[How To] Link Your Own Domain with Boost Website.

To link your own domain with boost:

You can link your domain while keeping it registered with its current domain host. Choose from two possible connection methods to link your domain :

We recommend link your own domain with Boost via Name Servers in most cases.With this connection method, Boost hosts your DNS. If you ever need assistance managing DNS records in your account, Boost Support can help. 

1.Link your Own Domain via Name Servers :

• Link your domain to Boost by changing it's name servers.With this connection method, Boost hosts your DNS, while your domain remains registered with it's current register.                                             
• If you have a custom domain mailbox (e.g., sales@yourdomain.com) , your domain's DNS must include your email provider's records (e.g., MX, A, CNAME, TXT records). When you link via name servers, make sure your email provider's required DNS records are added in your Boost hosting.         
• However, the pointing Address method may be a better option if you have several DNS records you'd prefer not to reconfigure.                                                                                                                
• To link your domain with Boost via Name Servers, you need to provide hosting panel or domain registrar details with Boost Support on ria@nowfloats.com or call on 18601231233.

2. Link your own Domain via Pointing Address.

• When connecting via Pointing Address, you're only changing the DNS records used to display your website. Other services that depend on DNS such as email, subdomains, and verification records remain unchanged. Consider pointing if you have many DNS dependent services you'd prefer to not have to reconfigure.                                                                                                                                   
• In most cases we do not recommend pointing because we're unable to assist you in another DNS host's account. However, if your domain has complicated DNS records (e.g., Office 365 email) that you prefer not to reconfigure, pointing may be your best option.