Custom MX and A Records in Shared Web Hosting
The Hepsia hosting CP, which comes with each and every Linux shared web hosting service that we offer you, will allow you to see, modify and create A and MX records for any Internet domain or subdomain inside your account. Through the DNS Records section, you will be able to see a list of all hosts within the account from a to z with their corresponding records, so any update will not take you more than a couple of mouse clicks. Setting up new records is equally easy if, as an example, you wish to use the e-mail services of a different provider and they ask you to create more MX records than the default 2. Additionally you can set the priority for every single MX record by setting different latency. Quite simply, when your emails are delivered, the sending server is going to contact the record with the smallest latency first and if the connection times out, it'll contact the next one. With our innovative tool, you will be able to handle the records of your domain addresses and subdomains effortlessly even when you have no previous experience with such matters.
Custom MX and A Records in Semi-dedicated Servers
With the semi-dedicated servers which we offer, you're going to have full control over the records of all domain names and subdomains that you add in your hosting account. You can easily check what A and MX records each one of them has using the DNS Records section of the Hepsia hosting Control Panel and modifying any record requires only a few mouse clicks. If you decide to change your web or email hosting provider, you can change the required record and direct your domain address to the other service provider for one of the services, while you still continue using the other one through us. You could also keep the main domain here, while you change the A record of only one of its subdomains. When you're editing the MX records and you need additional ones on top of the default two that we have, you could create them with ease and set a different priority for every single one.