This topic describes how to perform additional management operations on DNS records.
Modify DNS records
Batch modification
You can modify the record value, TTL, and weight (acceleration region) for multiple DNS records in a batch. The record type, host record, and DNS request source cannot be modified because all records in the batch must have the same values for these parameters.
Click the Private Zone tab, and then click User Defined Zones.
In the row for the target domain name, click the Settings button.
On the Settings page, find the DNS record that you want to modify and click the Edit button in the Actions column.
Modify the DNS record. For more information, see Form Mode and Visual Orchestration Mode. After you complete the modifications, submit your changes.
Single record modification
You can modify the host record, record type, DNS request source, record value, TTL, and weight (acceleration region) of a single DNS record. This method offers greater flexibility.
Click the Private Zone tab, and then click User Defined Zones.
In the row for the target domain name, click the Settings button.
On the Settings page, find the DNS record that you want to modify and click the edit icon in the Hostname column.
In the dialog box that appears, make the required modifications.
Enable or pause DNS records
Click Private Zone > User Defined Zones.
In the Actions column for the target domain name, click Settings.
On the Settings page, click the switch in the Status column to enable or pause the DNS record.
Delete DNS records
Click Private Zone > User Defined Zones.
In the Actions column for the target domain name, click Settings.
On the Settings page, find the target DNS record and click the Delete button in the Actions column.
Confirm the deletion in the dialog box that appears.
WarningDeleted records cannot be recovered. Proceed with caution.