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To host your domain on DigitalFyre, you need to update its nameservers at your domain registrar. This tells the internet where to find your site and email address.

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DigitalFyre Nameservers

Update your domain to use the following nameservers:

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How to Update Nameservers

Nameservers are changed at your domain registrar — the company where you registered your domain (e.g. Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare, Google Domains). The exact steps vary by registrar, but the general process is:
1

Log In to Your Registrar

Access your registrar’s control panel and find your list of domains.
2

Open DNS or Nameserver Settings

Look for an option labeled Nameservers, DNS Settings, or Manage DNS.
3

Replace Existing Nameservers

Remove any existing nameservers and enter all four DigitalFyre nameservers:
4

Save Changes

Save the changes. Most registrars apply this within a few minutes on their end.
DNS propagation can take up to 24–48 hours to complete worldwide. During this time, some visitors may still reach your old host.

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After Updating Nameservers

Once propagation is complete:

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Checking Propagation

You can check whether your nameserver change has propagated using DNSView.io, DigitalFyre’s free DNS propagation tool.