How does GoDaddy resolve domain names and space bindings?

Tutorial It's so difficult. You can hi me and help you do the domain name resolution. But I haven't seen the space binding yet, and I'm willing to try it.

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It's not easy to solve the problem.

It seems that now the godaddy domain name transfer does not take effect, I did it last night, and I contacted their customer service at night, because I don't understand English, I asked the translator, and I didn't say why, and later, I said on the Internet, set up the forward, and it still doesn't work until now. (I've tried several domain names in various ways, but it doesn't work).

Your flash can be linked, so doesn't it also implement the forwarding problem?

If you really use GoDaddy's forwarding function, I tried it, opened their web hosting, and the forwarding set still takes effect, see the figure below.

The above is the conclusion I came to after tossing and turning for 2 days.

According to the host detective, this operation seems to be more difficult and not easy to operate.

GoDaddy is a global domain name registrar, and its basic business includes: domain name registration, web hosting, dedicated hosting, independent IP, SSL certificate, email, express delivery, accelerated search engine indexing, etc.

Domain name resolution is a service that points the domain name to the IP of the space, so that people can easily access the domain name through the registered domain name. IP address is the numerical address that identifies a site on the network, and in order to facilitate memory, a domain name is used instead of an IP address to identify the site address. DNS is the process of converting a domain name to an IP address.

The DNS server completes the resolution of the domain name.

Domain name resolution is also called domain name pointing, server settings, domain name configuration, reverse IP registration, and so on. To put it simply, the memorable domain name is resolved to IP, and the service is completed by the DNS server, which is to resolve the domain name to an IP address, and then bind a subdirectory to the domain name on the host of this IP address.

1.Shortcut key win+r

2.Enter cmd

3.Enter the ping domain name, for example: , if the IP address appears, it means resolution.

You can directly ping the domain name resolution, and if there is an IP address returned, it means that it has been resolved.

The only bad thing about GoDaddy hosting is that when you buy it, it's a 2G RAM web host, but after you use it for a year, they will change it to a 1G one to let you upgrade, and it's the same when you first bought it after upgrading.

Use dnspos to resolve it, who doesn't buy it and resolve it in the mirror, so as not to be able to use it, I heard that godaddy's domain name can't be used in some areas, at least the people I know are resolved in dnspos.

The parsing will take effect in about 10 minutes at the earliest, and it will take about 2 hours for it to take effect if it is slow. If you don't know how to set up parsing, I've got instructions here.

It's better to transfer to domestic management, and worry less.