1. Change your DNS Settings

Skip this step if your domain name is registered through us.

For your website to be accessible over the internet your domain name must point to our DNS servers (nameservers). To accomplish this, go to the website of your domain registrar, login to your account and select the option to modify the nameservers assigned to your domain.

These are the target nameserver settings:

Primary Nameserver:	ns.broadweb.net
Primary Nameserver IP address:	209.118.44.101
Secondary Nameserver:	ns2.broadweb.net
Secondary Nameserver IP address:	209.118.44.102

Please enter the nameserver settings for your domain as described above. There should be no other nameservers listed for you domains.

Note: Some registries will only ask for namesserver names, and not IP addresses.

To see a Video Tutorial on how to change nameserver settings, click on your domain registrar below:

 

000Domains.com
123-reg.co.uk
Dotster.com
DRAMS (dramsystem.com)
Enom.com
GoDaddy.com
Itsyourdomain.com
MelbourneIT.com.au
NameCheap.com
NetworkSolutions.com
OpenSRS.net
Register.com
StarGate.com
WildWestDomains.com

It should take your registrar anywhere from 24 to 72 hours to process these changes.

Please do not change the DNS settings for your account in our control panel unless you are an expert in DNS and know exactly what you are doing. DNS files are configured correctly when new accounts are set up, so any improper modifications may cause your website and e-mail to be inaccessible.

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