DNS & Nameserver

Your domain. Your DNS.

atdomain DNS by default or your own nameservers: you decide how your domain connects.

Manage your own records

A and AAAA connect your website. CNAME links hostnames. MX directs email to your mail provider. TXT supports verification and other uses. CAA and SRV support further services. The interface includes TTL, priority and SRV parameters.

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Choose your nameservers

With our planned default nameservers, the zone is managed through atdomain DNS. If you enter external nameservers, active DNS management belongs to that service. Prepare all necessary records in the new zone before switching. DNSSEC management is not available at launch.

DNS, clearly explained

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DNS · 2 min

A, AAAA, CNAME, MX and TXT explained

DNS connects your domain to websites, email and other services. Each record has its own job.

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DNS · 2 min

Changing nameservers without losing track

Changing nameservers hands DNS management to another service. Preparation helps protect your website and email.

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Domain management · 2 min

Transferring a domain: what to check first

A provider change needs preparation. Domain registration, DNS and web hosting are separate services.

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