Add protocol field to SRV records in WHM + cPanel DNS editors
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Hello,
Office 365 requires a protocol in the SRV records.
cPanel support has informed us that we should add it to the existing DNS record so instead of :
_sip.example.com.
we would have
_sip._tcp.example.com.
Once you know this it's easy to add, but as more and more people use Office 365 it would be nice to have an optional protocol field.
Very good idea! This would certainly help alleviate confusion for services that require the protocol.
Very good idea! This would certainly help alleviate confusion for services that require the protocol.
I moved from another reseller host that had the protocol and service option for SRV, however cPanel & WHM does not have these fields. The cPanel & WHM developers need to seriously add this as Office 365 is extremely popular and is used widely. Please read this devs, it needs to change. Why don't you make it easy to add DNS fields, like Godaddy. I'm sure it's a simple re-design. Why do you have to make it so complicated, just copy the way Godaddy do it.
I moved from another reseller host that had the protocol and service option for SRV, however cPanel & WHM does not have these fields. The cPanel & WHM developers need to seriously add this as Office 365 is extremely popular and is used widely. Please read this devs, it needs to change. Why don't you make it easy to add DNS fields, like Godaddy. I'm sure it's a simple re-design. Why do you have to make it so complicated, just copy the way Godaddy do it.
Hi Benny,
Thank you for contacting me and letting me know. I think this is a very important feature to have now that Microsoft Office 365 is used very widely. The SRV fields in cPanel/WHM are insufficient for Office 365 email entries and I do think this is an important feature to add very soon. Most of my clients now use Office 365 and I am forced to apply these settings at their domain registrar and then point an IP address to a web hosting account which I do not really want to do. I need to have full control over DNS when a nameserver is changed to our web hosting accounts otherwise we'll keep on bugging the client.
Also, I think the DNS zone entries should be exactly like that found on Godaddy's DNS entries, it's easier to add entries. I think millions of people using cPanel & WHM would really like this feature.
Thanks, Tony
Hi Benny,
Thank you for contacting me and letting me know. I think this is a very important feature to have now that Microsoft Office 365 is used very widely. The SRV fields in cPanel/WHM are insufficient for Office 365 email entries and I do think this is an important feature to add very soon. Most of my clients now use Office 365 and I am forced to apply these settings at their domain registrar and then point an IP address to a web hosting account which I do not really want to do. I need to have full control over DNS when a nameserver is changed to our web hosting accounts otherwise we'll keep on bugging the client.
Also, I think the DNS zone entries should be exactly like that found on Godaddy's DNS entries, it's easier to add entries. I think millions of people using cPanel & WHM would really like this feature.
Thanks, Tony
Also, don't forget the 'Service' field too for SRV.
Also, don't forget the 'Service' field too for SRV.
I still can't believe there are only 13 votes for this feature, This is very strange to me. Is no one using Microsoft Office 365? It's really huge here in the UK, so not sure about US or other countries. Very, very strange. I should have a word with Bill Gates, haha. I think the cPanel devs should just implement it anyway, it makes a lot of sense. And also please re-design the DNS zone section to be more like a proper DNS entry system. I also think the MX record entries should be located in the DNS zone section and not as a separate entry, it's really confusing as it is still part of the DNS.
I still can't believe there are only 13 votes for this feature, This is very strange to me. Is no one using Microsoft Office 365? It's really huge here in the UK, so not sure about US or other countries. Very, very strange. I should have a word with Bill Gates, haha. I think the cPanel devs should just implement it anyway, it makes a lot of sense. And also please re-design the DNS zone section to be more like a proper DNS entry system. I also think the MX record entries should be located in the DNS zone section and not as a separate entry, it's really confusing as it is still part of the DNS.
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