How to Add DNS Users and Set Permissions February 24, 2025 17:36 Updated OverviewDNS Made Easy allows account administrators to create additional sub-users for your account and to assign permissions to each user. NOTE: The user menu options are only visible AFTER additional users have been purchased. For Corporate Users, it’s enabled by default. Common Use Cases For Adding Sub-users With PermissionsAdding sub-users with designated permissions to your account affords you full control over which configurations, services, and domains team members have access to. This also helps you adhere to compliance policies and cuts down on mistakes due to unauthorized use.PrerequisitesYou are a corporate or enterprise-level member OR you have purchased additional sub-users for your accountHow to Create Sub-users and Assign Permissions in DNS Made Easy1. Navigate to Config > Users After logging in to the DNS Made Easy dashboard, select Config from the top menu and then choose Users from the dropdown. Note: To purchase additional users for your DNS Made Easy account: Navigate to Account > Purchase Services > Support / Acct Admin. You can purchase a single user or packs of 10 or 100.2. Enter New User CredentialsIn the Users dashboard, enter the following information and then click Save:Note: Options for 2-Factor Auth and SAML 2.0 Auth will be grayed out unless you have previously configured them for your account. Username Password Email First Name Last Name Phone A. Groups (Optional)If you have previously created a Group, select the appropriate option from the Group dropdown menu. If you need help creating groups, visit our Create User Groups tutorial. B. Assign User PermissionsFrom the Permissions dropdown menu, select the privileges you want the new user to have access to: Account TransferThis allows a user to transfer a domain to another DNS Made Easy account. Advanced SettingsIf a user is granted access to Advanced Settings, they will be able to edit SOA records, Transfer ACL (AXFR), configure vanity nameservers, and configure secondary IP sets. Mail ServicesThis lets specified users configure mail services, such as mail forwarding, backup, and SMTP. Manage Contact ListsWith manage contact privileges, a user can create, edit, or delete contacts in your DNS Made Easy account. This can affect who receives notifications for failover events, renewal reminders, and more. Managed DNSThe Managed DNS permission grants the user access to a domain’s primary DNS (a user would need to be in a group assigned to a folder that included the domain). Managed SecurityIf a user has Managed Security privileges, they are able to change user permissions and credentials for any user in your account. Monitoring and FailoverThis option lets users view and edit records using failover. Notification SettingsIf a user has access to Notification Settings, they are able to set and modify the notifications sent to users in your contact list. Purchasing and PaymentWith this option, a user can view and pay invoices, as well as purchase additional services and addons. Secondary DNSIf a group has been assigned to a domain folder, the Secondary DNS permission option grants access to the Secondary DNS configurations for that domain. Service UsageUsers with this permission can view how many domains, records, queries, and additional services are currently being used in your account. TemplatesWith Template privileges, a user can create, edit, or delete templates for domains in your account. View Activity LogWith Activity Log permissions enabled, users can view all changes made in your account since its creation. After saving, you will see a confirmation message. Click OK to finish.Related Tutorials:How to Remove a Sub-userModify User Groups and PermissionsCreate a FolderVisit our website for more information on our services and features. Related articles How to Create a Folder Finding or Generating API Keys In DNS Made Easy HTTP Redirection Record Modify Your Subscription