1. Access the DNS Manager
From the main menu, click on DNS Manager.
At the top, you’ll find several sections:
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DNS Zones → to create or edit domains and subdomains
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Bulk Management → to manage multiple records at once
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rDNS Records → to set PTR (reverse DNS) records
2. Create a DNS Record
To create a DNS record:
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Go to DNS Zones
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Click Add Zone or open an existing domain
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Create a new record by selecting the type:
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A / AAAA: points a domain or subdomain to an IP address
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CNAME: creates an alias for a domain
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MX: defines mail servers
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TXT: used for SPF, DKIM, or verification
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Example: to create panel.mydomain.com, add an A record pointing to your server IP.
3. Create an rDNS (PTR) Record
To set an rDNS (PTR):
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Go to rDNS Records
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Click Add PTR Record
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Fill in the required fields:
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Related Item: select the associated service
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IP Address: choose the IP address (if you have more than one)
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TTL: leave the default value (e.g., 14400)
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RDATA: enter the hostname to link, for example
server1.mydomain.com
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Click Confirm
After a few minutes, the record will be active.
You can verify it with:
nslookup <ip>
or
dig -x <ip>
4. Useful Tips
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The rDNS must match the server’s hostname.
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Use only valid domains with working DNS.
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If something goes wrong, you can delete and recreate the record.
