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Update DNS Records in Google Domains
Your domain contains a series of records that point to where different services are located, for example your email and website.
- On your computer, sign in to Google Domains.
- Locate your domain name under the My Domains Section
- Click Manage
- On the left-hand side you should see the option to manage your DNS settings
- Click on DNS in the left-hand menu
- In the DNS section scroll down to the Custom resource records section. Here you can add and/or edit your DNS records.
- To change what record you are adding you can select from the dropdown.
To add a new A record
- To change what record you are adding you can select from the dropdown.
- Choose "A" Record
- Add the IP address that we provided
- Add the Name = @
- Add the Type = A
- Add the TTL = 1h
- Add the Data = The number that we provided
- Click Add
To change an A record
- Click on the A Record
- Paste the new IP address that we provided
- Click Save