Basically, if you are using a rather new hosting account with the prefix if0_, then this is good. But if your hosting account starts with epiz_, then you should use ns1.epizy.com ns2.epizy.com
Hmm, your domain is configured in an interesting way. The subdomain wloczykije.szczecin.pl is pointing to our nameservers, but the base domain szczecin.pl does not have any nameservers at all.
Do you own the domain szczecin.pl as well? If so, you may want to set the nameservers on there as well, wait a few hours, and try again.
That’s actually better advice. You have legacy epiz_ accounts, so the infinityfree.com nameservers may not be accepted.
As “szczecin.pl” is not a registered TLD, you can’t add subdomains of that domain to your account. You can attempt to use the “Addon domain” section of the panel, but it probably won’t work.
So the domain didn’t work here? You already tried?
But the nameservers hasn’t updated yet. I suggest you to try again after 3 hrs or so.
And you can always go to Login to your account - InfinityFree to see if the ns were correct!
If you really cannot add the domain then sorry, there’s nothing we can do about it.
Unfortunately, the platform only allows official TLDs to be added as Addon domain (otherwise, it will throw an error like “too many dots” or “invalid nameservers”). Feel free to keep trying though, as the panel is a bit buggy and it may allow it randomly. You can also attempt to create a new account with the domain if you want (using the InfinityFree.com nameservers), but again, that may or may not work.
The only subdomains the platform allows you to create are subdomains of base domains already on your account (Like mysite.mydomain.com), and subdomains of domains that are provided for free (Like “mysite.free.nf”)
Thank you very much for your assistance and support for community.
I have last problem to discuss, because when I have started the process mentioned in this forum thread I was trying to get my new domain seen as default of my page.
But now I do input new domain:
and get the old one when page loads the old one.
I would prefer to have the main address set to my new domain.
Have you made any redirects to the original domain? Then delete the redirect.
Or you have parked your new domain to the new one (I’ve never parked a domain before, so I am not certain, but this is possible).If so, delete your domain wloczykije.szczecin.pl from your control panel and add it again to the system, with the “addon domains” function.
After making the new domain seperate, you can now use the redirect function in your client area to make a 301 redirect from your old domain → your new domain.
Or maybe, delete your old domain and park it over your new domain. Still, I am not certain about this. Using the redirect function is still recommended.
Seeing how you’re using WordPress, you’ll need to update the website URL of your site in the WordPress admin area. The setting can be found in the Settings → General menu.
You’ll want to request and install a new SSL certificate for your new domain. You can do so with the Free SSL Certificates tool.
Every SSL certificate has the domain name it’s valid for baked into the certificate, so it’s not possible to “move” a certificate to a new domain.