You can view and edit the DNS records of your domains yourself in Mailforge, Infraforge and Primeforge. No support request is needed.
ā Important: edit DNS records with care. MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records control whether your mailboxes can send and receive email. A wrong or deleted record can stop email delivery, send your emails to spam, or break your tracking domain. Only change a record if you know what it does, and note down the original value before you edit it. Bulk DNS update applies your changes to every domain you select, so double check your selection and the values before you save.
Go to the Domains page. In the Acquired domains table, the DNS column has a globe icon for each domain. Click it to open the DNS records of that domain.
![Mailforge Domains page]
Go to Domains and click the globe icon in the DNS column of the domain.
In the Edit Host Records window, find the record you want to change.
Click the edit icon on the right of that record.
Update the value and save.
You can also use Add new record to create a new record.
![Mailforge edit host records]
See the Bulk DNS update section below.
You can also manage DNS records through the Mailforge API. See the Mailforge API documentation.
Go to the Domains page. In the Acquired domains table, click the globe icon in the DNS column of the domain.
![Infraforge Domains page]
Go to Domains and click the globe icon in the DNS column of the domain.
In the Edit Host Records window, find the record you want to change.
Click the edit icon in the Edit column.
Update the value and save.
You can also use Add new record to create a new record.
![Infraforge edit host records]
See the Bulk DNS update section below.
You can also manage DNS records through the Infraforge API. See the Infraforge API documentation.
Go to the Domains page. In the Your domains table, click on the domain name area (the space in the Domain column) to open the DNS records page of that domain.
![Primeforge Domains page]
Go to Domains and click the domain whose records you want to change.
In the window that opens, you will see the domain forwarding row at the top and the Edit Host Records list below it.
Click the edit icon in the Action column of the record you want to change.
Update the value and save.
You can also use Add new record to create a new record.
![Primeforge DNS records]
See the Bulk DNS update section below.
You can also manage DNS records through the Primeforge API. See the Primeforge API documentation.
Bulk DNS update lets you update the DNS records of several domains at once. It is available in Mailforge, Infraforge and Primeforge.
Go to the Domains page.
Click Bulk DNS update above the domains table.
![Bulk DNS update button]
Select the domains you want to update.
Fill in the details for each record you want to change. Each record has its own field.
Review your selection and values, then confirm the update.
![Bulk DNS update screen]
Here, you can select the domains you want to make the update for.
Each record has its own bracket for introduction of details, however for DMARC policy modifier we can select None, Quarantine or Reject.
DMARC Email Modifier: Part of email authentication, DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) helps prevent unauthorized use of your domain (spoofing).
Domain Forward: A setup that automatically redirects anyone visiting one domain to another. This is useful when you own multiple domains but want all traffic to point to a primary domain.
CNAME Record: A DNS record that creates an alias for a domain name. Instead of pointing directly to an IP address, it redirects queries to another domain name, allowing you to manage resources under one consistent name.
