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Our name servers are ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org.

 

Do note though that NS2 is often slow to respond (or down entirely) because it is located on the same server as Johnny. Some people have reported trouble adding it to a domain because their registrar verifies it's availability. If this happens to you, your website will work fine with just NS1, and you can try adding NS2 again later.

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Our name servers are ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org.

 

Do note though that NS2 is often slow to respond (or down entirely) because it is located on the same server as Johnny. Some people have reported trouble adding it to a domain because their registrar verifies it's availability. If this happens to you, your website will work fine with just NS1, and you can try adding NS2 again later.

 

bro i use ths NS1.HELIOHOST.ORG AND NS2.HELIOHOST.ORG

 

BUT MY SITE IS STILL NOT WRKING.....IT SIMCE THE ADMIN HAVE TO WRK ON IT

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Just use the ns1.heliohost.org nameserver for the meantime. The ns2.heliohost.org nameserver is located with Johnny so it can be overloaded. Just use one nameserver and it is okay and your site will work fine.

 

Also, you can set an A record to the IP of your account (found in the Stats column on the cPanel main page, under Shared IP, and only if your domain is registered as the main domain).

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@yashrs: actually it's the other way around. A records do NOT work if you use it as an addon or parked domain (it won't let you add it). You need to set it as your main domain to use an A record.

 

Also, proudlyb, please do not TYPE IN ALL CAPS, do not repeat the same thing 6 times, and please use proper grammar. It is quite difficult to understand you. If it is not working, it isn't set up right. What are you seeing when you visit your site, what is your username, and what is your domain?

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