Pointing a domain at your hosting
Two minutes, one DNS record.
Your hosting service has an IP. Your domain needs a DNS record pointing to that IP. That's it.
Get the IP
On your hosting service page in /dashboard/services → Connection info → copy the Primary IP.
Set the DNS
If the domain is at Suzko (or any other DNS-managed location):
| Type | Host | Value |
|---|---|---|
| A | @ | <your IP> |
| A | www | <your IP> |
Or a CNAME for www pointing to yourdomain.com. works too.
Add the domain to the panel
In the panel: Domains → Add Domain → type the domain. The panel starts serving the site within seconds. Then SSL/TLS Certificates → Install free SSL to issue the Let's Encrypt cert.
Verifying
dig yourdomain.com +short (or
whatsmydns.net) should return your
hosting IP within a few minutes. Browser request to the domain
should hit your site.
If it doesn't work
- Wait. DNS can take an hour to propagate on first add.
- Check the DNS record actually saved (sometimes a typo eats the trailing dot).
- Check the panel shows the domain as Active.
- Check Let's Encrypt actually issued — the SSL panel will show red/yellow/green. Yellow on a new domain is normal for ~10 min.