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When a domain points at a Noxity hosting plan, the DNS lives on the plan’s cPanel nameservers and you manage records through cPanel’s Zone Editor. Nothing extra to set up; the moment you add the domain to a plan, it gets a zone and starts answering queries.

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How to use it

1

Add the domain to your hosting plan

From cPanel, attach the domain as an addon, parked, or primary domain. The exact flow is in Domains in cPanel.
2

Point the domain at the plan's nameservers

In the domain panel, set the nameservers to the ones cPanel printed when you added the domain. The change pushes to the registry; resolvers pick it up after the previous record’s TTL.
3

Manage records in the cPanel Zone Editor

Add or edit A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, and CAA records under Zone Editor. Same toolset as any cPanel host.

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When to pick this option

  • You have or are planning to buy a Noxity hosting plan.
  • The site and the DNS should stay together so a plan migration moves both at once.
  • You want everything in cPanel, not in two separate panels.
If you don’t have a hosting plan, Free NS covers standalone DNS hosting. If you want to keep DNS at a third party (Cloudflare, Route 53, …), see External DNS.

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