Editing or deleting custom DNS records

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Overview

This article explains how to edit or delete a custom record you have already created by following the instructions in this article:

If you're instead attempting to remove non-custom DreamHost DNS-hosting records, review the following article instead:

Editing a custom DNS record

  1. Navigate to the Manage Websites page.
  2. Open the DNS Settings page:
    DNS Settings
    • If in Grid view, click the 'vertical 3 dots' button under your domain. From the popout menu, click the DNS Settings link.
    • If in List view, click the 'vertical 3 dots' button to the right of your domain. From the popout menu, click the DNS Settings link.
      The domain's DNS records display.
    DNS Settings
  3. Click the pencil pencil icon.png icon to the right of the record, under the Custom Records section. This opens the record for you to edit.
  4. Click Save.

Deleting a custom DNS record

  1. Navigate to the Manage Websites page.
  2. Open the DNS Settings page:
    DNS Settings
    • If in Grid view, click the 'vertical 3 dots' button under your domain. From the popout menu, click the DNS Settings link.
    • If in List view, click the 'vertical 3 dots' button to the right of your domain. From the popout menu, click the DNS Settings link.
      The domain's DNS records display.
    delete custom dns button
  3. Click the pencil pencil icon.png icon to the right of the record, under the Custom Records section. This opens the record for you to edit.
  4. Click the Delete Record button beneath the record fields.
    A message appears asking you to confirm the deletion of this record:
    remove dns button
  5. Click the Remove button. A confirmation message appears that confirms its deletion.

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