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How do I edit my domain's nameservers?

  • Applies to: All Service Types

  • Difficulty: Easy

  • Time needed: 10 minutes

  • Tools needed: AccountCenter access

 
  • Applies to: All Service Types
    • Difficulty: Easy
    • Time Needed: 10
    • Tools Required: AccountCenter access

Overview

This is a quick step-by-step walkthrough for changing your nameservers in the (mt) Media Temple AccountCenter.

Nameservers are responsible for resolving, a special process in which a domain name matching your website is taken and a physical address is obtained. Learn more about DNS.

Requirements

This tool is only available for a domain that has been registered through (mt) Media Temple. For more information on registering a new domain, please see: How do I register a new domain? For instructions on transferring your registration to (mt) Media Temple, please see: How do I transfer my domain registration to or from (mt) Media Temple?

Instructions

  1. Log into the AccountCenter.
  2. From the Overview page or Domains tab, select the domain you want to edit. See Figure 1.


    Figure 1.

  3. Click on the icon Edit nameservers. See Figure 2.

    AC CP EditNS.jpg
    Figure 2. Click for a larger view.

  4. Enter your desired nameservers, see Figure 3. You must have at least two. The (mt) Media Temple nameservers are NS1.MEDIATEMPLE.NET and NS2.MEDIATEMPLE.NET.

    Nameservers.jpg
    Figure 3. Click for a larger view.

    TIP:

    Our nameserver IPs:

    • NS1.MEDIATEMPLE.NET: 64.207.129.246
    • NS2.MEDIATEMPLE.NET: 70.32.65.137

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User Comments

  1. 1. BenI don't have the option to "Edit nameservers" on the domain I'm working on. Is there a reason why I don't have that option? Or another way to access that area?

  2. 2. Elite Hello Ben. If you're not able to view the tool "Edit nameservers" for a domain, this means that the domain is not registered through Media Temple. You will need to edit the nameservers with the current registrar.

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