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Pointing a HostGator Domain name to your Podpage
Pointing a HostGator Domain name to your Podpage
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Seamless Domain Configuration with HostGator

HostGator offers a robust platform for website hosting, but managing domain DNS requires a bit of assistance due to restrictions. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you configure your HostGator domain for Podpage:

Contacting HostGator Support

1. Navigate to Support:

  • Log in to your HostGator Dashboard and locate the "Support" section on the left-hand menu.

2. Access Live Chat:

  • Click on "Live Chat" to initiate a conversation with HostGator support.

3. Message Template:

  • Use the following message template to inform HostGator support about your DNS changes:

cssCopy codeHello, I’m trying to change the DNS settings for my domain to point to the Podpage website service. I need to set up a CNAME for “www” to point to "domains.podpage.com". I also need to add an A Record for "@" to point to "54.90.47.105". Could you please help?

Support Assistance

4. Communicate with Support:

  • Engage in the live chat and share the prepared message with HostGator support.

5. Await Guidance:

  • HostGator support will guide you through the process of implementing the necessary DNS changes.

Patience During Configuration

6. Allow Time for Propagation:

  • After HostGator support makes the changes, give it some time (usually a few hours) for the DNS changes to propagate across the internet.

Final Confirmation

7. Check Domain Configuration:

  • Confirm that your domain is configured to point to Podpage by visiting your Podpage using the domain.

Assistance Beyond Hosting

While HostGator's configuration might differ slightly, this guide provides a general approach. For more detailed instructions or specific issues, continue seeking assistance from HostGator support.

Streamline your domain configuration process with HostGator and unlock the full potential of your Podpage.

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