DNS records

Which records you can add in the bot and how

My domains → domain → DNS settings.

Record types

A – the domain to a server IPv4: 203.0.113.10.
AAAA – the domain to a server IPv6: 2001:db8::1.
CNAME – a subdomain to another name: target.example.com.
MX – receiving email, priority and server: 10 mail.provider.com.
TXT – domain verification, SPF, DKIM, DMARC: the text from the service as is.
SRV – a service with a port: priority, weight, port, target, for example 10 60 5060 sip.provider.com. The name looks like _sip._tcp.

@ or Skip – the domain itself, example.com.
www, mail, blog – a subdomain. Enter only the left part, without example.com.

Disable proxying / Enable proxying – only for A, AAAA, and CNAME. New records of these types are created behind the Cloudflare proxy.
Delete – remove the record.

A value cannot be edited: delete the record and create it again. TTL is set automatically.

On – website traffic goes through Cloudflare, the server IP is hidden.
DNS only – DNS returns the real address. Needed for email, ownership checks, and non-HTTP services.

MX, TXT, and SRV are always DNS only. More about the modes: Cloudflare docs.

With third-party NS, records are changed at the current DNS provider. The DNS section in the bot offers to move the domain back to Cloudflare.

The list in the bot shows records created through Lumi. Records added directly in the Cloudflare dashboard may not appear there.