Dennis, you have to enter both WA name servers. Are you sure you entered it in the appropriate place at Godaddy. They should have instructions at Godaddy that explains how to transfer the name servers.

Here is the training for transferring DNS from Godaddy to WA. Transfer A Domain From Godaddy To Wealthy Affiliate

You should enter BOTH ns1 and ns2 for your WA hosting.

Here's the correct training: How to change your GoDaddy Domain to WA Servers The other training linked from @verna8767 is to "transfer" which is different from "changing the DNS". At this point, you are not trying to transfer your domain to WA.

This video is a little old, It takes some decoding work to figure it out. Thanks for the reply!

Thanks Nathaniell for updating that information. Appreciate your input.

Dennis, I apologize that I sent you the wrong training. Fortunately Nathaniell caught it.

If you transferred the domain, you will have to wait to create it here until you receive confirmation that the transfer is complete. Had you merely updated the DNS without transfer, it would have been virtually instantaneous.

ok, thanks. I would rather have it hosted here on WA than GoDaddy. I have updated the DNS manually and am now waiting to see if t goes live tonight.
I have another domain on GoDaddy that I will try and update the DNS and see what happens. I'll let you know the outcome.
Thanks,
Cary

If the sites are already live on GoDaddy, you need to back them up prior to changing the DNS. If they are only registered there, you're fine. This gives me another idea for a blog.

They are only registered there. I had bought the domains a couple years ago in anticipation of building them out. I do have "live" sites on GoDaddy but I am leaving them there. They are not affiliate marketing sites.

Thanks onmyownterms! I look forward to your next blog.

Hi Cary,
I just tried it today and to find the Nameservers, you need to go under DNS. Nameservers is at the bottom of the page that comes up. You can then change the default to Custom and cut and paste the primary and secondary info into the boxes and then hit save.
Hope that helps.
Kevin

yes it does. I did that with my second domain before I transferred it and it worked great. I had to open a ticket on the first domain but support had it corrected by the end of the day. IT suppport is quick! I would have waited at least 36 hours on GoDaddy.

I agree with MozMary. You are confusing the WA name servers with a domain name. Your domain name would be the name of the website you created. You had to give a name to your website then go to a domain registrar such as Go Daddy or NameCheap and purchase the domain name.

If you bought the domain name from anywhere other than WA, then all you would need to do is point the domain name servers from GoDaddy name servers to WA name servers.

The DNS name servers are what is used for the hosting of your website (i.e., for your website to be seen on the internet.

If you purchased http://mywahosting.net, you purchased it as a domain name. You did not use it as a name server for WA. So basically, all you can do with that purchase is to use it as a name of a website, but I don't see just how you can use it as a website name effectively.

The WA name servers are http://ns1.mywahosting.com and http://ns2.mywahosting.com. You need to go to wherever you purchased your website domain name and follow instructions from that registrar on how to point the DNS name servers to WA name servers.

Kyle was letting you know that unless you point the DNS name servers to WA name servers he will have to take your website down because as of now Go Daddy has the DNS name servers for your website http://time-table.com still pointing to their DNS nameservers.

That will have to be done before your website can be hosted at WA.

Hope this clarifies the difference between a domain name (which is for the name of your website)and the DNS name servers (which identifies who is hosting your website).

P.S. See Attonito's reply because he is explaining to to change your DNS name servers from Go Daddy to WA name servers.

Verna

you have confused domain names with hosting - don't buy that

if you had a domain name there and wanted to host the website here you would use the dns settings - you clearly are in the wrong aread of godaddy

have you already got a .com with godaddy?

You can access your affiliate links under the referral stats (aeroplane icon). There several affiliate links you can access to ..

:)
Joe

Thanks but I know how to find my affiliate links. What I am curious about is who gets credit if someone clicks on the link "Not Already a Member? Join Today!" or the "Join Wealthy Affiliate Today" icon at the bottom of the page?

To help clarify, visit one of my landing pages at rudyroesel.com. You will see the links. Looking at the html code, they appear to be generic links to another WA landing page. I don't think I will receive credit if someone clicks on these links.

Hi. I am curious, did you ever get a complete answer to affiliate links? I think they do link back to you because I copied a link that was on my page and pasted it on https:// on google and it came back to my site. Try and check it that way.

No, I did not get a complete answer to my question.

Yes, my affiliate links work properly. What I'm saying is they are not being used on the landing pages when you point your domains to the WA servers.

Even though my domain name is being used to advertise WA membership, it appears I will not receive credit if someone joins WA when visiting my site.

I am not sure if you have embedded your affiliate link there correctly. You can test it by clicking it and see your stats. Are you using Pretty Link or is it a raw link because when I clicked it seemed a raw link not an affiliate link.

:)
Joe

Can you share with me your page? PM me if you don;t want to share it here.

The affiliate links are personalized to you. You are logged in to WA, this makes the links shown on any page inside WA that has the affiliate link be customized to your personal link.
So if you go to This page: Getting Rolling! at the top where you see affiliate link (the link Icon with the word Affiliate next to it) and open it, this link is customized to you and will have your unique link attached to the end of the link.

This question is difficult for me to answer. Our community might help out or PM the support team for help. At the top bar of your domain where it is site domain, site comment, you can see site support, click on it and write your ticket for your complaint, they will surely help you.

Thank you very much, I will give it a try.

Yes my dear. You can transfer your domain from another host to WA. check this I hope it might be of help to you How to Point Domains Hosted in Hostpapa servers to WA servers

Ah thank you, thats really helpful c

You are not transferring your domain you are transferring your hosting to WA.. You should not be locked out you do not have to transfer the domain.

You may want to ask site supports help with this they should be able to help you fill in the blanks

Thank you! How do I get to site supports?

Click on the big blue to the left that say site rubix, that will pull up a side bar click on the top box, this will open a new box up on the right top corner you will see site support. Click on it and you will send it like a regular email. Just be through.

If you log in to that Domain Shield website where your domain was purchased, you only need to replace the name servers into the one above that Kyle mentioned :
Primary: ns1.mywahosting.com
Secondary: ns2.mywahosting.com

Then wait about 15-45 minutes for it to take effect.

You can just point the servers here to WA and do the transfer later. It is because you just purchased the domain so they restrict the transfer but not changing the servers. It is in this training but if you need guidance many are familiar with godaddy.

In addition to what MsMerry said, all registrars have that 2-month freeze on transfers. If you cancel the domain, they might hold on to it for an undetermined period of time. So if you really want that domain name, and you cancel it, it might be held up in limbo.
Or someone else could snap it up if they like the name.
Your best course of action is to do what MsMerry says and point the domain to Wealthy Affiliate, and transfer it later.

Is your domain name unlocked and you have a transfer code? Check this out: How to Transfer a Domain Name to Wealthy Affiliate

No. That's the problem, fluerallen. I purchased the DN @five days ago, so it's "locked". I called a tech, three times and each one had a different story. None would give me a transfer code. Supposedly, I can't transfer for 60 days.

One tech @GoDaddy showed me how to type in the "values" of the hosting company-WA- but the one I typed in is "invalid"; the ns1.mywahosting.com

So, the tech said, "Find out what the 'values' are and how to place them". Ok!

It's getting more complex, for me.

Hey hang in there Clare, I had similar hassles when transferring over multiple domains from a variety of providers. Send a message to site support here as they help you to walk through the whole thing. Persistance is the key, you will succeed - I hear you!

Thank you. You're so cool.

I'll try sending to "support", then. (Didn't know we had this.)

Hi
Have you entered all sites into google search console?
Not sure if this will help - but you should claim all possible site URLs and verify ownership
i.e.
http://mysite.com
http://www.mysite.com
https://mysite.com
https://www.mysite.com

Then you can select within google search console which is your preferred domain and all traffic will be sent to your preference
either
www.mysite.com
or
mysite.com

Thank you Jason. All these I have done. When they refused to give me ownership of mysite.com I made www.mysite.com my preferred URL. Now they are telling me that my DNS is not rooted in the host DNS.
Don't really know what else to do. Any suggestions that can help is really welcomed

Hi again

I have opened your website with www and also without. They both load perfectly for me.
Perhaps need to talk to site support

Sorry not much help
J

Did you contact site support for assistance on this? Also as Jason has suggested as well. Google can be temperamental some days. :-) your site should be reading with an https://. I did not purchase my domain here so I am not the best help, sorry. I just tested with an https: and got an error saying it was not safe and a bunch of other stuff. Hmmm?

Hi Merry,
For a long time now I have been a torn on the support team concerning all these problems. I think they are getting tired and has referred me to Kyle. I am waiting till I see improvement following Kyle's instructions.
And do you know what? This always consumsg my precious time because if everything is going normal I don't see why I should be where I am today.
Thanks for your care.

I agree and I hope Kyle has the answers to help you. It just doesn't make sense unless a step was missed, which does not seem to be the case. Wishing you the best.

No domains are not included with premium. Most domains are $10-$15. per year.

Hosting is included, domains are extra.

HI Jarmal. Yes, you do need to purchase a domain separately from the membership. However, if you do not want to do that right away you can do two free sites here. I would choose to purchase your domain as it is much more professional and you own the name. All the best and hope this helps.

Hello Jarmal, did you purchase your domain from Wealthy Affiliate(WA) or another provider? If you purchased it through WA, then all you have to is to go into Site Rubix, click on Site Domain and register. If on the other hand you purchased through another provide the registering is the same except you do have to pay for the transfer.

Hey Harvey, yes I purchased it through the W.A. site and have that part squared away. Thanks for your input

Did you figure it out Hanan? I use GoDaddy and I just point the servers to WA. They did change a few things. Once you have the WA servers in the boxes just click on save and you should be good. Let me know if you still need help.

Thank you so much for your response. I am still stuck. I did figure out how to point the domain to WA, however, it has not yet changed over from the temporary rubix site. Is there anything else needed besides pointing the domain from Goaddy to WA?

Go Daddy is so frustrating, they locked my account for 60 days because I updated my name, this was convenient for them because my hosting and domains are up for renewal. With a much higher price tag than WA. If I want to protect my domains I have no choice but to renew with them before I transfer.

I'll be happy to be Go Daddy -free!

Wow, sorry to hear that. I have not had any issues using GoDaddy and I have been there awhile.

Gosh, I am such a slacker or so I feel right now! I did not see your question about GoDaddy. I sure hope you have it but if not please PM me and I can walk you thru.
Did you change it on this end from temporary to your own domain? It should show but if not check in with support here too. Looks like the problem is here and not at Godaddy due to the temporary which you also have to manually change. Geeze, sure hope you got it.

Edit: even better:
go here and type your domain in the input box:
https://www.internic.net/whois.html

Sometimes the information given is a bit misleading, though. Like mine says Enom, when I actually registered it with Namecheap. Namecheap was acting as a reseller to Enom. It should at least closer to the answer. If you contact the support at the registrar, they should be able to help you, even if you used a reseller.

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If you go here:
https://www.whatsmydns.net/
and type in your domain name. Change the dropdown that says "A" to "NS", and it will tell you what nameservers your domain is pointed to. That SHOULD give you the answer you are looking for.

Alternatively, do a search in your email account for your domain name. You should have an email from the registrar as one of your first emails. Assuming you are the kind of person who keeps emails. I hope! ;-)

Awesome information Steve! I just learned something else again! Gotta love this community.

I learned the whatsmydns.net trick from @Nathaniell, I believe. Yes, this is a great community!

After updating the DNS changes for a domain, it can take up to 2 to 3 days for those changes to be replicated throughout the internet.

You are interested in two web servers knowing that change, the WA web server and the web server that you use to go out to the internet, that is your Internet Service Providers web server. Once both those servers know the DNS changes, you should be all set for the next step.

So you may just have to wait.

Oh, the 2 to 3 days do not have to be traditional business days.

In the meantime, work with the WA keyword tool to confirm or otherwise if German content will work. I would be very surprised if it does not.

You should be able to change the DNS to WA's nameservers

ns1.mywahosting.com
ns2.mywahosting.com

If your registrar doesn't allow for NS changes, then you'll need to get a domain that allows you to change the nameservers. If you have to get a new domain, I'd recommend going with WA as your registrar. https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/domains

Go to the SiteRubix menu item, click it to open the secondary menu. Select site Domains and purchase your domain there. You do not need to add the www. to the front of the domain these days.

Hey Michael,

To verify your domain with Google, here is a tutorial to help you: How to Verify Your Website With Google, Yahoo & Bing Using FTP Hope this helps you.

You can find WA training on setting your DNS addresses at godaddy by typing the words "dns godaddy" (without the quotes) into the WA search bar. (You shoukd look for the most recent training since godaddy has changed their site several times over the years.)

Hi,
I have the same problem, did you find figure out what to do yet so I can follow your steps.
Please advice.
Thank you
Farah

Hi,
Login to your GoDaddy account, then on the first page it takes you to.... at the top, it will say "Domains" and should display your actual Domain Name. Look to the right of that box then click on DNS then look for this "Nameserver" Click on the "Change" Button Select "Custom" and add following for WA :
http://NS1.MYWAHOSTING.COM
http://NS2.MYWAHOSTING.COM
In the respective boxes
Then click save at the bottom, and you should be good to go.
You may get an email notification from Go Daddy about the recent changes follow any instructions if needed.
Note: it could take a bit for the change to reflect. If you still have any issues Go Daddy is pretty awesome and rendering assistance.

Hope this helps. ')

HI Faraha, I was told at Go Daddy that I cannot transfer my Domain name before December 2nd. it has to be 60 days from when I bought it to be able to make the change. If you bought yours longer than 60 days from Go Daddy, just call them they will walk you through the process, they were very helpful to me, did not give me any problem at all

Hi Faraha again, I just had to purchase one from WA

Thank you for trying to help, but it turns out I cannot transfer my Domain Name as yet I would have had to own

Thank you for the information, but I cannot transfer my Domain name before 60 days after purchasing it at Go Daddy, and it has not been 60 days as yet not until Dec. 2nd, I just had to purchase one from WA.

Domain names do not need to be transferred to use them for hosting sites at WA.

You can use the domain name even while it's still stuck at godaddy by changing the DNS address settings to point the domain at WA's hosting servers. NoMo9-5Grind has provided the steps to do that above.

Thank you! I just purcheased one through web.com, which I haven't yet launched. Nice to know about the wait time! Barb

Once you have pointed the DNS to another company, the site is hosted there.

So now, your site is hosted at WA and the domain is still at DreamHost.

The content you created before changing the DNS gets lost if not backed up.

Moritz

Perfect. Thanks Moritz!

You're welcome. :)

Nope haven't had that problem. I would give it a few hours then check here: internic/whois to see if the changes have propagated. Then you can change them again.

Labman. I just checked on the link you provided and it all looks hunky dory there. Thanks for the info!

You're welcome. Glad to help

Ok, I think I figured it out. The nameservers originally were all caps. I used the most recent ones after refreshing the page here at WA and it seems to be in progress.

If you are using:
ns1.mywahosting.com
ns2.mywahosting.com
Then yes, they are correct. Make sure there are no spaces.
Maybe even type them in manually rather than copy and paste.

I had to try the process two or three times before I could get it to work.

Yes, I had no problem pointing my domains here from GoDaddy. Oh, I see you figured it out! Yay!