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Edit the DNS zone (advanced mode) of a domain managed by Infomaniak

Update 10/05/2026

This guide explains how to modify specific entries, records of type A & AAAA (❓: help), MX (❓: help), TXT (❓: help), etc. in advanced (expert) mode within the DNS zone of a domain registered with Infomaniak.

If you are a beginner, prefer the simple mode (❓: help).

 

Prerequisites

  • You must have a domain name with Infomaniak or at least a DNS zone.
  • Understand:
    • how a domain and a DNS zone work (❓: help) before modifying the latter,
    • that the DNS zone presented here is valid and used only if the name servers are those of Infomaniak (❓: help),
    • that any DNS addition/modification may take up to 48 hours to propagate (❓: help).

 

Modify an existing record

To configure the services associated with the domain and enable the correct resolution of domain names to the corresponding resources (such as external websites, third-party email servers, etc.):

  1. Click here to access the domain management section in your Infomaniak Manager (❓: help).
  2. Click on the name of the domain in question.
  3. Click on DNS Zone in the left-hand menu.
  4. Click on Advanced view:
  5. Edit the desired information.
    • The syntax is accepted in BIND format (❓: help).
  6. Save your changes:

 

Restore a DNS zone

Thanks to Expert mode, you can use versioning to find a previous version of your domain name's DNS zone and restore it to its state at a specific point in time:

  1. Once in the Advanced View tab (see above), click on Current Version to display the menu containing previous dates.
  2. Click on the desired date to view the changes.
  3. Click the blue Save button on the right to revert to the selected version:
  4. Click on the second drop-down menu if necessary to access the configuration restoration for delegated subdomains.

 

DNS Diagnostics

A tool available in your Manager (❓: help) allows you to easily correct certain problematic records.


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