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title: "DNS manager for every provider"
description: "One record table for Cloudflare, TransIP, Openprovider, DirectAdmin and more. Queue records, delete in bulk and undo any change in one click."
canonical_url: "https://dnsense.io/dns-manager"
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> Index of every page on this site: [llms.txt](https://dnsense.io/llms.txt)

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<faq :faqs="[{"question":"Do I have to move my domains to DNSense?","answer":"No. Your domains stay registered and hosted where they are. DNSense connects to the provider over its API and writes your changes there."},{"question":"Can I edit records at different providers in one view?","answer":"Yes. Zones from every connection sit in the same overview, and the record table works the same whichever provider is behind it."},{"question":"What happens if a provider refuses a change?","answer":"It is never dropped quietly. You get a notification with the provider's own error message and the record it would have written."},{"question":"Can a colleague's change wait for my approval?","answer":"Yes. Give their role the \"Changes require approval\" permission and their record changes wait in Approvals until someone allowed to approve lets them through."}]" decorativeShape="bottom-left" label="Questions" title="Frequently asked questions about the DNS manager">



</faq>

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