Connect External Nameservers
July 16, 2026 ยท View on GitHub
DigitalPlat delegates the registered domain to an external authoritative DNS service. It does not provide the editor for ordinary DNS records.
DigitalPlat does not endorse or guarantee any third-party DNS service. The screenshots below use Cloudflare only as a short interface example.
Create the External Zone
Create an account with the external DNS service and add the complete domain.


Choose an external service plan that meets your own requirements.

Copy Assigned Nameservers
The external service assigns authoritative nameserver hostnames.

Copy every hostname exactly. Do not enter an IP address, public resolver address, or DNS record value in the DigitalPlat nameserver fields.
Save Nameservers in DigitalPlat
Enter the assigned external nameserver hostnames during registration or in the available domain management workflow.

DigitalPlat's responsibility ends at delegation. After delegation, open the external DNS service to create website, email, or verification records.
Verify Delegation
dig NS example.dpdns.org
The answer must contain the same external nameservers entered in DigitalPlat.
Trace the parent path when needed:
dig +trace NS example.dpdns.org
Ask an external authoritative server directly:
dig @ns1.dns-service.example SOA example.dpdns.org
Common Mistakes
| Mistake | Correct action |
|---|---|
| Entering a server IP as an NS value | Enter the assigned authoritative nameserver hostname |
| Looking for an A-record editor in DigitalPlat | Open the external DNS zone |
| Creating a zone with the wrong domain spelling | Recreate or correct the external zone before delegation |
| Entering only one of several assigned nameservers | Enter the complete assigned set |
| Waiting when the external authoritative server has no zone | Fix the external zone first |
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