Nameserver

[AsifRaza]

How to add nameserver in infinityfree

[JxstErg1]

If you’re using a free subdomain from us, please note you can only use it on free hosting and exceptionally on Premium Hosting if you decide to migrate your hosting account, then nowhere else.

If you’re using your own domain, then you can make the change through your domain registrar’s DNS/nameserver management panel.

[AsifRaza]

Steps

[JxstErg1]

This guide assumes you set up your own domain (NOT our free subdomains) with us by pointing it to our nameservers and through Spaceship’s panel, but you’re free to change the nameservers to whatever you want after you went to change them:

How to point your domain name to InfinityFree nameservers

Before adding your domain name to your hosting account, you need to point it to the InfinityFree nameservers. This guide will walk you through the necessary steps using Spaceship as an example. Keep in mind that different domain registrars have different interfaces, so the exact steps may vary. Step 0: Find the correct nameservers Before changing your nameservers, you need to determine which nameservers to use. The appropriate nameservers depend on your account type: For new accounts or exist…

[AsifRaza]

Where Is nameserver present in infinityfree for new account

[Greenreader9]

Again, you can set namservers in IF, you need to do it with your domain provider.

[AsifRaza]

How to link aws to domain name in infinityfree

[Greenreader9]

I feel like you really need to provide more information on what you are trying to do. AWS has over 300 products, link what?

Also, there is no IF+AWS integration, what do you want to integrate?

[AsifRaza]

In hostinger it has nameserver by using name servers we can add two or more nameserver it is possible in infinityfree I am having four nameserver I want to add it how to add in infinityfree I need step by step process means with option had to select from starting to ending. In aws route53 I had added domain name which was created in infinityfree. After creating route53 it was generated four nameserver how to add four nameserver in infinityfree

[EdwardHamHam]

@AsifRaza

In aws route53 I had added domain name which was created in infinityfree. After creating route53 it was generated four nameserver how to add four nameserver in infinityfree

Again, you cannot use InfinityFree’s free subdomains anywhere else like that. What you need is a custom domain.

[AsifRaza]

How to create custom domain and add nameserver

[EdwardHamHam]

Well, first you’ll need to register one from a domain name registrar, such as Spaceship.

[JxstErg1]

Adding to what @EdwardHamHam said, if you don’t have too much money or a credit card and want free custom domains you can try this, though it’s at the cost of waiting or having some cents on your credit card:

Where do I get free domains?

You can try using EU.org or PP.UA (the latter one if you have a credit card even with a few cents on it and a phone number to use for verification, though the credit card is used only once for verification and then what’s free will remain free) as a valid alternative to Freenom (and Dot TK because Dot TK and Freenom are the same) that also supports Cloudflare and other things that Freenom with its domains supported.

In the case of the first one you’ll get to add the nameservers right at the domain creation step; for the other you’ll have to change them afterwards.

[Admin]

@AsifRaza

In aws route53 I had added domain name which was created in infinityfree. After creating route53 it was generated four nameserver how to add four nameserver in infinityfree

It sounds like you’re mixing two different features from Route53.

There is the Registered Domains feature, where you can buy domain names. If you bought your domain name with Amazon Route53, you’ll be able to set your domain’s nameservers here.

Another feature is Hosted Zones, where you can use Route53 to host your domain’s DNS. You could use this as an alternative to our nameservers.

These are completely separate features. Sure, you can register your domain with Route53 and host your DNS with them as well, but you can also delegate the Registered Domains elsewhere or setup a DNS zone for a domain that’s registered with a different provider.

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Please check for yourself where you have purchased your domain name. If you did it with Amazon, you can find it in the Registered Domains list in Route53.

If you just created the Hosted Zone and hoped that doing so would also give you the domain name, then I have to disappoint you: it doesn’t work that way, you can’t get any domain you want for free, and you’ll have to purchase an available domain name to use it.

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And please note that our free subdomains cannot be hosted elsewhere, and so it’s not possible to set custom nameservers on them.