Registration and hosting are separate
This website does not register domain names. Keep access to your registrar and identify the provider currently serving the domain’s authoritative DNS.
DOMAINS & DNSYour name.
Your name.
The right destination.
Connect the domain you own to the website, application and mail services you use.
THE CONNECTION MAP
Your domain.
The right destination.
WebsitePublic hosting destination
Incoming mailConfigured mail service
HTTPSCertificate for your hostname
Connect the website
Add your domain in Hosting Panel and use the hosting destination shown for your account. Set the appropriate A or AAAA records with the authoritative DNS provider. Do not publish an IPv6 record unless IPv6 service is configured.
Know where to edit DNS
Panel DNS changes affect public resolution only when the domain uses the relevant authoritative nameservers. Existing records may be cached until their TTL expires. Check public resolution after making changes.
Treat mail records separately
MX records control incoming mail delivery. SPF, DKIM and DMARC relate to mail authentication. Use the values supplied for your configured mail service; do not replace working mail records just to connect a website.
Finish with HTTPS
Once the domain resolves to the intended service, use the certificate controls and inspect the operation result. Open the public HTTPS URL to confirm the certificate matches the hostname.