How to Manage TXT Records:
You can manage your DNS records via the DNS zone editor. To add a new record, choose the type of record as TXT:
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If your domain is pointing elsewhere by NS records, your DNS Zone management is moved to the provider you pointed the domain to and should be managed from there
What Values to Use?
Name (Host)
If you are adding TXT records for your domain, insert @ as host.
For subdomains, insert the subdomain’s name as a host. For example, for the subdomain shop.domain.tld you should enter shop as a host.
TXT Value
Enter the value you want to be added to your domain.
Usually, TXT is used for adding SPF records or verification records, like when adding your domain to Google Search Engine.
In these cases, your email provider or search engine will provide you with the exact record value.
TTL
If you haven’t received specific TTL requirements, you can use the default TTL value of 14400 seconds (four hours).
After making any changes to your TXT records, consider up to 24 hours for them to fully propagate.
How to Edit or Delete TXT Records
If you want to apply changes or remove an existing record, go to your domain’s DNS Zone Editor and select accordingly:
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Permanently delete a record
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Edit a record
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For your convenience we are providing more Information about TXT Records:
TXT (Text) records are versatile DNS records used to store arbitrary text data associated with a domain. While they have many applications, their primary uses include domain verification, email authentication, and providing information to external services. Here’s more information about TXT records and their common uses:
- Domain Verification:
- TXT records are often used to verify domain ownership when setting up various online services, such as Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or domain registrars.
- Service providers typically provide a unique verification code or token that domain owners must add as a TXT record to their DNS settings to confirm ownership.
- SPF (Sender Policy Framework):
- SPF records are TXT records used to specify which mail servers are authorized to send emails on behalf of a domain.
- SPF helps prevent email spoofing and phishing attacks by allowing email servers to verify that incoming messages come from authorized sources.
- SPF records contain a list of IP addresses or domain names of authorized mail servers, along with an SPF policy specifying how to handle emails that fail SPF checks.
- DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail):
- DKIM signatures are added to email headers to verify the authenticity of the sender’s domain.
- DKIM works by generating a cryptographic signature using a private key held by the sender’s mail server and verifying it using a public key published in the domain’s DNS settings as a TXT record.
- Domain owners must publish DKIM public keys as TXT records to enable DKIM authentication for their outgoing emails.
- DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance):
- DMARC records are TXT records that specify how email recipients should handle messages that fail SPF or DKIM checks.
- DMARC allows domain owners to set policies for how to handle failed authentication, such as rejecting, quarantining, or delivering with modifications.
- DMARC also enables domain owners to receive reports from email receivers about email authentication failures, providing visibility into email activity and potential abuse of their domain.
- Other Uses:
- TXT records can contain any arbitrary text data and are sometimes used to provide information to external services or applications.
- They are commonly used for domain-wide verification for services like Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools.
- Some web hosting providers use TXT records for domain validation when setting up SSL/TLS certificates.
TXT records are essential for maintaining email deliverability, preventing domain spoofing, and ensuring the security and integrity of email communication. Properly configuring and maintaining TXT records is crucial for maintaining a secure and reliable email infrastructure.
- Domain Verification: