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How to Create Child Nameservers

Creating child nameservers at Hostinger

Updated over a year ago

You can manage your DNS records via DNS Zone Editor. To add a new child nameservers records, open the Domains tab, choose the domain for which you want to apply changes, and reach DNS / Nameservers page:

There select Child nameservers:

To create child nameservers, all you need to do:

  1. Insert nameservers name

  2. Insert nameservers IP

  3. Save changes

Once that’s done, you will need to create A records for your new child nameservers. For that, follow this procedure:

  1. Copy your child nameserver IP or IPs (if you used different ones)

  2. Create new A records for each different IP child nameserver used:

NS 1 record

NS 2 record

NS 3 record (optional)

NS 4 record (optional)

Name: ns1

Points to: your child nameserver IP

TTL: Default

Name: ns2

Points to: your child nameserver IP

TTL: Default

Name: ns3

Points to: your child nameserver IP

TTL: Default

Name: ns4

Points to: your child nameserver IP

TTL: Default

Any DNS Record changes trigger propagation, which can last up to 24 hours to fully propagate.

NOTES

  • Keep in mind that not all domains support child nameservers

  • You can use the same IP for several child nameservers as well

  • Child nameservers are a great way of pointing your domain to VPS

  • You can create up to 4 child nameservers

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