HELP GUIDE

Point your domain to Webstribe

Your domain needs to know where your site lives. You tell it by changing its nameservers at the company where you bought the domain.

Steps

1. Log in to the account where you bought your domain.
2. Open the settings for your domain. Look for a section called Nameservers, DNS or Manage DNS.
3. Choose custom nameservers.
4. Replace the current nameservers with ns1.webstribe.com and ns2.webstribe.com. Remove any others.
5. Save.

For a .pk domain, change the nameservers through the company you bought it from, or in your PKNIC account if you registered it there yourself.

How long it takes

The change usually shows within a few hours. It can take up to 48 hours to reach every network. Until then, some visitors may still see your old site.

Before you switch, check your email

Changing nameservers moves your email records too. If your email runs somewhere else, such as Google Workspace, add that provider’s MX records in cPanel under Zone Editor before you switch. Or open a ticket and ask us to check them.

Want to keep your DNS where it is? Open a ticket and ask for the server’s IP address, then point an A record to it instead.

Stuck? Email [email protected] with your domain name and a screenshot of the nameserver page.