If you're new to managing servers, I would highly recommend that you do NOT use a control panel, e.g. zPanel; b/c it adds yet another layer of complexity. For example, the issue you're struggling with now.

Another suggestion is to not use FTP. Use SFTP, instead.

Thanks for your answer but I need to use a control panel to manage the domains x_X. I am new but I want to learn and so far i found tutorials for everything but I can't solve this problem.

I just need to know if I have to create the same records that are in the digitalocean panel for my primary domain in my new domain in zpanel for use dns of digitalocean. Or an orientation of what I would have to do.

Thanks.

In re: to your question, you first need to decide where you want to manage your DNS: (i) at your domain's registrar (assuming it offers a DNS control panel); (ii) DigitalOcean's DNS manager; or (iii) whether you want to manage DNS yourself via your control panel.

There are different steps involved depending on what method you want to employ.

P.S. Arguably, Webmin/Virtualmin or ISPConfig are better control panels than zPanel.

Thanks,
I try DigitalOcean's DNS manager and works. Now I'm trying to run for ZPanel. I copy the same records using DigitalOcean's DNS but doesn't work, i keep looking.

Thank you very much for your answer.
regards

What nameservers did you tell your domain registrar to use?

If you're pointing your domain to DigitalOcean's nameservers, then you cannot manage DNS w/zPanel -- you have to manage it via the DigitalOcean DNS Manager. If you want to manage DNS via zPanel, then you need to (i) use your droplet as your domain's nameservers and (ii) you'll need to deploy DNS software, e.g. BIND, PowerDNS, on your droplet, as well.

While not directly on point, you can learn a little more about the workings of DNS, here: How To Create Vanity or Branded Nameservers with DigitalOcean Cloud Servers.

Perhaps this would help: zPanel Documentation.

Easiest way to do this can be found here http://vpstip.com/how-to-setup-your-domain-dns-with-zpanel/