Having full control over your domains is something quite crucial and to be able to access and edit the DNS records for every one of them is among the things you need to look for when you search for a registration or a web hosting provider. Maybe you have heard of the so-called “name servers” that show where a domain address is hosted, but below them there is a whole group of records, such as the A record, which is the IP address of the server hosting the site, and the MX records, which show the server that deals with the e-mails for a specific domain address. These records are used if you would like have your web site with one provider and the e-mails with another, for instance. You could also use a domain for a non-website service or forward the traffic to it through special records. Some companies ask for an extra payment to provide access to edit certain DNS records other than the name servers.
Full DNS Management in Web Hosting
If you get a web hosting through our company, you will have full DNS management for each domain name through your Hepsia hosting CP. With only a couple of clicks you're going to be able to see all current records for a certain domain name or subdomain, or you can set up any kind of new record - A, AAAA, MX, CNAME, SRV, TXT etc. These records can be used for many purposes - defining the web or mail server, using a domain address for a VOIP host name, and so forth. You're also going to have the ability to create private name servers for any domain address registered through us. The DNS Records section of the Control Panel is user-friendly and with a comprehensive Help section where you can find more info about the function of the different records and how to create them. The DNS administration services come as a part of the plans and at no extra charge.
Full DNS Management in Semi-dedicated Servers
You'll have full control of the DNS records of your domains and subdomains if you get any one of our semi-dedicated server plans. The accounts are managed via our custom Hepsia Control Panel and one of its features is an innovative, albeit very easy to use section where you could see, create or modify any kind of record - A, MX, CNAME, NS, AAAA, TXT and SRV. There's no fee for that and you will have total freedom in terms of managing your domain addresses and selecting the best service for them. As an illustration, with simply a couple of mouse clicks you can set up each of the domain names inside your account to have its web site handled by one company and its e-mails by another, or you can use a domain address as a host name for a VOIP server, which runs on a different machine. You could also create and use private name servers so that you can give your domains more credibility in case somebody checks them.