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How to Manage DNS Records in 10Web

Accessing DNS records

To simplify the process of managing DNS records on 10Web dashboard, we have structured the steps based on your domain acquisition and the fact whether the site is hosted with us or not. In all the below scenarios, you should use 10Web Nameservers to manage the DNS records with us. 
If you have not pointed the domain with Nameservers yet, please check the below articles: 
 

If domain is provided by 10Web

You can access DNS from the Domain portfolio section:

  1. Log in to your 10Web dashboard.
  2. Navigate to Domain Portfolio.
  3. Choose the desired domain from your portfolio.
  4. Access the DNS management section.

Note:

If the domain is pointed to a 10Web-hosted website, the below steps can be applied as well.

If domain is not provided by 10Web

Manage DNS from the Domains section:

  1. Within your 10Web dashboard, click on Manage.
  2. Navigate to Domains.
  3. Access the Manage DNS option.

Important:

If you're using third-party nameservers instead of 10Web nameservers for any of the scenarios mentioned above, you should manage DNS from the third-party service.

Adding DNS records

From the Manage DNS page of 10Web dashboard:

  1. Click on Add DNS Record > Add new
  2. Under Type choose the record type
  3. Fill in the required information
  4. Click Add Record

Important:

Different record types will require different input of information. For more on this, please take a look at DNS record types.

Quick tips:

We have made it easy to set up business emails for ZOHO and GMAIL. Just click on the corresponding button to quickly add the MX records, click Add Record and you are done! 

Editing/deleting DNS records

From the Manage DNS page of the 10Web dashboard:

  1. Choose the record you want to edit
  2. Click on the edit icon on the right of the record
  3. Edit the information as needed
  4. Click Save 

To delete a record:

  1. Choose the record you want to delete
  2. Click on the 3 dots located to the right of each record 
  3. Click on Remove Record

Note:

It may take some time for the added/edited DNS records to resolve. To see if your records have resolved, you can use third party DNS checkers.