TXT records: These are multi-purpose records that are used to store text-based information. It is most commonly used to verify the ownership of the domain.

MX Records:  MX records are the Mail Exchange records in DNS entry which is necessary for delivering the email to the specified email address. 

CNAME records: CNAME means a canonical name record that is used to map an alias name to a canonical domain name.

Steps to edit DNS records:

  • Login to the cPanel account of the domain you need to manage records
  • Search as Zone Editor which is under the Domains section
  • Click on Manage for the domain that you want to edit
  • All records will be listed, you can click on edit and modify it.
  • If you want to add a new record, click +Add Record
  • Once you edited, finally click on Save All Records
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