Closed Morningstar88 closed 7 years ago
How to edit a domain's zone file
1. Go to the domain's management page
Go to your domain's management page and look down to the “Zone files” area that is on the bottom right-hand side of the page.
If zone file is not editable
An A record is the actual record. The name is resolved to the corresponding IP address.
An example of this is www.no-ip.com resolves to 204.16.252.112
An example of this is:
www.no-ip.com to www.noip.com
https://wiki.gandi.net/en/domains/management/using-gandi-dns
If you want to use Gandi's DNS, click on “Modify servers”. This will bring up the following:
https://wiki.gandi.net/_media/en/domains/management/change2gandidns-2-en.png
a.dns.gandi.net
b.dns.gandi.net
c.dns.gandi.net
To quickly switch to using Gandi's DNS servers, click on “Use Gandi's nameservers,”. The form will change to be pre-filled with our DNS and you will be offered the possibility of choosing a pre-existing zone file by using the dropdown menu.
A subdomain is a subordinate space of any domain. i.e. blog.example.com or citybuilder.microflow.io
Let's say you want to “point” www.example.com to a Gandi Simple Hosting server. To do this, you'll need to add an entry in your DNS zone file similar to this one.
www 10800 IN CNAME gpaas1.dc0.gandi.net.
Don't forget the dot or it will not work.
And perhaps you have a mobile phone website hosted by Wix and you need a ”m” subdomain, then you just add a line like:
m 10800 IN A 216.139.213.144
Learn how to edit the zone file first:
https://wiki.gandi.net/en/dns/zone/a-record
https://wiki.gandi.net/en/dns/zone/edit