Here you will find the correct nameserver settings from Webland as well as recommendations for optimal DNS configuration.
Webland Nameservers
Please use the following nameservers (including IP addresses, if required)
ns1.webland.ch – 92.43.216.7
ns2.webland.ch – 92.43.217.7
ns3.webland.ch – 92.43.216.8
ns4.webland.ch – 92.43.217.8
Own Nameservers & Zone Files
If you want to use your own nameservers or DNS zones, please note:
Never use direct IP addresses, always use name entries.
This way, your web and mail servers will remain accessible even if IP addresses change.
Examples of Correct DNS Entries
Example 1: MX Entry for Mail Server
Correct:
MX 5 ms1.webland.ch.
Incorrect:
MX 5 92.43.217.101
Why?
With m1.webland.ch, mail forwarding always remains intact, even if IP addresses change.
Example 2: Webserver Entry (CNAME instead of A-Record)
Correct:
$ORIGIN meinedomain.ch.
www IN CNAME wl1.webland.ch.
Incorrect:
$ORIGIN meinedomain.ch.
www IN A 92.43.216.101
Why?
A CNAME entry ensures that changes to the IP address are automatically applied – without you having to intervene manually.
Conclusion
With Webland nameservers you are always on the safe side. If you maintain your own DNS entries, make sure to always use name entries instead of IP addresses – this way your domain will always remain accessible.