A TXT type record is used to add any text in domain records. Several records can exist with the same name. There are several basic uses for this record in some services: proof of domain ownership; сon...
A CNAME (canonical name) record is used to quickly create an alias for an existing domain. Only one record with the same name can exist; any other records with the same name will not be processed by t...
An MX record is used to route incoming mail. There can be several such records with the same name; when searching in DNS, the sender's server automatically chooses the record with the higher priority....
A (for IPv4) or AAAA (for IPv6) records are used to point a domain or subdomain to a specific IP address. There can be several such records with the same name; one of the records will be automatically...
In order to manage the DNS records of a domain, there must be an order for name servers in your NIC.UA account. 1. If you open the NS Name Servers menu item and do not see active orders with the domai...
Adding MX and/or CNAME records often is part of the configuration of many services such as Google Sites or G Suite. First, you need to go to the 'Domains' section and set NIC.UA name servers in the do...
Child hosts are name servers that you can create yourself with the address of your domain: ns1.example.com a.example.com dns-1.example.com etc. Given that this NS server you'll set up yourself, you ca...
Name servers is an additional service to the domain that allows you to configure which hosting will open the domain, which server to forward mail to, or where the site visitor will be redirected to. T...
You entered the NS-servers issued to you by your hosting provider, and the old ones are still listed in the domain table as if you didn’t do anything. This happens because the domain zone administrato...
The subdomain allows you to divide a site into separate categories, highlighting for each of them a separate record on the name servers. This will allow you to place subdomains and the main domain on ...