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If you want to add DNS records to your domain in Office 365, the process is relatively simple. First, you’ll need to create a new zone in your Office 365 DNS service. This zone will represent your domain name.

Next, you’ll need to create corresponding DNS records for your domain name. Finally, you’ll need to configure your DNS servers to use the zone and records you created.

To create a zone in Office 365 DNS, open the DNS manager in your office 365 admin portal. In the DNS manager, select the zone you want to create, and then click the “Create Zone” button.

In the “Create Zone” dialog box, provide a name for the zone, and then click the “Create Zone” button.

To create DNS records for your domain in Office 365, open the DNS manager in your office 365 admin portal. In the DNS manager, select the zone you created in the previous step, and then click the “Add A Record” button. In the “Add A Record” dialog box, provide the following information:

Domain name: The domain name you want to add the record for

IP address: The IP address of the DNS server you want to use for this record

Type: A record for a domain name

Name: The name you want to give the record

Note: If you want to add a reverse DNS record for your domain, you’ll need to provide the IP address of the DNS server that will provide the reverse DNS lookup for your domain name.

To configure your DNS servers to use the zone and records you created, open the DNS manager on each server you want to use. In the “Name Servers” section, under “Zone Records,” add the IP address of the DNS server that provides the zone you created in your Office 365 admin portal.

In the “A Records” section, add the IP address of the DNS server that provides the record for your domain name. Finally, under “PTR Records,” add the IP address of the DNS server that provides the record for the reverse DNS lookup for your domain name.