3.1.4.3. Point domain to VPS or dedicated server

1. Open the "Domain settings (DNS)" section.
2. Edit address records of type A and in the "Data" field, specify the IP address of the VPS or dedicated server in IPv4 format (four numbers separated by dots):
3. If the server should be accessible not only via IPv4 but also via IPv6, edit the address records of type AAAA (if there are no such records, you can add them) and in the "Data" field, specify the IP address in IPv6 format (groups of numbers and symbols separated by colons) (if the server should only be accessible via IPv4, delete these records):
4. Wait for the DNS cache to refresh (usually a few hours, maximum 24).

If you want to host not only a site but also domain mailboxes on a VPS or dedicated server, do the following:

1. Delete existing MX record types:
2. Add new record of type A for subdomain mail with IP address of VPS or dedicated server:
   • "Subdomain" — "mail" (you can use any name).
   • "Type" — "A".
   • "Data" — IP address of your server.
3. Add new record of type MX with the subdomain added in the previous step:
   • "Subdomain" — empty.
   • "Type" — "MX".
   • "Priority" — a number (e.g., 10).
   • "Data" — full name of the subdomain added in the previous step.
4. Wait for the DNS cache to refresh (usually a few hours, maximum 24).

1. Open the domain settings in the control panel of the current NS owner.
2. Edit the address records of type A and specify the IP address of the VPS or dedicated server in IPv4 format (four numbers separated by dots).
3. If the server must be accessible not only via IPv4 but also via IPv6, edit the AAAA address records (if there are none, you can add them) and specify the IP address in IPv6 format (groups of numbers and characters separated by colons). If the server should only be accessible via IPv4, delete the AAAA records.
4. Wait for the DNS cache to refresh (usually a few hours, maximum 24).

If you want to host not only a site but also domain mailboxes on a VPS or dedicated server, do the following:

1. Open the domain settings in the control panel of the current NS owner.
2. Delete existing MX records.
3. Add new record of type A for subdomain mail with IP address of VPS or dedicated server.
4. Add new record of type MX with the subdomain added in the previous step.
5. Wait for the DNS cache to refresh (usually a few hours, maximum 24).