What is DNSSEC and how do I use it ?

DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) adds additional security to your domain names by adding digital signatures to their Domain Name System (DNS) information. 

This means that when a user types an DNSSEC-enabled address, the response he receives, that is, the site to which he is redirected to, is verified for his authenticity. 

To enable DNSSEC for any of TLD's supported in Papaki, you will need to enter specific DS (Delegation of Signing) records, which include DNS (Domain Name System) digital information. The information you need to enter to pass the appropriate registrations to your Domain Names can be obtained from your DNS provider if it supports DNSSEC.   

[Papaki 2.0]

1. Log in to your Papaki account. 
   Forgot your password? See here how to recover it. 

2. From the right-hand menu under Domains & Products, select the domain you wish to manage. 

3. Go to Domain & DNS, then click on DNS Management. 

4. Select Edit DNS zone. 

5. You can now ebable the DNSSEC and disable it. The process may take up to 2 hours.

[Papaki 1.0]

1. Log in to your Papaki account. 
   Forgot your password? See here how to recover it. If it's your first login attempt to the new Papaki panel, please read more here.

2. Click the red button Your old products » on the right side of the control panel to access the old Papaki panel.

3. Once you have the DNS service enabled, log in to Papaki's control panel, click on the desired domain and select Edit to DNS service. 

4. Select the tab DNSSEC and activate the service