Name servers (nameservers) are the servers that tell Internet where your domain's records are resolved. For your domain to point to your BAEHOST hosting, you must set the BAEHOST nameservers in your domain registrar.
BAEHOST nameservers
Linux Hosting and DNS service:
- ns9.baehost.com
- ns10.baehost.com
- ns11.baehost.com
Windows Hosting:
- ns12.baehost.com (131.255.5.15)
- ns13.baehost.com (131.255.7.7)
How to set the nameservers
- Log in to your domain registrar panel (where you bought or manage the domain).
- Find the DNS or Nameservers section for the domain.
- Replace the current nameservers with the BAEHOST ones matching your hosting type (Linux or Windows).
- Save the changes.
Propagation time
After the change, propagation of the new nameservers can take up to 48 hours across the Internet. During that period the site may work intermittently.
Notes
- If your domain is registered with another provider and you use its nameservers, the DNS records (A, MX, CNAME, etc.) are managed at that provider.
- To register or modify individual records (A, MX, CNAME), see the corresponding articles in this knowledge base.
