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Set DNS Records

Abstract

Configure DNS records in CloudConnexa to control how domain names resolve to IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses for resources in your WPC.

CloudConnexa allows you to define DNS records for both public and private domains. When a domain matches a configured record, CloudConnexa's proxy DNS servers use that record for resolution instead of forwarding the request to upstream DNS servers.

Add a DNS record

To add a DNS record, follow the steps below:

  2. Navigate to Settings → DNS.

  3. Click the DNS Records tab.

  4. Click Add Record.

  5. Enter the following:

    • Domain name.

    • One or more IP addresses (IPv4 and/or IPv6, depending on your configuration).

    • (Optional) Description.

  6. Click Add DNS Record.

Notes

  • DNS records override upstream DNS resolution for matching domains.

  • Ensure that configured IP addresses align with your selected IP Allocation Versions.

  • Use DNS records to control resolution for internal services or override public DNS when needed.

Tutorial showing how to add, search, edit, and delete DNS records

Search for a DNS record

To search for a DNS record, follow the steps below:

  2. Navigate to Settings → DNS.

  3. Click the DNS Records tab.

  4. Click the Search search_icon.png icon.

  5. Enter a search term.

    • The table shows items matching the search keyword.

Edit a DNS record

To edit a DNS record, follow the steps below:

  2. Navigate to Settings → DNS.

  3. Click the DNS Records tab.

  4. In the table, click the Edit pencil_icon.png icon next to the record.

  5. Make the required changes.

  6. Click Update DNS Record.

Delete a DNS record

To delete a DNS record, follow the steps below:

  2. Navigate to Settings → DNS.

  3. Click the DNS Records tab.

  4. In the table, click the Delete trash_icon.png icon next to the record.

  5. Confirm by clicking Delete.

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