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I’ve changed the nameservers, do I need to change any of the other DNS?
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Once you’ve change the nameservers and the domain has propagated, they will be pointing to our hosting and thus put in effect the default settings for all of the records. You do not need to edit anything further, unless you have custom DNS you’d like to transfer over, eg. MX records for mail hosted elsewhere.
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