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	At the top of the next hour, the updated records should be pushed to the ampr.org name servers and you should begin to see the changes.		At the top of the next hour, the updated records should be pushed to the ampr.org name servers and you should begin to see the changes.
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	At the top of the next hour, the updated records should be pushed to the ampr.org name servers and you should begin to see the changes.		At the top of the next hour, the updated records should be pushed to the ampr.org name servers and you should begin to see the changes.
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2026-02-28T23:20:16Z

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	To claim your callsign subdomain, see [[DNS/Portal/Subdomains]]		To claim your callsign subdomain, see [[DNS/Portal/Subdomains]]

	== 1. Open ~~Your Subdomain~~ ==		== 1. Open your subdomain ==
	# Go to ''DNS'' → ''My subdomains''.		# Go to ''DNS'' → ''My subdomains''.
	# Find your subdomain (for example ''ki5qkx.ampr.org'').		# Find your subdomain (for example ''ki5qkx.ampr.org'').
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	# Click the ''Add a resource record'' button.		# Click the ''Add a resource record'' button.

	== 2. Choose a ~~Record Type~~ ==		== 2. Choose a record type ==
	Common record types include:		Common record types include:
	* A and AAAA: IPv4/IPv6 address records		* A and AAAA: IPv4/IPv6 address records
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	The Portal also supports ''CAA'', ''LOC'', ''RP'', ''PTR'', ''NS'', ''DNSKEY'', and ''DS'' where applicable.		The Portal also supports ''CAA'', ''LOC'', ''RP'', ''PTR'', ''NS'', ''DNSKEY'', and ''DS'' where applicable.

	== 3. Enter ~~Record Data~~ ==		== 3. Enter record data ==
	The record form fields will adjust according to the type of record you selected.		The record form fields will adjust according to the type of record you selected.

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	** Leave checked unless you want to create the record without publishing it.		** Leave checked unless you want to create the record without publishing it.

	== Example: ~~Create~~ an A ~~Record~~ ==		== Example: create an A record ==
	* We want houston.ki5qkx.ampr.org to point to 44.63.31.65.		* We want houston.ki5qkx.ampr.org to point to 44.63.31.65.
	* We have already claimed ki5qkx.ampr.org as a callsign-based subdomain.		* We have already claimed ki5qkx.ampr.org as a callsign-based subdomain.

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	= Add DNS Records to Your Subdomain =		= Add DNS Records to Your Subdomain =

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	This guide shows how to add records under your subdomain, such as ''houston.''ki5qkx.ampr.org.		This guide shows how to add records under your subdomain, such as ''houston.''ki5qkx.ampr.org.

	To claim your callsign subdomain, see [[~~Claim Subdomain~~]]		To claim your callsign subdomain, see [[DNS/Portal/Subdomains]]

	== 1. Open Your Subdomain ==		== 1. Open Your Subdomain ==

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2026-02-04T21:52:54Z

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= Add DNS Records to Your Subdomain =

This guide shows how to add records under your subdomain, such as ''houston.''ki5qkx.ampr.org.

To claim your callsign subdomain, see [[Claim Subdomain]]

== 1. Open Your Subdomain ==
# Go to ''DNS'' → ''My subdomains''.
# Find your subdomain (for example ''ki5qkx.ampr.org'').
# Click the ''Resource Records'' action button.
# Click the ''Add a resource record'' button.

== 2. Choose a Record Type ==
Common record types include:
* A and AAAA: IPv4/IPv6 address records
* CNAME: alias
* MX: mail exchange
* TXT: text data
* SRV: service records

The Portal also supports ''CAA'', ''LOC'', ''RP'', ''PTR'', ''NS'', ''DNSKEY'', and ''DS'' where applicable.

== 3. Enter Record Data ==
The record form fields will adjust according to the type of record you selected.

For example, if you chose 'A' record, these fields appear:

* Hostname:
** Enter only the left-hand part of the name (not the whole fully qualified name).
** Example: to create ''houston.ki5qkx.ampr.org'', enter ''houston''.
** Enter @ to target the subdomain apex (''ki5qkx.ampr.org'').
* TTL:
** Number of seconds resolvers will keep responses cached.
** Leave blank for the default value (1 day).
* Data:
** Enter the value for this record.
** For instance, IP address, target name, text, etc.
* Active:
** Leave checked unless you want to create the record without publishing it.

== Example: Create an A Record ==
* We want houston.ki5qkx.ampr.org to point to 44.63.31.65.
* We have already claimed ki5qkx.ampr.org as a callsign-based subdomain.

When filling out the record form:
# Choose type ''A''.
# Hostname: ''houston''
# IPv4 Address: ''44.63.31.65''
# TTL: 300 (300 seconds = 5 minutes)
# Click ''Create''.

At the top of the next hour, the updated records should be pushed to the ampr.org name servers and you should begin to see the changes.