Let the panel detect DNS, and you approve.
Cloudflare, server DNS or an external provider: the panel suggests the right mode, previews the records, scans for origin IP leaks and fixes conflicts with your approval. You can also connect your own Cloudflare account.
- Wizard
- Clients
- Domains
- Hosting
- DNS
- Delivery
- Audit log
| Type | Name | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | @ | 203.0.113.24 | Proxied |
| CNAME | www | ornekfirma.com | Proxied |
| MX | @ | mail.ornekfirma.com | DNS only |
| TXT | _dmarc | v=DMARC1; p=none | To be added |
What can you do?
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Automatic detection
The panel reads the domain's nameservers and tells you where DNS is managed.
- If it's on Cloudflare, the panel writes the records itself via the Cloudflare API; if you prefer, you connect your own Cloudflare account.
- If it's on server DNS, it adds the missing records to the server zone.
- If it's with an external provider, it lists the records to create and their expected values.
DNSDetected: CloudflareCloudflareThe panel writes records via API; the web IP is hidden Server DNSMissing records are added to the server zone External providerYou enter the records yourselfType Name Value Status A @ 203.0.113.24 Proxied CNAME www ornekfirma.com Proxied MX @ mail.ornekfirma.com DNS only TXT _dmarc v=DMARC1; p=none To be added Origin IP leak preview: no exposed recordsApply DNS -
Approved fixes
Conflicting records and multiple SPF records are detected.
- A fix is suggested for old or conflicting records.
- Multiple SPF records are merged into a single record.
- No record changes without your approval; every change is written to the audit log.
Record check2 suggested fixesA @198.51.100.7203.0.113.24The conflicting old record will be replaced with the hosting server's IP.
TXT @Two separate SPF records foundv=spf1 +a +mx include:_spf.ornekmail.net ~all
The records will be merged into a single SPF record.
No record changes without your approval.Approve fixes
What the DNS module does
Records are always previewed before they are written.
Origin IP masking
In Cloudflare mode, web records are written as proxied; the web server's real IP is not visible to visitors.
Leak scan
Records that could expose the IP (e.g. non-proxied subdomains) are listed before anything is applied.
SPF merging
Multiple SPF records on the same domain are treated as invalid; the panel suggests merging them into a single record.
Conflicting record fixes
Old A/CNAME records that should point to hosting are detected and fixed with your approval.
Your own Cloudflare account
As a reseller, you can connect your own Cloudflare account; records are written to the zones in that account.
Logged changes
Every record written, fixed or deleted is logged along with the person who made the change.
DNS modes
| Detected | What the panel does | Web IP |
|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare zone on Cloudflare | Writes records via the Cloudflare API | Hidden (proxied) |
| Server DNS custom nameserver | Adds missing records to the server zone | Exposed |
| External provider with another provider | Lists the records to create and their expected values | Depends on the provider |
Questions about DNS and Cloudflare
For all questions, see the FAQ page or message us on WhatsApp.
Do I have to use Cloudflare?
No. It also works with server DNS or an external provider. In Cloudflare mode, the panel writes the records itself and the web server's IP is hidden.
Will the panel break my existing DNS records?
The panel detects conflicting records and multiple SPF records, and suggests fixes. No record changes without your approval, and every change is written to the audit log.
What if the domain is registered with another company?
You add the domain to the panel and continue with setup. The panel reads the domain's nameservers and suggests the right DNS mode; for an external provider, it lists the records you need to create.
How does domain registration work?
Domains are searched and registered from the panel through our central domain registration infrastructure; the price comes from your reseller pricing rule. WHOIS privacy is on by default for supported extensions; for some extensions it cannot be offered or is restricted due to registry rules.
Can I use my own Cloudflare account?
Yes. You can connect your own Cloudflare account to the panel; DNS records are written to the zones in that account. Connection details are stored encrypted with AES-256-GCM and your team cannot see them.
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