The CERT record provides a space in the DNS for certificates and related certificate revocation lists (CRLs). These certificates verify the authenticity of the sending and receiving parties. The CRLs identify the certificates that are no longer valid. To create a CERT record, you must specify the certificate type, the key tag, the algorithm, and then the certificate, which is either the certificate itself, the CRL, a URL of the certificate, or fingerprint and a URL.
The CERT record has the following look in your DNS zone management page:
Host | Type | Points to: | TTL |
www.domain.com | CERT | 2 77 2 TUlJQ1l6Q0NBY3lnQXdJQkFnSUJBREFOQmdrcWh | 1 Hour |
Log in to your ClouDNS account, enter your DNS zone management page, and click on the Add new record button. For Type choose "CERT" and type as follow:
*This hostname is used as an example.
ClouDNS provides full support for CERT records for all our DNS services, including the listed below. Just write to our technical support, if you need any assistance with your CERT records configuration. Our Technical Support team is online for you 24/7 via live chat and tickets.