The easiest way for you to locate the nameservers corresponding to your hosting account is by checking your mail that was sent upon applying for the hosting. You should of received a mail with more details on how to login, update nameservers and all the necessary information for your hosting account that you need.
You will see something like this in your email.
The nameservers of your hosting plan will be shown in the email, relevant to the product holding the domain name you want to point to. You can update them in CUSTOM DNS of your domain to these ones below.
Nameserver 1: ns1.serversdaddy.com
Nameserver 2: ns2.serversdaddy.com
Updating DNS nameservers is essential when pointing your domain to a new hosting provider or managing DNS through a third-party service. The process varies slightly between domain registrars. Below are brief instructions and links for updating nameservers with several popular registrars, listed alphabetically
Namecheap DNS update: How to Change DNS For a Domain - Namecheap
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Instructions:
- Log in to your Namecheap account.
- Under the "Domain List" tab, locate your domain and click "Manage."
- In the "Nameservers" section, select "Custom DNS" from the dropdown menu.
- Enter the nameservers provided by your hosting provider.
- Click the green checkmark to save your changes.
1. Cloudflare: Change your nameservers (Full setup) · Cloudflare DNS docs
2. Domain.com: Domain Management: How To Update Nameservers
3. GoDaddy: Edit my domain nameservers | Domains - GoDaddy Help US
4. Google Cloud DNS: Update your domain's name servers | Cloud DNS
5. Hostinger: How to Change Nameservers and Point to Another Provider
Please note that the exact steps to update nameservers may vary slightly depending on the registrar's current interface. It's advisable to consult the specific guide provided by your registrar for the most accurate instructions.
