Parked Domain help needed.

[ayaz4friends]

I am a little confused about to add a domain name to my free hosting which is already have a sub domain from heliohost. I am not a expert in domain services and I usually do my things with the tutorial help having simple easy steps. In heliohost I can't find a complete tutorial so I decided to ask. All I want to do is to add a xyz.com to my xyz.heliohost.org now when I will add xyz.com to my CPanel X parked domain services now what should I do with my domain name services do I need to change as well.

 

If anyone could make a simple tutorial like (please note I am not advertising but I am showing the simple tutorial, you may delete the link as you understand, what I am trying to ask a favor).

 

http://www.110mb.com/forum/how-to-using-a-...g-t29380.0.html

 

Is there step # 2 needed from the above tutorial?

 

Thanks.

[Byron]

You need to to your nameserver provider and set the nameservers to:

 

ns1.heliohost.org

ns2.heliohost.org

 

and then wait about 24 hours.

 

 

[prototism]

You need to to your nameserver provider and set the nameservers to:

 

ns1.heliohost.org

ns2.heliohost.org

 

and then wait about 24 hours.

Thank you for posting that. I suppose the naming convention of most nameservers is standardized and intuitive enough, but perhaps they could be specified somewhere in cPanel anyway?

[Byron]

You can find that info from the Home Page under URL & Domains.

 

http://www.heliohost.org/home/features-mai...5/url-a-domains

 

But almost everybody posts for it or does a forum search.

[prototism]

Their inclusion there seems a bit counter-intuitive. At least to me. Maybe my brain is backwards. Maybe I should get some sleep, heh.

 

Seriously though, if that page is describing the features Helio has, I don't understand why someone who isn't even a customer yet, would need to know the nameservers. I would think the nameservers would be listed somewhere in cPanel. Then again, it's been a couple years since I last used a host running cPanel, and I don't know either way if its possible to edit the static cPanel content.

[Wizard]

Seriously though, if that page is describing the features Helio has, I don't understand why someone who isn't even a customer yet, would need to know the nameservers.

Wizard's First Rule.

 

It's also listed in the Support FAQ.