What are the ELCOSERV DNS nameservers?

When you register a domain name with us, we set it up on our nameservers so visitors can go to your website. After you determine which hosting provider to use, you can change your domain name's nameservers to activate your domain name.

If you registered your domain name with another provider, you can still purchase a hosting account with us. If you do, you must view your nameservers in your account with us, and then set the nameservers with your domain name registrar.

 

The ELCOSERV DNS servers are listed below. Those are provided to you in your welcome email. Tell your registrar to update your domain name's nameservers to:


ns1.elcoserv.com

ns2.elcoserv.com
 
 
When you update the DNS (Domain Name System) records in your domain name’s zone file, it can take up to 48 hours for those updates to propagate throughout the Internet. While we strive to make updates as quickly as possible, the DNS propagation time for your domain name depends on several factors that are beyond our control. If you need any help please just contact support.
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