Domains & DNS

Your domain name is the name your business uses online - like yourbusiness.com. It's the URL that customers use to access your website, and it's the part after the @ in your e-mail addresses.

DNS records connect your domain name to wherever your website and e-mail are hosted. This section covers registering or changing a domain, editing DNS records, setting up subdomains, and checking your domain's health.

If you're new to DNS, start with The role of DNS records explained. If you need to make a specific DNS change, see Managing DNS records.

Registering A Domain Name

Learn how to register a new domain name with Oncord, including steps for both new and existing customers.
Changing Your Domain Name

Learn how to seamlessly update your website's main address with our easy guide. Ensure smooth transitions and minimal disruption with these simple steps.
Managing DNS Records

Add, edit, or delete DNS records for your domain in Oncord: A, AAAA, CNAME, SRV, and TXT records, plus where to set your mail delivery.
The Role Of Dns Records Explained

DNS plays a key role in successful delivery of your emails, while also helping to protect against cybersecurity threats like spoofing and phishing.
Domain Health Checker

Check domain name settings and fix issues to improve website performance, security, and email deliverability with Oncord's Domain Health Checker tool.
Setting Up Sub Domains

Learn how to configure subdomains for third-party apps, redirectors, or additional websites with this guide on managing subdomains.

Domains & DNS

Registering A Domain Name

Changing Your Domain Name

Managing DNS Records

The Role Of Dns Records Explained

Domain Health Checker

Setting Up Sub Domains