Nameservers are the first thing domain names look to when they need to know where the content of a site is located. Nameservers dictate the DNS, which means you have to set up the DNS records with your nameserver provider. If you use allaursoft.com nameservers, then we (allaursoft.net) manage and host your DNS, and everything DNS related needs to be set up in your allaursoft.net account. If you do not use allaursoft.net's nameservers then we do NOT manage your DNS, and you will need to set up the DNS records with your nameserver provider. If your hosting provider asks you to point the domain name using their servers so they can manage the DNS, here is what you need to do: Log into your allaursoft.net account. Click on the My Domains button, located on the top right-hand corner. Click the domain name you would like to manage. Click Manage Nameservers, in the Nameservers column. Click the Delete All button to clear the current nameservers away. Alternatively, you can also Delete them one-by-one by clicking Delete, on the right-hand side. Enter the new nameserver in the empty box labeled Add Nameserver and then click the blue Add button. Be sure to only add one at a time. Click Apply Changes. Nameservers: ns1.allaursoft.net ns2.allaursoft.net

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