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# Set Up Custom Nameservers GoDaddy  for Plesk Hosting on NeevCloud

**Prerequisites**

* You have a domain purchased from GoDaddy.
* You have a Plesk server with a public IP.
* Access to both the GoDaddy Dashboard and Plesk Admin Panel.

Register Custom Nameservers in GoDaddy

* Go to GoDaddy login
* Navigate to  Domain Name > DNS
* Click on your domain name.
* Scroll down to click on the Main system names.
* Scroll down and click **Host Names** (or **Child Nameservers,** depending on UI)
* Click **Add** and enter

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Update Nameservers for the Domain in GoDaddy

* Still under 'Manage DNS', go to the 'Nameservers' section.
* Click Change > Select "Enter my nameservers" (Advanced).

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Set your custom nameservers.

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Create DNS Records in Plesk

* Log in to your Plesk Panel.
* Go to Tools & Settings > DNS Template (for the default template).
* Add or verify that the following DNS records exist for your domain.
* Click on Add Record to configure the nameserver (NS).

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