The DNS record types you can manage

From the panel you can create and edit all the records a modern domain needs:

• A — maps a name to an IPv4 address (points your site at a server).
• AAAA — maps a name to an IPv6 address.
• CNAME — an alias pointing one name at another name (e.g. www → your root). Can't coexist with other records on the same name.
• MX — mail exchangers, with a priority value, telling the world where to deliver your email.
• TXT — free-form text, used for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, domain verification and more.
• SRV — service records (used by VoIP/SIP, autodiscover, etc.) with priority, weight and port.
• CAA — restricts which certificate authorities may issue TLS certs for your domain.
• NS — delegates a subdomain to other nameservers.
• PTR — reverse DNS (maps IP back to name), typically set where the IP is hosted.

Each record has a name/host, a value, and a TTL. The panel validates entries so you can't, for example, put a CNAME where it would clash.