TXT Records in Shared Hosting
All it takes to create a new TXT record on our end is only a few mouse clicks in the Hepsia hosting Control Panel, so if you use a shared hosting account from our company, you shall be able to set up the record via a very user-friendly interface even when you have never done this before. After you sign in to your CP, you will have to head to the DNS Records section where you can control all the records relevant to your domains and subdomains, click the New button and in the pop-up which will appear, simply pick the hostname and the type (TXT) from drop-down menus and type the text that you need for the record. We also have an in depth Help article, but if you are not sure how to proceed, our 24/7 tech support team can help you and set up the necessary record for you. The latter shall be operating within the hour, so if you're validating your Internet site, for example, you can ask the search engine to check your site again immediately after the record has been created.
TXT Records in Semi-dedicated Servers
The custom-built Hepsia website hosting Control Panel, included with all of our Linux semi-dedicated servers, will allow you to set up a new TXT record in no time and without any complications. It is extremely user-friendly and features a section devoted to the DNS records of your domain addresses, so after you sign in and go there, you are able to choose the required domain or subdomain from a drop-down list, select "TXT" as the type of your new record and input the content that you would like to be the actual text associated with the Internet domain. You can find a detailed step-by-step guide in the CP also and the new record will be running right after you create it, so if you require it for Internet site verification, for instance, simply wait for a bit and then start the verification procedure with the Internet search engine in which you are adding your site. In case you have questions concerning the TXT records, our experienced tech support team will be available 24/7 to aid you.