Nameservers control where your domain’s DNS records are managed. You can use the default registrar nameservers or point your domain to custom nameservers such as Cloudflare, DigitalFyre’s DNS Manager, or your own DNS infrastructure.
Changing Nameservers
Navigate to Your Domain
Open your domain’s management page and click Nameservers in the left sidebar.
Select an Option
Choose between Use default nameservers or Use custom nameservers (enter below) — custom supports up to 5 nameservers.
Save
Click Change Nameservers. Changes can take up to 24 hours to propagate, though most updates take effect within a few hours.
Nameserver Options
DigitalFyre DNS Manager
Cloudflare
Default (Registrar)
Point your domain to DigitalFyre’s AnyCAST DNS network:ns1.digitalfyre.net
ns2.digitalfyre.net
ns3.digitalfyre.net
ns4.digitalfyre.net
Enter the nameservers Cloudflare assigns to your domain during onboarding. They typically look like:<server_name>.ns.cloudflare.com
<server_name>.ns.cloudflare.com
Select Use default nameservers to point back to the registrar’s DNS. Required if you plan to use the DNS Host Record Management or Email Forwarding addons. Changing nameservers does not affect your domain’s registration, ownership, or renewal. It only changes where DNS queries for your domain are resolved.
