Create NS record

Name Server record or NS record holds the information of the DNS server that contains actual DNS record of your domain.

• Step 1: Go to Domains
• Step 2: DNS Records
• Step 3: Select Type
• Step 4: Input TTL
• Step 5: Input Weight
• Step 6: Enter Name Server
• Step 7: Save settings
  

Step 1: Go to Domains

Go to your Domains page where you have added the domain under DNS section and click on DNS records button under Action column.

Note: You need to add a domain first before you create NS record for it.

Step 2: DNS Records

Click on the '+' button to add a DNS record

Step 3: Select Type

Once you are in the Add DNS Record page, click on the Select type menu. This should show you many options of which you need to select NS to add NS record.

Step 4: Input TTL

Enter a numeric value (seconds) in the text area.

TTL (Time To Live), is always listed in seconds. This means that if an A record gets updated, it XX seconds (specified seconds) to take effect.

Step 5: Input Weight

Enter 2 digit numeric value less than or equal to 10.

Weight is the probability of resolving the query. For example, if there are two A records, and the weights are defined as 6 and 4 respectively. The query will resolve the 1st A record 60% of the times and the 2nd 40% of the times.

Note: Default weight restriction is 10 or below.

Step 6: Enter Name Server

Fill in the details of your name server. E.g. ns1.example.com

Step 7: Save settings

Click on the save button to save your settings.