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How to Reset Your Domain's DNS Zone
How to Reset Your Domain's DNS Zone

Resetting the DNS records of domains pointing to Hostinger

Updated over a year ago

If your domain is currently pointing to Hostinger and fully propagated, you can easily reset the DNS zone on hPanel.

Resetting the DNS zone will revert all records to their default values. This can be helpful in situations like stuck propagation, when records aren't displaying, or to ensure your domain has all necessary record values to work with your Hostinger hosting account.

There are two methods to access your domain’s DNS zone, depending on where you registered your domain:

For Domains Registered at Hostinger

  1. Go to the Domains section and click on Manage next to the domain:

    The Domains section on Hostinger Members Area showing how to access the domain management options

  2. On the left menu, go to the DNS/Nameservers subsection:

    The DNS/Nameservers option in the Domains sidebar

  3. Once on the DNS Zone, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Reset DNS Records:

    The Reset DNS records button

  4. Read the confirmation message and click on Reset to proceed. After 24 hours, your domain's DNS zone will be fully propagated worldwide


For External Domains

If you have a domain purchased elsewhere added to your hosting plan and pointing to Hostinger by nameservers, follow these steps:

  1. In the Domains section, scroll down to the list of External domains and click on Manage next to the domain:

    The External domains section and how to reach domain management.

  2. On the DNS Zone page, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Reset DNS Records:

    The Reset DNS records button

  3. Read the confirmation message and click on Reset to proceed. After 24 hours, your domain's DNS zone will be fully propagated worldwide

If your domain's nameservers point to another provider, you need to manage your DNS zone from there, even if records are displayed in this section 💡

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