By tuzigou
I set up the wordpress droplet and it works 100% as ip.ip.ip.ip
I’ve changed my nameservers on namecheap to ns1.digitalocean.com (and ns2 & ns3)
I have the following DNS records on DigitalOcean: CNAME www.example.com - is an alias of example.com (43200), NS example.com - directs to ns1.digitalocean.com. (and ns2-3) (1800), — btw does that . at the end belong there? A example.com - directs to ip.ip.ip.ip (3600)
I also changed WordPress Address (URL) & Site Address (URL) to https://www.example.com but now I can’t access my wordpress site on this doman or ip.
Anything else I need to do or add in DNS or something?
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Hi @tuzigou,
First make sure your domain does actually point to your droplet. You can do so by pinging it
ping domain.com
Check the result and if the result is correct.
If the IP is correct then you’ll need to point your attention to your configuration. Firstly, check your database as the previous comments have suggested. Check in your wp_options table in your database and see what does the two rows home and site_url. You shouldn’t have to edit your wp-config.php to hardcode your domain.
Regards, Kalin
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