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Manage my DNS: where and how to access it

The DNS of domains hosted at Edgium is managed in the Edgium panel. This guide shows where to see the name servers, how to open the panel, and how to create or edit records.

Updated in November 2026 Bring my DNS to Lua Panel guide Support
On this page
  1. Where to see the domain's DNS
  2. How to open the Edgium panel
  3. Create and edit records
  4. Fix problems
  5. On your phone

Where to see the domain's DNS

In the Lua panel, open the domain and go to Overview → Domain health. The DNS card shows what is right or has a problem (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and Autodiscover) and, below, the name servers (NS) the domain uses.

  1. Click Check now to refresh the reading.
  2. If the domain is at Edgium, the screen says DNS changes are made in the Edgium panel and shows the Fix problems and Open the Edgium panel buttons.
  3. If the domain uses another provider's DNS, changes are made there. The panel shows what to create under How to fix.
Domain health with Edgium name servers and the Fix problems and Open the Edgium panel buttons
Domain health: name servers, where to make changes, and the Edgium panel buttons.

Automatic email setup (autodiscover and autoconfig)

With DNS at Edgium, you do not have to do anything: the panel creates the autodiscover.yourdomain and autoconfig.yourdomain A records on its own, and we turn on the address, the certificate and HTTPS automatically. Nothing is created until the name answers for Edgium. The records and the progress are in Authentication → Validate DNS, in the Autodiscover (automatic setup) card, which shows Waiting for DNS, Activating and Completed; if something goes wrong, a simple message and the Open a ticket button. In Domain health there is just one alert line in the DNS card (Automatic setup pending, in progress or with a problem), with the How to fix button that leads to that card; the line disappears when it is Completed.

If the record already exists and points somewhere else (for example, Microsoft), the panel warns you and only replaces it after you confirm in a window. If the domain uses DNS at another provider, see Automatic email setup, in the admin panel manual: you only create two A records, with the value shown in the panel.

DNS card in Domain health with the Automatic setup pending line and the How to fix button
In Domain health there is just one alert line, with How to fix, which leads to the card in the Validate DNS tab.

How to open the Edgium panel

  1. In Domain health, click Abrir o painel da Edgium (Open the Edgium panel). It opens the DNS panel straight on your domain's screen.
  2. Sign in with the same email and password you use in the Lua panel (the account owner). If you change the password on one side later, it can differ on the other: use the Edgium panel's password recovery.
  3. If it asks for the domain, pick yours from the list.

Only company administrators can sign in. Each customer sees only their own domains.

Create and edit records

  1. In the Edgium panel, open the domain and the DNS (records) tab.
  2. To create, choose the type (A, CNAME, TXT, MX etc.), fill in the name and value, and save.
  3. To edit or delete, use the actions on the record's row.
  4. Go back to the Lua panel and click Check now in Domain health to confirm everything is right.

Lua's email records (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, Autodiscover and the two A records autodiscover.yourdomain and autoconfig.yourdomain) can be applied by you with the Fix problems preview. Avoid deleting these records by hand.

Fix problems

The Fix problems button opens the Email records window, with a preview of what will be created or adjusted in DNS. There is only one button, Apply: nothing changes in DNS until you click it, and it applies everything at once. It is the fastest way to get the domain's email right.

When the domain's DNS becomes active at Edgium, the panel sets up the email records on its own. This applies to a domain that came through Bring my DNS to Lua and also to a domain verified by TXT that later had its name servers changed to Edgium. Lua's SPF is merged into what you already had; DKIM and Autodiscover are created; the two A records of the automatic email setup (autodiscover.yourdomain and autoconfig.yourdomain) are written to the zone; DMARC becomes Lua's recommended default (quarantine policy), which replaces whatever exists; and, if the domain has an active mailbox, the MX moves to Lua along with the rest.

The MX is not changed automatically when the domain does not have an active mailbox yet, when an email migration is in progress or when the domain's External MX option was set manually: the bell notice says that only the MX is missing, and here, in Fix problems, you make the change when you want to receive email at Lua. Before the MX changes, the window shows the notice Email will start arriving at Lua and asks for your confirmation; the button then becomes Apply and switch the MX. A domain with Lua Shield (antispam only) never has its MX changed.

Email records window with the preview of the records and the Apply button
The Email records window: the preview and the Apply button.
Notice Email will start arriving at Lua, with the confirmation checkbox and the Apply and switch the MX button
The notice shown before the MX is changed.

After you apply, the panel checks DNS right away. With DNS on Edgium, the result appears as soon as the record is applied, without waiting for DNS propagation.

For the full path, including the comparison between the TXT record and bringing your DNS, see domain onboarding.

On your phone

Domain health and the domain request fit a phone screen, with no sideways scrolling.

Domain health on a phone
Domain health on a phone.