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I am not able to point my domain to my droplets that I will configure to have a wordpress site it does not address my domain, I need urgent

I have a domain in go daddy but I can not use it with my digital ocean vps I need urgent help

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jpjornalpalmeirense • February 1, 2017

Yes, I have done this for a long time and it still happens days and days and nothing … I will already configure the DNS in Go Daddy the way I was oriented, and I will also configure the Digita Ocean server the way I was oriented, go ! When I put my domain to see it loads the site, but with the server ID in the URL bar!

jpjornalpalmeirense • January 31, 2017

I tried now again, remembering that my site is WordPress has some configuration that I have to do there in the Panel?

Jonathan Tittle • January 31, 2017

@jpjornalpalmeirense

What issues are you having with GoDaddy? Pointing your domain to your Droplet can be done by setting up either 2 A entries or 1 A and CNAME entry.

Using 2 A entries, you’d create entries such as

A          @          DROPLET_IP
A          www        DROPLET_UP

Using 1 A and 1 CNAME entry, you’d use:

A          @          DROPLET_IP
CNAME      www        yourdomain.ext

Where DROPLET_IP is the public IP address for your Droplet and, in the second example, where yourdomain.ext is your domain name.

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