Dec 11, 2025
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OVERVIEW: This page walks you through the process of adding a Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) record to your DNS zone file. For more Domain Verification Method guides, please refer to this page. |
First, you must know which syntax type to use when configuring your DNS zone file depending on your DNS product type. Please refer to the table below:
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Standard BIND |
BIND (version 9.9.6 and higher) |
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Legacy BIND |
BIND (any version prior to BIND 9.9.6) |
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Generic |
Google Cloud DNS |
0 issue "globalsign.com" |
Guidelines
Open your domain's DNS zone file in a notepad. Note: You can find your DNS records on the machine where your domain is registered.
Configure the file to include your desired CA(s) in your DNS CAA record. You can check the table above for your reference. Note: You can add more than one CA in a DNS CAA record, as adding only one CA will limit issuance of SSL/TLS certificates on that domain to just that CA.
Save your zone file and close the notepad.
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IMPORTANT: If you have any issues or questions whether CAA is supported with your setup, contact your DNS manager for further details. |
Check your certificate installation for SSL issues and vulnerabilities.