Here’s how to change the DNS (Domain Name Server) of a newly pushed domain in your Namecheap account: 1. Login to your Namecheap account. 2. Click “My Account” drop-down menu and select “Manage Domains”. 3. Click the domain you would like to modify. 4. Under “General” menu on the left side bar, click “Transfer DNS [...]
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By default, Domain Push Settings at Namecheap is set to “Requires Authorization code” for security purposes. With this, no one can push a domain to your account without your knowledge or consent. Transfer of domain ownership should always be of mutual agreement. So how can you authorize someone to push the domain? 1. Login to [...]
