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Old 10-03-2007, 21:23
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Default How do i change my Cname with cPanel Hosting?

Hi there,

I got a free .com domain when i purchased my hosting and im trying to follow the guide below but i cant find out where in cpanel to do this. I have a shop hosting elsewhere and id like to point my domain name to it and not just redirect.

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A. Getting Started

You need to be able to edit your domain's DNS records. The best way to find out if you can do this is to contact your domain name registrar or your web hosting provider. They should be able to tell you how to do step two of this overview.
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B. Create your CNAME records

Assuming you want to host your shop at shop.example.com, you would add the following CNAME entry to your example.com domain: shop CNAME proteinandcreatine.myshopify.com.

thank you for your help
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Please open a support ticket at http://support.eukhost.com mentioning your domain name and CName records change request. Our support team would change the cname records for you.
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