Part 3: Pointing your DNS to QUIC.cloud

In this QUIC.cloud Onboarding series, we walk you through the steps required to start using the CDN with your WordPress domain. You should have already completed the first two steps: Pairing WordPress and QUIC.cloud, and Creating a QUIC.cloud account. If you haven't yet, please watch these:
Part 1: • Part 1: Pairing Wordpr...
Part 2: • Part 2: Creating a QUI...
This video covers Step 3: Pointing your DNS to QUIC.cloud.
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[@ShikhahAbdulaziz]

Should i change server name ? I afraid some thing accrue to my website

[@quiccloud]

You would need to change your Nameserver entries at your registrar level in order to let QUIC.cloud handle your DNS. This shouldn't cause any issues and is in the same way reversible. Keep in mind that the propagation of the changes can take up to 48 hours.

[@samaerp]

i have question, currently my domain in google hosting in `provider AA`, currently I use nameserver in `provider AA`, do I just need to add or replace everything with the Quick CDN Nameserver?

[@quiccloud]

If you want to use the Name server method to Lin your domain to quic cloud, you would need to change your NS records at your domain registrar. Here are some more details on it: www.quic.cloud/docs/cdn/dns/setting-up-your-dns-with-quic-cloud/

[@sensolern]

Hi, how to activate cdn when the domain name is externally hosted?

[@quiccloud]

If you want to use QUIC.cloud as your DNS provider, you would replace your NS server entries at your domain registrar with the ones provided by QUIC.cloud. If you wish to keep your current DNS provider, you could simply at a CNAME record for the www. record. This should be shown in detail in this video series. You can also read more about this here: docs.quic.cloud/cdn/dns/qcdns/