DNS Management (Client Profile > Domains > Management Tools)

[wpmattuk]

Can someone point me in the direction of guidance on what this does, or explain it in here?

I've read the WHMCS Docs article but am none the wiser about what this toggle switch does.

 

Thanks!
Matt

[WHMCS Anwar]

Hi Matt,
according to our documentation:

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Domain Management for Clients

Clients receive full access to the management tools from the client area. If the associated registrar supports it, they can perform actions like:

• Changing or registering nameservers.
• Changing the domain's lock status.
• Changing the auto renewal setting or ordering renewals.
• Viewing or editing WHOIS information.
• Managing DNS records.
• Configuring email forwarding.
• Requesting EPP codes.

For further information, visit
https://docs.whmcs.com/Domains_Management#Domain_Management_for_Clients

I hope this helps.

[wpmattuk]

Hi Anwar, thanks for the reply.

Do you know what Registrars support this functionality?
I use eNom and Nominet, and enabling this with the toggle seems to make no difference within my client's accounts.

[WHMCS Anwar]

Hi there,

2 hours ago, thisismatt said:

Do you know what Registrars support this functionality?

To check whether the DNS Record Management feature is supported for a domain registrar, simply visit the following URL and click on the domain registrar in question: 

https://docs.whmcs.com/Domain_Registrars

Here you will be able to see if the feature is supported, or not.

2 hours ago, thisismatt said:

I use eNom and Nominet, and enabling this with the toggle seems to make no difference within my client's accounts.

I can confirm that although eNom Registrar module supports the DNS Record Management feature, the Nominet Registrar module does not.

https://docs.whmcs.com/Enom#Supported_Features
https://docs.whmcs.com/Nominet#Supported_Features

However, if you find that the feature is not working with eNom registered domains, then I would suggest that you open a support ticket with us, to allow  someone in our technical support team to troubleshoot this for you.

[wpmattuk]

Ah, that's perfect; thank you!