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What relationship does a Name Server and Domain Name have?:
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When you type "yourdomain.com" in a browser , your browser will look for the domain's location. It finds the name server information from the domain database, which tells the browser what server to access. Once the server is found, it shows the pages for that domain's account on the server - and then - yourdomain.com is visible in your browser .

So in order for your web site to be visible online, your domain name has to "point" from the database to our servers -- that means your domain registration account has to have the correct DNS information in it for our servers.

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