Hello we have a domain name with marcaria, i want to link it with Django. Example link This the right way ? This change to ns1.digitalocean.com ect… ?
After this change when i click on whois neotic. ai … i can receive these name of server related to ns1.digitalocean.com ?
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Correct, you’d change the DNS to:
ns1.digitalocean.com
ns2.digitalocean.com
ns3.digitalocean.com
You’ll need to make sure you’ve added your domain via the DigitalOcean control panel so you can manage your DNS Zone.
To to this, log in to the DigitalOcean control panel and click on Networking from the top menu. From there you’ll be able to add your domain which will auto-populate with a few DNS records.
Once the domain is setup through the control panel, you’ll need to add your DNS own records to the zone, specifically an A entry that points your domain to your Droplet.
That’d look something like:
A @ DROPLET_IP
Where DROPLET_IP is the IPv4 IP of the Droplet that you’ve deployed and will be setting up Django on.
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