Map Host To Domain With These Easy Steps With Concept Of Nameservers

What is Nameservers

Nameservers are a noteworthy segment in the Domain Name System (DNS) and they point a domian name, “hostlelo.com” to an IP address, “127.0.0.1”

Consider it as the file page of a book:

‘The Plot Thickens – Page 6′

Generally your space enlistment center or hosting arrangement will furnish you with name server(s) that will enable guests to get to your site.

Eg. ns1.hostlelo.net, ns2.hostlelo.net

Their sole object is to direct web programs to your webpage when your web address is entered in.

Custom name server hosting implies that you would have the capacity to control a greater amount of the resolve procedure concerning your space name.

As it were, you possess the book, and you can pick the sections and point them where you please. Be that as it may you can at present do this without a custom name server, in light of the fact that you’re hosting server additionally would have DNS programming on it for steering demands.

Truly, one of the main advantages, (unless you’re a major web organization that requirements to highway a huge number of clients a day) is that you’d have a more expert appearance by having marked name servers. Which for the most part isn’t essential unless you’re a hosting organization.

Another approach to consider it:

You can consider it a library file to discover a part in a book. The record can guide you to the rack, however in the event that the book isn’t on the rack – you’ll be leaving with next to nothing. In any case, if the book is on the rack, you can be coordinated to the section you’re searching for by means of the book’s own particular file page.

In like manner, if the book you’re searching for has a section, however it isn’t recorded in the library file – you won’t have the capacity to discover it!

A custom name server is what might as well be called having your own library file. One you can put a favor brilliant logo on in the event that you needed.

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How to get hosting nameservers

Normally we need Nameservers of the server where we host our site to map host to domain. You will get Nameservers of any hosting by following methods

• When you buy hosting from hosting provider you will get account information mail
• Client Area (Servers informations)

How To Map Host To Domain

Map Host To GoDaddy Domain

1. Login to your GoDaddy domain control panel
2. Click on Manage Domain (select the domain you want to map)
3. Click on “Manage” in the Nameserver tab.
4. Select “Custom” and input the Nameservers you got from Hosting Provider
5. Add and Save

For more check Set custom nameservers for domains registered with GoDaddy

Map Host To BigRock Domain

1. Login to your BigRock account
2. You will now see a page that lists all purchases made by you on our system
3. Click on the domain name that you you want to point to eco web hosting.
4. Now look for Name Servers  then click on it
5. Then it will ask for Name Server 1, Name Server 2
6. Add your nameservers,remove existing nameservers  then save it.

For more check Changing Name Servers of BigRock  Domain Name

Map Host To Namecheap Domain

1. Sign in to your Namecheap account
2. Click on your username to the top left.
3. Click on Dashboard.
4. Click on the manage button for the domain you would like to edit
5. On the NAMESERVERS section, click on the drop-down and choose ‘Custom DNS’
6. Type in the  nameservers to transfer to Host DNS. Then click on the small check icon to save your changes.

For more check Changing Name Servers of Namecheap Domain Name

Map Host To Bluehost Domain

1. Login to your Bluehost Control Panel.
2. Click the Domain link, at the top of the page.
3. Choose your domain name from the list of domains.
4. Then click the Name Servers tab.
5. Select Use Custom Nameservers
6. Enter in the new name servers.
7. Click Save Nameserver Settings.

For more check Changing Name Servers of Namecheap Domain Name

Note:Please allow 24-72 hours for the DNS propagation of name servers to fully propagate.