13. How to Manage Domain DNS Settings in Meeky Boost Print

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Proper DNS configuration is essential for ensuring your domain points to the correct services like web hosting, email, and CDN. At Meeky Boost, managing DNS is simple and user-friendly through your client portal or control panel.


???? Accessing DNS Management

If your domain is registered with Meeky Boost:

  1. Log in to your Client Area.

  2. Navigate to Domains > My Domains.

  3. Click Manage Domain next to the domain you want to edit.

  4. Choose DNS Management or Manage Nameservers.

If your domain is hosted elsewhere:

You'll need to log in to your domain registrar’s dashboard and update the nameservers to those provided by Meeky Boost.


????️ Common DNS Records Explained

  • A Record: Points your domain to an IP address (e.g., 192.0.2.1).

  • CNAME Record: Points a subdomain to another domain (e.g., wwwyourdomain.com).

  • MX Record: Controls where email for your domain is delivered.

  • TXT Record: Used for SPF, DKIM, verification, and other purposes.

  • NS Record: Indicates the authoritative DNS servers for your domain.


✏️ How to Add/Edit DNS Records

  1. From the DNS Management section, click Add Record.

  2. Choose the record type (A, CNAME, MX, etc.).

  3. Enter the required information:

    • Name/Host (e.g., @ or www)

    • Value (e.g., IP address or target domain)

    • TTL (Time to live – default is usually fine)

  4. Click Save.

To edit an existing record, click the Edit button next to the record, make your changes, and save.


???? Propagation Time

DNS changes may take anywhere between a few minutes to 48 hours to propagate globally. You can use tools like DNS Checker to monitor updates.


???? Tips

  • Always double-check values before saving changes.

  • For email services, ensure your MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are correctly configured.

  • Avoid removing default records unless you are sure.


If you're unsure or need assistance, our support team is available 24/7 to help with DNS management and configuration.


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