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    General

    General information about pointing domains and managing DNS records with Pagely.

    • How Do I Point My Domain to Pagely?

      There are 3 ways to point your domain traffic to Pagely. These are via: PressDNS CNAME record A record/IP address Using PressDNS If you're using PressDNS to manage your domain's DNS, you'll want to jump over to our article on using PressDNS to point your nameservers to Pagely. Using External DN...

    • Managing DNS Records

      If your nameservers are pointed to Pagely to take advantage of the great benefits of PressDNS, you might need to update your DNS records for other services such as email. In this article, we’ll show you how to manage DNS records inside PressDNS. Note: Keep in mind that these DNS records only appl...

    • DNS Record Type Reference

      A A records are used for pointing to an IP address. If you need to point a DNS record to an IPv4 address, you’ll use an A record to do it. CNAME CNAME records point one alias to another. They’re especially useful for pointing multiple records to the same place. For example, if you had support.exa...

    • Adding DKIM Records With Long Values

      Overview Some e-mail providers such as, Google or Office 365 will require you to add DKIM records for validation. Sometimes these records are very long, and cause the following error when you attempt to add them: This error is occurring because the value of the DKIM record is above 255 character...

    • Using PressDNS™

      PressDNS™ is our DNS system backed by Amazon’s Route53 service. Not only does it provide the rock-solid reliability and blazing speed of Route53 to our customers, but it also allows automatic PressCACHE™ global delivery of your site’s content. Changing Your Domain’s Nameservers To use PressDNS, y...