How to Change Your DNS Records with Your Domain Name Provider

NOTE:

• If you are looking to point your domain name to Strattic, please see these instructions.

• If you have existing CloudFront distribution connected to your domain you must delete it (not disable it) before connecting the domain to Strattic

Instructions on How to Add a CNAME or A Record

Instructions for how to add CNAME and A records for specific Domain Registrars:

• GoDaddy

• Name.com

• Cloudflare

• NameCheap

• Domains.Google

• IONOS by 1&1

• Register.com

• Domain.com

• AWS Route 53

GoDaddy

• Add a CNAME (Hint: use www as the Name)

• Add an A Record (Hint: use @ as the Name)

Name.com

• Add a CNAME (Hint: use www as the Host)

• Add an A Record (Hint: leave the field Host field blank)

Cloudflare

• Refer to How to set up a “www” domain on Cloudflare

(e.g. https://www.yourdomainname.com)

• Refer to How to set up a root (non-www) domain on Cloudflare

(e.g. https://yourdomainname.com)

NameCheap

• Add a CNAME (Hint: just put in the first part of the Host name, and NameCheap will fill in the rest of the domain)

• Add an A Record (Hint: use @ as the Name)

Domains.Google

• Add a CNAME

• Add an A Record
  When adding multiple A records, you can click the + icon to add another value to the same row.

IONOS by 1&1

• Add a CNAME

• Add an A Record

Register.com

• Add a CNAME

• Add an A Record

Domain.com

• Add a CNAME

• Add an A Record

AWS Route 53

Option 1: When setting up a "www" domain (e.g. https://www.yourdomainname.com) and you want non-www to redirect to www, please follow the standard steps within the Strattic Dashboard. When you get to the step that asks you to add two A records within your DNS provider, Route53 allows adding multiple A records per line.

Option 2: When setting up a "non-www" domain (e.g. https://yourdomainname.com) and you want www to redirect to non-www, please refer to this guide.