Setting Up and Managing DNSSEC
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In this article, we will show you how to enable and disable DNSSEC for your domains.
Requirements
- You registered your domain at IONOS or added it to your IONOS account as an external domain.
- You have the DNS Pro or Domain Guard feature added to your contract.
- Your domain extension is DNSSEC compatible.
- Your domain uses the default IONOS name servers.
- Secondary DNS must be deactivated.
Edit DNS Settings
The function described in this article can be found in the DNS settings in your IONOS account.
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Activating DNSSEC
- Open the DNS settings of the domain for which you want to enable DNSSEC.
- In the DNSSEC section, click Activate.
DNSSEC is now activated. This may take a moment.
Please Note
It may take several hours before this change takes effect worldwide.
As part of the activation of DNSSEC, we have made the following changes to the DNS zone:
- The zone was signed
- The public signature key has been stored
- A corresponding DS record (Delegation Signer Resource Record) was added.
Disabling DNSSEC
- Open the DNS settings of the domain for which you want to disable DNSSEC.
- In the DNSSEC section, click Disable.
DNSSEC is now deactivated. This will take at least 8 hours to update all systems.