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How to Use a Temporary URL Before DNS Propagation (cPanel Guide)

When you move your website to a new hosting provider like telaHosting, DNS propagation can...

How to Migrate DNS from One Host to Another Safely (cPanel to cPanel)

Moving your website or email from one hosting provider to another can feel stressful, especially...

How to Reset DNS Zone to Default in cPanel

Sometimes your DNS zone becomes messy — maybe you added too many records, something stopped...

How to Update DNS Records Without Downtime in cPanel

Updating your DNS records shouldn’t break your website, emails, or any of your services. And...

How to Point a Subdomain to Another Server via cPanel DNS

What Does It Mean to “Point a Subdomain”? When you point a subdomain, you’re basically...

How to Add SRV Records for Applications (Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Discord) in cPanel

What Are SRV Records? SRV (Service) records are special DNS records used by applications to...

How to Verify Your Domain on Google Search Console Using TXT Records in cPanel

What Is Google Search Console and Why You Need It Google Search Console (GSC) is...

How to Add Mailchimp or SendGrid SPF & DKIM Records in cPanel DNS

What Are SPF and DKIM? SPF (Sender Policy Framework) This tells receiving mail servers, “Yes,...

How to Set Up Microsoft 365 Email DNS Records in cPanel

What is Microsoft 365 Email? Microsoft 365 email is essentially Outlook email hosted on Microsoft’s...

How to Connect Your Domain Email to Google Workspace via cPanel DNS

What is Google Workspace? Google Workspace is a collection of professional tools from Google that...

How to Set Up Email Forwarding Using DNS in cPanel

What Is Email Forwarding? Email forwarding is a feature that automatically redirects incoming mail from...

Understanding DNS Records: A, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, AAAA, SRV

What Are DNS Records? DNS records are pieces of information stored on special servers called...