Hi,
(ive had to paste this post in as a screengrab picture as treepl forum thinks im a new user and can only have 2 links in a post, please see screenshot below)
Hi @ReaganVautier
DNS hosts do this in different ways unfortunately, but generally it should be something like this:
A RECORD ____ www ____ 45.85.96.128
A RECORD ____ @ ____ 45.85.96.128
The host domain generally isn’t needed/shown, only any sub-domain is needed (hence the ‘www’) and the @ just references the root domain (domain.com)
So try entering just the above (www, @) into the host fields.
But some DNS hosts want it entered differently, or auto populate those fields with the full domain.
Who is the DNS hosting with?
Hosting is with Crazy Domains
Ok, Crazy Domains docs are a little vague on this, but it sounds like you only need the ‘www’ host of one A record, the other one just leave blank.
How to Add and Update A Records - Crazy Domains Support
So it’ll probably look like this:
A RECORD ____ www ____ 45.85.96.128
A RECORD ____ _ ____ 45.85.96.128
(if it adds the ‘domain.com’ in automatically then that’s probably ok)
Thanks Adam. The non www instanly started to propagate once the @ was removed.