Domain delegation
Delegating a domain to Yandex means transferring the control over the domain's DNS records to Yandex.
Delegation makes it easier to connect a domain to Yandex 360: if the domain has been delegated, you don't need to separately verify or configure it.
We recommend delegation when you want to set up your organization as easily and quickly as possible and don't plan to create a complex configuration around the domain.
Warning
Delegate the domain only after you've verified it. How to verify a domain
How to delegate a domain to Yandex
You need to add two Yandex DNS servers for your domain:
- Primary server
dns1.yandex.net. - Secondary server
dns2.yandex.net.
If the delegation settings have fields for entering IP addresses, leave them blank.
You can specify these DNS servers in your account on the registrar's site. To learn the details, check the knowledge base of your registrar:
DNS records are not updated instantly.
The process may take up to 72 hours.
Will I be able to manage DNS records after delegation? For example, if I need to add new records.
Yes, you can do it in the organization's account.
DNS records, or Domain Name System resource records, contain information about a domain and help determine how it's associated with other network resources: to which server it's bound, to which name servers it's delegated, and which mail server it uses. The main types of DNS records are A, NS, MX, and TXT.
A server that converts domain names into their corresponding IP addresses.
A unique address of a device on the internet used for identification and communication between devices.