TXT Records in Shared Website Hosting
All it takes to create a new TXT record on our end is only a few clicks inside the Hepsia hosting Control Panel, so if you use a shared website hosting account from our company, you are able to set up the record through a very user-friendly interface even when you have never done such a thing before. Once you sign in to your Control Panel, you'll need to head to the DNS Records section through which you can manage all of the records related to your domain names and subdomains, click the New button and in the pop-up that will appear, simply choose the hostname and the type (TXT) from drop-down menus and input the text you need for the record. We also have a comprehensive Help article, but if you aren't sure what you should do, our 24/7 technical support shall help you and set up the required record for you. The latter is going to be functioning within the hour, in case you are verifying your site, for instance, you can ask the search engine to check your website again right after the record has been set up.
TXT Records in Semi-dedicated Hosting
A new TXT record can be created without difficulty if you employ a semi-dedicated server package from our company since the Hepsia CP, provided with all the accounts, is incredibly user-friendly and it'll allow you to set up any record with simply a few mouse clicks. All domain addresses and subdomains that you have in the account are going to be listed in a drop-down menu, so you'll simply have to pick the one that you need, select the record type, that will be TXT in this case, and input or copy/paste the required text. It won't take more than one hour for your new record to be completely working and to propagate around the world. Even if you're not tech-savvy, you simply won't encounter complications to get this done, but to be on the safe side, we've got an extensive guide where you can find all the steps. Our tech support team will also be able to aid you 24/7 with any questions that you may have about the DNS records of your domains.