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Purchase PTR records
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Steps
Refer to the following steps to purchase PTR records.
- Open the Reverse DNS page of the DNS console.
- On the Reverse DNS page, click Purchase PTR record.
- On the Purchase records page, in the Purchase PTR records section, set the number of PTR records to purchase and check the agreement.
tip
The validity period of PTR records is one year, starting from the completion of the purchase. If the PTR record is not renewed in time before expiration. The PTR record will expire. After expiration, PTR records become invalid and cannot be renewed. You can only repurchase one PTR record.
- (Optional) On the Purchase records page, in the Configure PTR record (optional) section, configure your purchased PTR record. You may also skip this step and configure it after purchase. See Manage PTR records to learn about how to configure parameters.
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If you choose to configure PTR records on the Purchase History page, and have purchased multiple records, you must configure all records.
- Click Submit order. After confirming that the order information is correct, click Next. Then, click Go to pay to complete the payment.
After purchasing and configuring a PTR record in the console, VolcanoEngine needs to contact the superior authority CNNIC to complete the configuration. It may take 1 to 3 business days for the configuration to take effect. Before it becomes effective, the status of the PTR record will be displayed as Creating. When it takes effect, the status of the PTR record will be displayed as normal.
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