Fixing DNS Issues for New Hosting Accounts

When you Preview your website.

Once you're ready to display your new site, you can update your DNS settings at your domain name's registrar (i.e. the company where you registered it) in one of two ways:

• A Record / IP Address — Updating your domain name's primary A record (usually denoted by the @ symbol) does not change any of your other DNS settings (e.g. email service). Use the IP address you find using Find my website's IP address.
• Nameservers — Updating your domain name's nameservers also changes all of your domain name's DNS settings to our defaults (e.g. using our email service). Use the nameservers you find in Find my website's nameservers.

These changes can take up to 48 hours to start displaying on the Internet.

If your domain name's registered here, see Manage DNS zone files or Change nameservers for my domains.