Nameserver changes take up to 24 hours to take effect. More information on this can be found in: What is DNS Propagation? While most registrars do not ask for the IP addresses of the Nameservers, we have provided this information as a convenience.

To point your domain's nameservers to Web Hosting Hub, use the following:

Nameservers IP Address
ns1.webhostinghub.com 209.182.197.185
ns2.webhostinghub.com 173.205.127.4

How do I change my nameservers?

If your domain is registered through us, you can change your domain's nameservers in AMP.

If the domain's registered elsewhere, it must be changed at the domain's registrar. If you're unsure how update your nameservers, please contact your current registrar for further assistance. For the more popular registrars, we do have documentation available to assist, located in the list below:

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Comments

2012-03-16 4:29 pm
Your technical support is simple and clear. And the additional links to further explanations is priceless to a non-techie like me!! I'm so glad I switched to Web Hosting Hub!
Staff
13,688 Points
2012-03-16 4:34 pm
Thank you LLFiggs!

We're happy to know we're providing you such good service. Please feel free to reach out to us anytime you have questions or need any assistance. We're always happy to help.

Regards,

Christi N.
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2014-09-30 11:21 pm

I've done something wrong.  the only way i can get into my site is if i type http://opinionsgonebad.wordpress.com  i'm pretty sure thats not right.  What did i do wrong?

Staff
16,266 Points
2014-10-01 12:47 am
Hello Kristina,

That is a domain name owned by WordPress for when you host on their servers. I did a check for the primary domain name you have on file with us here, but do not see that it was ever registered. You can, however register that domain name for your hosting account.

Kindest Regards,
Scott M
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2014-12-15 2:10 am
Perfect! Saved me time…(which is money) ;-)
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2015-05-12 12:55 am

After chaning the name servers on the site that is hosting the URL, how do I direct the URL to a specific folder on WebHostingHub?

Staff
1,198 Points
2015-05-12 3:33 pm
Hello Alan,

You would need to add the domain as an addon domain, during that process it will ask you what folder you would like the document root to be.

Best Regards,
TJ Edens
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2015-10-13 5:02 pm

This article should include where the name servers are on WebHostingHub

Staff
1,198 Points
2015-10-13 5:28 pm
Hello Alan,

We are working to revamp many of our articles and ones missing content like this one is our high priorities. Again thank you for your input.

Best Regards,
TJ Edens
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2016-06-16 8:21 pm

I'm beyond frustrated with the services here. This is a waste of time, and money.

Staff
12,339 Points
2016-06-16 8:34 pm
Hello Christine,

Thank you for contacting us. Sorry to hear about your frustration. Is there an issue we can assist you with, or help you troubleshoot?

Thank you,
John-Paul
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2018-10-29 3:52 am

Trying  to point my dom. name to you. I find it very difficult, but I received an email supposedly from you that tells me that it would be best to let you do it. How wonderful, I just have a couple of problem with it. Is the email from you? 

And you say to get my old host to do it and my old host tells me to get my new host do it. And I'm not meant to be confused?  If the email is from you, that would make my life much easier. Help me please, Mary

Staff
619 Points
2018-10-29 6:41 pm
Hello Mary,

I'm sorry to see that you are experiencing difficulty with updating your domain to point to our nameservers. I am unable to confirm if that email is from our company without reviewing it further.

I recommend contacting your domain registrar (the company that sold you the domain). The domain registrar would be the only ones able to change the nameservers or advise you on how to use their interfaced to change the nameservers.

It is common for web host companies to also sell domains through their partnered registrar, so if your old host is where you purchased your domain as well, you should be able to contact them for more information.

I hope this helps!
Sincerely,
Carlos D.

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