Keep in mind that you rarely (if ever) have to modify your DNS zones, since WHM does that for you automatically. You should only attempt to modify DNS zones if you know exactly what you are doing.
Click the DNS functions link.
Then click Add a DNS Zone.
This is the screen where you can add new DNS zones, but were not going to do that in this tutorial.
Click Delete a DNS zone link.
This is the screen where you can delete DNS zones.
To delete the DNS zone for mynewtestdomain.com, select that account here.
Then we would click this delete button, but were not going to do this, as it would render the account useless.
Now click the edit DNS zone link.
We are now in the edit DNS zone screen.
Select mynewtestdomain.com, then click Edit.
This demo assumes youve already logged in to WebHost Manager.
This is where you can edit the DNS zone properties of the mynewtestdomain.com account.
All of these zones properties (or records) can be modified from here. But again, do not change anything unless you know exactly what you are doing.
Click the Edit MX Entry link.
Select mynewtestdomain.com, then click Edit.
This is where you can specify a custom MX entry. You may want to do this for customers who want their email hosted elsewhere on another server. In those cases, you would enter the other servers IP address here and click Save.
This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to manage DNS zones in WHM. Remember that WHM automatically manages DNS zones for you, so you should rarely have to do it manually.