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Manage domain DNS and SSL for your hosting service

Point a domain correctly without confusing application endpoints and hosting DNS.

Published on Oct 12, 2026

Before you start

You must control the domain’s DNS or registrar. DNS changes can take time because resolvers cache previous records.

Steps

  1. Find the service-specific DNS instructions in the hosting panel or provisioning details.
  2. At the authoritative DNS provider, apply the supplied nameservers or the required A, CNAME, and MX records; do not mix instructions from different providers.
  3. Preserve existing mail and verification records unless you understand why they must change.
  4. After the domain resolves to the intended website, use the hosting panel’s supported SSL certificate tool.
  5. Test the website over HTTPS and verify email still works after the change.

Check the result

DNS resolves to the provisioned hosting target and the certificate matches your domain.

Troubleshooting

Do not add an IPv6 AAAA record without a confirmed service IPv6 address. GPU connection URLs use the published gateway or direct ports and do not require a new customer DNS record for every short rental. Standalone DNS checkout is available only if shown in the catalog.

Last updated October 12, 2026. Availability and prices are shown in the console before checkout.
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