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Modify DNS settings for domain names using the default name server
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If the affected domain name is set to ns1.dotroll.com and ns2.dotroll.com name servers, you can change the domain name’s DNS settings as described below.
If the affected domain name is set to cns1.dotroll.com and cns2.dotroll.com or ns1.webspacecontrol.com and ns2.webspacecontrol.com name servers, you can change the domain name’s DNS settings based on the Modify DNS settings for domain names using the web hosting nameservers.
Query name servers
You can query the name names that are currently set for the domain name as follows:
You can use the nslookup command on Windows:
nslookup -q=NS dotroll.com
Server: google-public-dns-a.google.com
Address: 8.8.8.8
Non-authoritative answer:
dotroll.com nameserver = ns1.dotroll.com
dotroll.com nameserver = ns2.dotroll.comUnder Linux use the host command:
host -t NS dotroll.com
dotroll.com name server ns2.dotroll.com.
dotroll.com name server ns1.dotroll.com.Modify zone
- Sign in with https://admin.dotroll.com with your username and password.
- Then, in the top menu bar, click Domains / My Domains.
- Select the domain name that you want to change and click on it.
- On the left, in Manage box, select the Manage DNS element.
- On the Manage DNS page you can:
- to modify an existing record
- or you can add a new record. Use the Add button at the bottom of this page.
- When you’ve made the settings, click Save Changes.
Supported DNS records
If you add a new record, the following record types are currently supported:
- A
- AAAA
- CNAME
- MX
- TXT
- SRV
- NS
- CAA
- Redirect
- Park
- DMARC
- SPF
- DKIM