How does Mlytics DNS automate the initial setup process for new users?

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Mlytics DNS automates the initial setup by first auto-detecting and listing the DNS records for a user’s site during onboarding, which removes the need to manually inspect every record one by one. In practical DNS terms, this means the platform identifies the site’s existing host records, such as CNAME and other common entries, and presents them immediately when the site is added. For a new user, that cuts out the most error-prone stage of setup: manually recreating records in a separate DNS console, where a single typo in a host name, target value, or TTL can delay propagation and break routing.

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Once the site is detected, the user can choose Mlytics DNS instead of a third-party DNS provider. With that choice, most configurations are completed automatically, so the platform handles the managed DNS process as part of the onboarding flow rather than leaving the user to configure each record manually. This matters because a CNAME record works by aliasing one hostname to another, which is essential for CDN-style traffic steering; if a DNS provider does not support CNAME behavior properly, or if it follows different DNS conventions, the setup may fail. By controlling the DNS layer itself, Mlytics DNS removes that compatibility risk and guarantees 100% compatibility with Mlytics services.

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