hosting:domain:dns_records
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Connect Domain to IP
DNS records map domain names to IP addresses. They are how you tell the internet where to find your services: an A record is the most common type, pointing a domain name to an IPv4 address.
Add A Record at Registrar
1. Log into your registrar account 2. Find DNS management or DNS settings 3. Look for "Add Record" or "Add DNS Record" 4. Select record type: A 5. Enter hostname: * `@` for root domain (example.com) * `www` for subdomain (www.example.com) * Other subdomains as needed 6. Enter value: Your public IP address 7. Set TTL: 3600 (1 hour) or 300 (5 minutes) for faster updates 8. Save the record
Example A Record
- Type: A
- Name: @
- Value: 123.45.67.89
- TTL: 3600
Common DNS Record Types
- A: Maps domain to IPv4 address
- AAAA: Maps domain to IPv6 address
- CNAME: Maps domain to another domain
- MX: Mail exchange for email
- TXT: Text records for verification
References
See Also
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