How to Point Your Domain Name to an IP Address - Namecheap Tutorial

[@sydneyyourpal3403]

I just wanted to say thank you so much to this tutorial! I was going around in circles trying to figure out why I couldn't access my server via URL and you got me up and running by the end of the video!

[@makingtheimpactllc]

That's great it helped you, I'm happy to hear it 😊

[@MusicWorld-rn7qc]

I faced this problem recently, but after watching your video, I can fix it. Thank you

[@makingtheimpactllc]

Awesome! I'm glad it was helpful to you!

[@kendjinone830]

Wow that was the only tutorial that worked and it actually makes so more sense i'm impressed especially coming from a woman.

[@ginanjarsadi9058]

Thank you, you save my day

[@shubhamchaudhary3230]

Just subscribed damn, that was a cool tutorial, i was actually having so much problem doing that so much confusing you made it clear thanks so much... keep making these kind of videos :)

[@xondemingo]

thank you so much! worked perfectly :)

[@gcjuda]

Thank you so much worked instantly this video is well needed

[@caraacollege3021]

Great video

[@al_exe5]

Thank you!

[@gbdfplayer]

Great tutorial

[@makingtheimpactllc]

Thank you!!

[@zabialy2919]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@displyy685]

Not working for me, does my vps ip have to be using the https protocol?

[@okijohn7153]

Thank you so much

[@Bvngee]

Thank you so much :>

[@slaapzz]

My IP has a port, any help?

[@makingtheimpactllc]

Hi, unfortunately, you can't use DNS to point a domain name to an IP address and a specific port. What you need to do is point the domain name to the IP address, then you change the server settings to point the domain name to the port you need to use. The exact setup for how to do that is something that would depend on your server setup and the web applications or services you're running on it.

[@kyeyunedeo7542]

@@makingtheimpactllc Route traffic from port 80 to your other port in the server configurations.