DNS, which stands for domain name system, controls your domain name's website and email setting.
DNS, which stands for domain name system, controls your domain name's website and email settings. When internet users visit your domain name, the DNS settings control which company's server it reaches...
There are several reasons why your domain may not be resolving (working) properly. They include: You haven't allowed sufficient time for your domain to propagate across the Internet. In some instance...
To modify your DNS records; Log in to your 101domain account at my.101domain.com. Select the Domain Names tab. Click the domain name you wish to modify the DNS records for. Scroll down and select DN...
Child DNS servers are name servers which are registered under a domain name, the domain name is called a parent for the DNS server. Many people prefer to set their own custom named DNS servers, which ...
To add a subdomain: Log in to your 101domain account at my.101domain.com. Select the Domain Names tab. Click the domain you wish to change. Scroll down and select DNS Records (Manage Advanced Domain ...
To add an A record; Log in to your 101domain account at my.101domain.com. Select the Domain Names tab. Click your domain you wish to change. Scroll down and select DNS Records (Manage Advanced Domain...
To add a CNAME record; Log in to your 101domain account at my.101domain.com. Select the Domain Names tab. Click your domain you wish to change. Scroll down and select DNS Records (Manage Advanced Dom...
To add an IPv6 record; Log in to your 101domain account at my.101domain.com. Select the Domain Names tab. Click your domain you wish to change. Scroll down and select DNS Records (Manage Advanced Dom...
Most New Domains and many Country Code Domains that offer an automated system will resolve new name servers in 24-48 hours. Certain Registries require a manual process for DNS changes, causing the upd...
When your nameservers are changed, or DNS changes are made, you can expect a propagation time of up to 24 to 48 hours. This is because it takes time for the DNS to take effect across the internet. The...