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Change DNS of Domain bought from Google Apps

by Harsh Agrawal on November 11, 2009

in Webhosting

We have already told you about benefit of custom domain and sooner or later after buying custom domain, you might like to shift from Blogspot to WordPress. I was working on a client blog migration and he bought his domain from Google. Finding the domain setting was not very tough, but like other cpanel it was not easy. So this is the guide which will help you when you buy a domain from Google. Google use Enom service to buy domain and this step by step tutorial will help you to change your DNS.

Login to your Google apps account to manage your domain.

You can simply access your domain by typing

http://www.google.com/a/MYDOMAIN.com

Replace MYDOMAIN part with your actual domain name .

Once you are inside your domain name, click on domain settings

google_apps_domain_settings On next page click on sub tab which says Domain names and Advanced DNS settings.

advanced_dns_settings On the next page you will have a link to login to your ENOM account and username and password. Click on the link and use the username and password provided there to login.

enom_login_settings Click on Sign in to DNS console and you will be inside your Enom account and from there change your DNS settings.

I’m sure this will help those who are stuck somewhere . Meanwhile if you face problem with team edition Google apps or getting message while login to your Google apps account

“Your IT administrator is managing user accounts. To invite additional users to Google Apps, please contact your IT administrator.”

You need to recover your Google apps password and login using that.

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1 Vivek November 11, 2009 at 20:03

As i have been learning about hosting services, this useful information has helped me a lot. Thanks for providing such a useful information to me.

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2 jenn May 18, 2010 at 02:52

Can I change the DNS and the google mail will still work?? I want to change my dns to host the web page in another server. But I want to keep hosting my email with google. HELP!

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