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Contents:

  • Pointing a Domain at Your Server’s IP
    • How It Works
      • Where the lookup actually goes
      • Common record types
    • Before You Start
    • Step 1: Find Your Server’s Public IP
    • Step 2: Open Your Domain’s DNS Settings
    • Step 3: Add the A Records
    • Step 4: Check That DNS Is Working
    • Step 5: Make the Server Answer
      • Open the firewall
      • Tell the web server about the domain
      • Add HTTPS (free)
    • Troubleshooting
    • Summary
  • Introduction to User Manual
    • Introduction
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