Manage DNS records | Domains - GoDaddy Help US
Your domain is not registered with GoDaddy, but is using our nameservers: you'll manage DNS settings in your GoDaddy account. This is usually the case if you're hosting a website with us, or using DNS Hosting .
Manage DNS records | Domains - GoDaddy Help GB
Your domain is not registered with GoDaddy, but is using our nameservers: you'll manage DNS settings in your GoDaddy account. This is usually the case if you're hosting a website with us, or using DNS Hosting .
What is DNS? | Domains - GoDaddy Help US
The easiest way to access your DNS is to sign in to your GoDaddy Domain Portfolio, click or tap directly on your domain name and then select DNS. You should see your DNS zone file now, which is where you'll—you guessed it—manage DNS for that particular domain.
Find my GoDaddy nameservers | Domains - GoDaddy Help US
Find the nameservers assigned to your domain so you can update the nameserver settings on domains not registered with GoDaddy. Updating your domain to use GoDaddy nameservers lets you manage your DNS in your GoDaddy account instead of …
Access domains on DNS hosting | Domains - GoDaddy Help US
Access domains on DNS hosting. After adding a domain to DNS Hosting you can access the zone file to add, edit or delete DNS records. Your DNS settings won't be applied to your domain until you've updated the nameservers at your current registrar. Sign in to your GoDaddy Domain Portfolio. (Need help logging in? Find your username or password.)
Configuring and working with domains & DNS - GoDaddy Blog
2017年5月2日 · Most of the work you do with domains & DNS involves configuring your a domain’s DNS record to point at the right location. This tutorial goes through the steps of making sure that your.domain.com will point to the correct file of the correct webroot of the correct server.
Add domains to DNS hosting | Domains - GoDaddy Help US
Manage DNS settings in your GoDaddy account for domains registered somewhere else by adding DNS hosting.
Edit my domain nameservers | Domains - GoDaddy Help US
You can change the nameservers for your domains registered with GoDaddy in your GoDaddy account. There are always at least two nameservers for a domain, and when nameservers are changed, the place where you manage DNS also changes.
Enable Secondary DNS with GoDaddy nameservers as primary …
Enable Secondary DNS to set up a second set of nameservers that will take over DNS processes if the primary set of nameservers fails or goes down.
GoDaddy - Configuring DNS for your Web Hosting (cPanel) domain
1: Find your nameservers and where you manage DNS. Before making any change, check your nameservers to make sure you're updating DNS at the correct location. Your nameservers will indicate the hosting company you should use to manage your domain's DNS. Domains registered at GoDaddy: View your nameservers in your GoDaddy account.