A name server serves as a reference point for your domain’s DNS data and is typically maintained by a domain host company. When a name server fails, your mail delivery may be delayed or …

If you purchased your domain when you signed up for Google Workspace, you can follow these steps to connect your domain name to your website. Before you begin Connecting your …

Name server (NS) records determine which servers will communicate DNS information for a domain. Generally, you have primary and secondary name server records for your domain.

Run diagnostic tools: You can use the Admin Toolbox Dig tool to see if the MX records published to the internet for your domain match the values in this article. In the Name field, enter your …

Verify your domain to unlock features (for Gmail accounts) Add a CNAME record to your domain's DNS records Set up Google Workspace with a third-party DNS host Start your free 14-day trial …

In the Domain name field of the New domain window, enter your Google Workspace domain name, for example, your-company.com, and click Create. A table opens with your domain’s …

A domain registrar is an internet company that manages your domain name, such as, example.com. Domain registrars use Domain Name System (DNS) records to connect your …

Click Verify domain for the domain or subdomain you want to verify. In the domain setup tool, click Get started, then choose your domain registrar and click Continue. If your domain registrar …

Google Cloud DNS is a high-performance, resilient, global Domain Name System (DNS) service. To use DNS, open the left side menu of the console, select Networking (under Compute), and …

Configure A records You can set up your "naked" domain address for Google Workspace by updating your domain host A records. You manage A records using at your domain host, not …