DNS Records
Manage DNS records and point your domain at your application.
The DNS tab shows the domain's registration and expiry dates, its auto-renew state, and the list of DNS records. From here you can add, view, and remove records.
Adding a Record
To add a record, choose its type, enter the subdomain (@ for the root domain, or a name like www), and set the target.
| Type | What it does |
|---|---|
| A | Points a name to an IPv4 address, such as your application's IP |
| AAAA | Points a name to an IPv6 address |
| CNAME | Aliases a name to another hostname |
| MX | Routes email for the domain to a mail server, with a priority number |
| TXT | Stores text, often for verification or SPF records |
LBC domains support basic redirection and email forwarding. For advanced DNS setups, use a dedicated DNS provider.
Connecting a Domain to Your Application
To point a domain at your application, add an A record for @ (and usually www) targeting your application's IP. A dedicated IP works best here, since it gives your application a stable address to point to.
Need help pointing a domain at your application? Contact our Support team.