In my post, I show you how to find nameservers in your Cpanel on Bluehost, Hostgator, Hostinger, and Webhostface, step by step.
When you purchase hosting, you get nameservers. You take these nameservers to update your domain account. Once updated, internet browsers go to your website.
Let’s begin.
- How to find Bluehost nameservers
- How to find Hostgator nameservers
- How to find Hostinger nameservers
- How to find WebHostFace nameservers
- Conclusion
How to find Bluehost nameservers
Step one – Log in to your account.
First, log in to your Bluehost hosting account.
Step two – Select ‘Domains’ from the menu
Once signed in, select ‘Domains’ from the main menu on the left.
Step three – Select ‘Manage.’
To the right of your website, click on the ‘Manage’ link.
Here are the Bluehost nameservers.
How to find Hostgator nameservers
Step one – Log in to your account.
First, Log in to your Hostgator hosting account.
Step two – Search for ‘General information.’
After you sign-in, you come to your Cpanel dashboard. On the right-hand side, scroll down until you find the ‘General Information (1)’ section. Hostgator’s nameservers (2) are in this section.
How to find Hostinger nameservers
Step one – Log in to your account.
First, sign in to your Hostinger hosting account.
Step two – Select ‘Manage.’
On your Hostinger dashboard, select the ‘Manage’ link on the right.
Step three – Select ‘Details.’
From the hosting Cpanel, select the ‘Details’ icon situated under ‘Accounts.’
Here are Hostinger’s nameservers.
How to find WebHostFace nameservers
Step one – Sign in to your account.
First, sign in to your Webhostface hosting account.
Step two – Select ‘View billing information.’
On the top-right, click on your account username to open a drop-down menu. From that menu, select ‘View billing information.’
Webhostface’s nameservers are on the left, halfway down the page.
Conclusion
I have shown you how to find nameservers in your Cpanel on Bluehost, Hostgator, Hostinger, and Webhostface. Some are easy to find, others you have to search.
Nameservers are essential for your site because they tell internet browsers where to fetch copies of your website files.
When you move hosting companies, be sure to update your nameservers on your domain account.
I buy my domain names from Namecheap. For a tutorial on changing your nameservers on Namecheap, check out my ‘How to change my nameservers‘ post.
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