A domain nameserver (DNS) is a computer server that is responsible for translating domain names into IP addresses, which are required for communication between devices on the internet.
When a user types a domain name into their web browser, the browser sends a request to a DNS server to find the IP address associated with that domain name. The DNS server then responds with the IP address, allowing the browser to establish a connection with the server hosting the website or service associated with that domain.
In this blog I will show you How to change Nameserver of .com.np Domain.
Steps to change Nameserver of .com.np Domain.
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STEP 1: Login to register.com.np. Use the Email address and Password that you used while creating the account.
STEP 2:Click on Active domain where you can see you Active Domain name( In my case it is salonikarna.com.np).Click on Edit DNS button next to the domain name you want to update your nameservers of.
STEP 3:After clicking on Edit DNS Button, the screen like in the image below would show-up. Edit your nameserver which is provided by your hosting company Then Click on Edit DNS Button below. In my case this is eHostingServer.com Nameserver.
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Congratulations ! You have successfully changed the nameserver of your .com.np domain. The nameservers need to be approved by Mercantile manually, so it usually takes up to 24 hours after the change request is placed.
Conclusion
In conclusion, changing the nameservers of a .com.np domain involves several steps. First, you need to identify the new nameservers that you want to use, which may be provided by your web hosting provider or a third-party DNS service.
After submitting the changes, it may take up to 24 hours for the changes to propagate throughout the internet, so you should wait until this process is complete before assuming that the changes have taken effect. With the updated nameservers in place, your .com.np domain should now be properly configured to point to the correct website or online service.