After registering a domain name, simply associating the domain name with a hosting account is not sufficient to publish your website. Your website also needs a healthy DNS configuration to work properly. In this article, we will provide information about correctly editing the Edit DNS Zone content on the server.
Name Server IP Addresses
We recommend entering Name Server records differently. For example,
ns1.ni.net.tr IP: 95.173.189.2
ns2.ni.net.tr IP: 95.173.190.2let’s say.
You will need to enter these records in Edit DNS Zone as shown in the image at the link below.

siteaddress.com. 86400 IN NS ns1.ni.net.tr or ns1.domainname.com
siteaddress.com. 86400 IN NS ns2.ni.net.tr or ns2.domainname.comA Record (Glue Records)
Define the DNS records you have created or obtained from your service provider and started using as A records. For example, define the ns1.siteaddress.com and ns2.siteaddress.com DNS records by adding them as A records with ns1 and ns2 from the siteaddress.com DNS zone. Specify the IP addresses as the IP address where the DNS is running.

ns1 14400 IN A 95.173.189.2
ns2 14400 IN A 95.173.190.2MX Record
MX records will be automatically created during installation when you purchase a hosting account that includes email service. However, if you want to use this service from email service providers such as Yandex or Gmail, you will need to edit these MX settings.

siteaddress.com. 14400 IN MX 0 siteaddress.com.SPF Record
Basically

siteaddress.com. 14400 IN TXT “v=spf1 +a +mx +ip4:IP_ADDRESS ~all”
A record like “v=spf1 +a +mx +ip4:IP_ADDRESS ~all” will be created.After adding this record as well, everything you need to do for healthy email exchange is complete. You can now use email addresses belonging to your domain name.
After making all these settings, you can check whether there is a DNS problem from the address below.
www.intodns.com/siteaddress.com
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