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Domains & DNS

Registering domains, pointing nameservers and managing DNS records.

Registering domains, pointing nameservers and managing DNS records.

Put your site behind Cloudflare

Move your domain's DNS to Cloudflare, choose the right SSL mode, and avoid the redirect loop and email problems that catch people out.

Preview your site before pointing DNS

View a site on WebGee hosting before you change its nameservers, using the Website Preview plugin in cPanel.

Transfer a domain from Hostinger to WebGee

Prepare a domain at Hostinger — auth code, transfer lock, WHOIS privacy — then place the transfer order with WebGee, and what to expect while it completes.

Check which nameservers a domain uses

Find out where a domain's DNS is actually being served from — the first thing to check when DNS changes appear to have no effect.

Point a domain at an external web service

Send your website to Wix, Squarespace or similar while keeping your email on WebGee — the change that breaks mail if you get it wrong.

Change the SOA record

What the SOA record holds, why the admin email has no @ sign, and when changing it is worth doing.

Reset a DNS zone to its defaults

Restore a domain's DNS records to cPanel's defaults when a migration or manual edit has left the zone broken.

Create custom nameservers

Set up ns1.yourdomain.com and ns2.yourdomain.com so your clients never see WebGee's nameservers. Glue records are the step that matters.

Register a domain

Search for and register a domain with WebGee, and the settings worth getting right at the point of ordering rather than afterwards.

Which nameservers to use

The nameservers to point your domain at for WebGee cPanel hosting, and why the pair in your welcome email takes precedence.

Add an SRV record

SRV records tell clients which host and port run a service. How to add one in cPanel, with the field order that trips people up.

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