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woodles

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Um so I registered for a co.cc domain with my free hosting. I entered the name servers
ns1.x10hosting.com
ns2.x10hosting.com

is this all I have to do for my domain to finalize? thanks.
 

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Remember that DNS propagation can take more than 24 hours so be patient until their servers redirect you correctly :)
 
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So that is the only thing i have to do? No step 2 or 3?.. which i have no idea what to put in those steps.
 

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So that is the only thing i have to do? No step 2 or 3?.. which i have no idea what to put in those steps.

Hi woodles,

Once you set your nameservers in your Co.CC account, you will have to add your new Co.CC domain to your x10Hosting account. You can do so by going to your cPanel, clicking on Parked Domains, and adding your new domain to the list of parked domains.

Afterward, your new domain should point to your website. You may have to flush your DNS cache and wait up to 48 hours for the DNS to propagate.

- Adam
 

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Step 1:
You changed the name servers. (24 to 48 hours propagate time is required)

Step 2:
Park the domain or addon the domain or change the primary domain to yourdomain.co.cc

That is it. No step 3. You are done.
 

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Yes, I think it's all
But now I remember... I'm not sure if its strictly necessary, but I created a parked domain here at x10hosting. To do this, go to your cPanelX, clic on 'Parked domains'. Put 'yoururl.co.cc' and clic on 'Add domain!'.

It would be better if anyone more experienced give you a better explanation on how you should do.


EDITED: ok, "the more experienced ones" have spoken! :D
 
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