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# DNS Management

Login to the [Client Area](https://cp.secured.gg/clientarea.php) and click on [Domains](https://cp.secured.gg/clientarea.php?action=domains).

Select the desired domain you would like to edit:

![Domains](/files/-Ma5hBOdM-UB3VY-a1cT)

Click the DNS Management button to edit:

![DNS Management](/files/-Ma5hSMcZrMyubPaKYL5)

You will be able to add any type of Record Type for your domain.

![Managing DNS Entries](/files/-Ma5heAtC_8ZOIw442bh)

## Example Record

First, you need to create a semi-secret hostname for the server itself, since you're probably running your Game server on a different IP address from your web server. On the Manage DNS Records screen:

**Host:** Specify the subdomain in the Host field (e.g. play). 

**Record Type:** "A - Address record"\
(You can skip this step if you've already been provided a hostname from your Game Server/IP) 

**Address:** Specify the IP address of your Game Server/VPS in the Answer field. Click the "**Save Changes**" button to create the A record.

You should now be able to connect to your Game server just by specifying your root domain in  whichever game you are running! 


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