Point your domain to HostBari
Change your nameservers, or keep them and point an A record instead.
Updated 27 August 2026
There are two ways to bring a domain to your hosting account, and which one you want depends on where you would rather manage DNS.
## Use our nameservers (recommended)
Set the domain to `ns1.hostbari.com` and `ns2.hostbari.com` at your registrar. We create the zone, publish the A, MX and TXT records for you, and your SSL certificate issues automatically once the name resolves to us.
## Keep your nameservers
If you manage DNS elsewhere, add an A record pointing to the IP shown on your hosting page, and a CNAME for `www`. Mail keeps working only if your MX records already point where you want mail delivered.
## How long it takes
Nameserver changes are published by the registry within minutes, but resolvers cache the old answer for as long as their TTL allows — up to an hour in practice. Nothing is lost while it propagates; visitors simply reach the old server until their resolver refreshes.