How do you point nameservers?

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by Jerlene.net, Sep 9, 2006.

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    "I own this domain date-space.com and understand I need to point the nameservers to 275mb.com:
    ns1.275mb.com 204.15.10.144
    ns2.275mb.com 204.15.10.158"


    How exactly do I do this? Keep in mind that I know next to nothing about this stuff so if you could explain it to me like that, that'd be great.:)
     
    Jerlene.net, Sep 9, 2006 IP
  2. onedollar

    onedollar SEO Consultant for Hire

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    As checked from www.whois.sc Your current nameservers for domain date-space.com are setup as :

    PARK31.SECURESERVER.NET
    PARK32.SECURESERVER.NET

    You need to login to your domain registrar account and change where you see the above to
    ns1.275mb.com
    ns2.275mb.com

    and it should work fine :)
     
    onedollar, Sep 9, 2006 IP
  3. Pat Gael

    Pat Gael Banned

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    Here is a step by step tutorial to point your DNS at GoDaddy:

    http://freehosting123.com/tutorials/60_DNS/HowToChangeTheNameserversOfADomainAtGoDaddy.com.html
    Code (markup):
     
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  4. Jerlene.net

    Jerlene.net Prominent Member

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    Ok, thanks for the help.:)
     
    Jerlene.net, Sep 9, 2006 IP
  5. domi

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    Looks like your registrar is GoDaddy.

    Log in to your account from www.godaddy.com, from the menu select Domains > My Domain Names, then select your domain and on the right you'll see "Nameservers Summary" (near the bottom). There's a link "Click here to see details or to modify." - you click that and then replace the existing nameservers with what you got.
     
    domi, Sep 10, 2006 IP