Through cPanel, Thamara Cloud Solutions provides you with full access to manage and modify your DNS records. Please note that these changes will only take effect if your domain is using Thamara’s name servers or private name servers registered with our IPs.
This article covers:
How to Edit or Remove DNS Records
How to Add DNS Records
Understanding DNS Zone Functions
Log in to your cPanel account provided by Thamara.
Under the Domains section, click on Zone Editor.
Locate the domain name you wish to modify and click the Manage button.
Find the specific record you want to update.
To update: Click Edit, make your changes, and then click Save Record.
To remove: Click the Delete button and confirm the action.
Option 1: Quick Add (For A, CNAME, and MX records)
In the Zone Editor section, you will see quick buttons (+ A Record, + CNAME Record, + MX Record) next to your domain.
Click the desired record type.
Enter the required values (Name and Address/Destination).
Click Add Record to save.
Option 2: Advanced Add (For all record types)
Navigate to Zone Editor and click Manage next to your domain.
Click the + Add Record button on the right side.
Select the record Type (A, MX, CNAME, TXT, AAAA, etc.) from the dropdown menu.
Enter the values provided by your service provider.
Click Save Record.
Name Servers: These translate your domain name into IP addresses. If you purchased your domain from Thamara, you can manage these via our Client Area.
A Record: Connects your domain to a specific IP address (IPv4). It tells the internet where your website is hosted.
CNAME Record: Used as an alias to point one domain/subdomain to another (e.g., pointing www to your main domain).
MX Record: Controls your email routing. It tells the mail server where to deliver incoming emails. If you use Thamara mail servers, these are configured automatically.
TXT Record: Used for machine-readable data, often for ownership verification (like Google Search Console) or security protocols (SPF/DKIM).