Managing Your A (Host) Records

Managing Your A (Host) Records

An A Record connects your domain name to a specific numeric IP address.


Where to Edit Your Records

If domain was Purchased via or Transferred into Weaveform: Manage your A records in your Weaveform account.

If connected via Pointing: You must update A records at your domain registrar (e.g., GoDaddy or Exabytes).


How to Add or Update A Record

  1. Log in and go to Settings > Manage Domain
  2. Click Add/Edit Record.
  3. Select A and enter:
    1. Host Name: @
    2. Value: [Enter the IP Address]
  4. Click Save
[!IMPORTANT] Propagation: It can take up to 48 hours for DNS changes to take effect worldwide.

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