To create a DNS zone, you need to log in to the Domain Management System using the credentials that were given to you or that you created during registration.
After logging in, go to the “Domain Management” menu. There you will see all the domains you own, and you can select (by clicking) the domain you wish to modify.
Next, a menu with multiple fields related to your domain will appear on the right side of the page. In that menu, there is a field titled “Domain Forwarding Service.”
Activate this option by clicking the checkbox, and then under “Forwarding Type” select IP. (To do this, you must have the following nameservers set: ns3.hyperhosting.gr and ns4.hyperhosting.gr — otherwise, the system will not allow you to proceed, as shown in the screenshot below.)
In the next field, you must enter the IP address:
The IP of the Host Server that hosts your website (the A record from the DNS zone).
If you do not have a website, you can enter a local IP: 127.0.0.1
Then click “Activate Forwarding.”
After activation, you should see a confirmation similar to the one shown below.
Go to the “DNS Zone Management” menu. As you can see, the system reminds you that the previous step is required in order to have a DNS zone. Below that, there is a dropdown menu labeled “Select domain”—your domain will appear there after the forwarding has been completed.
When you select your domain, you will see that a DNS zone has been created with default values, as shown in the screenshot below.
For each existing record, there is a yellow “Edit” button and a red “Delete” button.
In the fields with arrows, you can create new records by entering the Name/Target, Type, and Address/Record, then clicking Add.
