This document explains how to add a DNS record to your website hosted with Cruzio. Please note, these instructions only apply to Cruzio Website Hosting services. They do not apply to Cruzio Classic web hosting. If you have Classic web hosting, then you will need to contact Cruzio to have your DNS records modified.
Do not add or change DNS records if you are not aware of any reason why they should be changed.
- Go to http://login.cruzio.com/ and enter your domain name. Click “Control Panel” and click “Go”. Enter your admin username and password and log in.
- Select the domain you want to add a DNS record to. If you are on host 6 or 7, you’ll find it by going to the main menu in the upper left corner, and clicking Domains.If you do not know what host number you are on, after you log into your control panel, look at the URL at the top of your browser. You will see it start with
https://host followed by a number. That is the host number you are on.
- Click the DNS Settings icon. If you are on host 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5, this icon will be under the Services section. If you are on Host 6 or 7, it will be under the Web Site section.
- Under the Tools section, click Add Record.
- Select the type of record from the drop-down and fill in the values for the record.
- Click OK.
Below are the general connection settings for use with Cruzio accounts. For more specific setup instructions, please see our other setup instructions.
The best source for settings information is on your original Cruzio Login Information. Contact Cruzio if you lost your information or forgot your login or password.
Fiber Settings
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| IP Address: |
Available on your “login info” sheet |
| Subnet Mask: |
255.255.248.0 |
| Gateway/Router: |
63.249.72.1 |
| DNS 1: |
63.249.92.48 |
| DNS 2: |
216.173.128.13 |
Domain Name Server (DNS) Settings
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| Use “Server Assigned” DNS if you don’t have a static IP. |
| DSL Primary DNS |
74.220.64.45 |
| DSL Secondary DNS |
74.220.64.55 |
| Gateway for Static DSL Users |
Refer to your Cruzio Login Information |
| Dialup Primary DNS |
63.249.93.131 |
| Dialup Secondary DNS |
63.249.95.6 |
| Gateway for Dialup Users |
63.249.93.129 |
Email Settings
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| The following settings are for @cruzio.com email accounts and for secondary mailbox domain accounts. These settings will work for computers, phones, and other handheld devices. |
Incoming Mail Server (POP3 or IMAP)
Example: test@cruzio.com
Example: test@ebold.com |
mail.domain.com
mail.cruzio.com
mail.ebold.com |
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP)
Example: test@cruzio.com
Example: test@ebold.com |
mail.domain.com
mail.cruzio.com
mail.ebold.com |
| Incoming Port Number |
110 if using POP
143 if using IMAP |
| Outgoing Port Number |
587 |
| The outgoing (SMTP) port number defaults to port 25 for most email programs. If you have problems sending email, port 587 should work instead; Incoming and outgoing Password confirmation is required. |
| View specific email setup instructions for your computer… |
| Try Cruzio’s Email Setup Assistant… |
Email Settings for Domain Name Customers
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Incoming Mail Server (POP3 or IMAP)
Example: test@domain.com
Example: test@website.com |
mail.domain.com
mail.domain.com
mail.test.com |
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP)
Example: test@domain.com
Example: test@website.com |
mail.domain.com
mail.domain.com
mail.test.com |
| View specific email setup instructions for your computer… |
