Using 3rd-party Nameservers
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Can I use 3rd party Nameservers on my account? If so, how?
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Hi there,
After looking into your account, I found that you purchased a domain mapping: arcticcycle.org. Please note that a domain mapping means that you are just hosting with us, but we are not actually your registrar. After doing a quick search I found that you registered the domain with GoDaddy as seen here:
http://who.wildwestdomains.com/whoisstd.aspx?domain=arcticcycle.org&prog_id=wildwestdomains
What you can do is contact GoDaddy to update your nameservers to point else where.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
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Actually, I’m inquiring about mapping and 3rd party nameservers on my other account: myersbowman.wordpress.com. Here’s the link to the help document to which I’m referring.
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HI there,
Yes you can create an A-record and point to our IP addresses. But, please note that we don’t have a single IP address for your site since we have your site on a number of geographically-diverse servers to improve speed and uptime.
Since we change out the IPs we use based on when different datacenters/server go online, we don’t suggest using IP addresses.
Our suggested route is to map your domain (by adding it via the Store > My Domains page on your site’s dashboard), add the MX records currently on your site to our Store > My Domains > Edit DNS, then changing your nameservers to WordPress.com.
However, if you still want to go ahead and map your domain using A records, please let me know and I’d be happy to give them to you.
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