be any number from 0 to 255.
            • Hostname - The FQDN of the domain to which you want to point.
            SRV Service record.
            • Subdomain - The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
            • Hostname - The FQDN of the domain to which you want to point.
            • Priority - The priority of the target host, lower valuemeans more preferred. The preference can be any number from 0 to 255.
            • Weight - A relative weight for records with the same priority.
            • Port - The TCP or UDP port on which the service is to be found.
            TXT Text Record. Allows you to attach comments to a hostname, for example, SPF data to validate that email is being sent from the IP address of the domain's mail server.
            • Subdomain - The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
            • Text - The comments that you want to include, to a maximum of 254 characters.

             

             

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