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  • https://my.combell.com
  • My Combell
  • Combell
  • activation@combell.com
  • Webmail
  • http://webmail.webhosting.be
  • fax.combell.com
  • ns3.combell.net
    ns4.combell.net
  • support@combell.com
  • https://www.combell.com
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How do I create a TXT record?

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*Have in mind it can take some time before any DNS changes take effect. Say for an A-record, CNAME, MX-record, TXT-record – It could easily take up to 4 hours. For name servers – it is about 24 hours. Occasionally it could reach up to 36 hours.*

TXT-records are often used for website ownership authentication.

Step 1. Log in your My Combell hosting control panel (https://my.combell.com).

0. At the top follow 'My Products' > 'DNS & forwarding management'.

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How to take, save and send screenshots by mail (for iPhone users)

To take a screenshot on your iPhone and send it by mail, please follow these steps:

  1. To create your screenshot, hold down your 'Home' button and press the 'Sleep' button on the side. Your screen will flash and an image will be created, accessible from your Photos app.

2. Open the Photos app and locate your screenshot.

3. Tap on the screenshot to expand it. Tap on the sharing icon to expand your sharing options.

4. At the top of your screen you can horizontally scroll through your images and tap on multiple images to attach to your email. When you have selected your desired screenshots, tap on the Mail icon to proceed.

5. A new message has popped up, with the selected images attached. You can add the recipient, the text and the subject and tap on 'Send' to submit the message. *Tip: If you are sending the e-mail to our Support department, use this recipient: support@combell.com*

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Where is my domain name pointing to?

Where is the domain name REGISTERED?

A domain name can be registered with one company and hosted by another. The company where the domain name is registered is called the registrar of that domain name. Only the registrar can appoint nameservers for a domain name. In most cases, the registrar will give you access to change them through their control panel. If Combell is your registrar, you can change your nameservers following this tutorial

Tip: Don’t be alarmed if the name of the registrar's name does not match the exact name of the company you registered it with – if you find a mismatch, you can contact support to doublecheck – they will tell you under what registrar name they work

Which nameservers the domain name is configured to use?

You can find out both your registrar and your nameservers via a whois check. There are multiple free whois databases online.

The default nameservers of Combell are:

ns3.combell.net
ns4.combell.net

Those could be customized. Other domains/aliases could point to the same IPs which would effectively mean the above nameservers are used. If there is a possibility your web developer or other customized them for you, you can check if your nameservers resolve to the same IP addresses as the nameservers above

After a change of nameservers, a propagation period takes place where a NS check may return false values. The propagation time is usually up to 24 hours, occasionally reaching 36.

You can only manage the DNS settings of your domain name through My Combell if you use the Combell nameservers.

Click here for more information – What are the default DNS values for Combell

What does the nslookup command show?

To find out which are the authoritative nameservers for your domain name, execute the following command:

nslookup -type=NS *domain*

OR

nslookup -type=NS ninefortwo.be

To find out the DNS records set on a particular nameserver, execute the following command:

nslookup -type=NS *domain IP*

OR

nslookup -type=NS ninefortwo.be 86.39.202.67

To find out the DNS records set on an authoritative nameserver, execute the following command:

nslookup -type=ANY *domain*

OR

nslookup -type=ANY ninefortwo.be

What does the ping command show?

Ping is a tool that sends test packets through the network to a destination of your choice and measures the response time. The ping command also tells you the IP your domain name resolves to.

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