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  1. How nameservers workHow nameservers workNameservers are the directory that points your domain to the right host. Change them at the registrar, use ns1 and ns2.logicweb.com on shared plans, and verify with dig…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  2. TTL and why DNS changes lagTTL and why DNS changes lagDNS TTL tells resolvers how long they may cache a record. Lower it a day before you move, wait out the old value, then raise it again after…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  3. DNAME vs CNAME, and why you probably want neither at the apexDNAME vs CNAME, and why you probably want neither at the apexA real CNAME at the zone apex breaks MX and TXT at that same name. Prefer A or AAAA there, or flattening you can see in the panel,…Updated Aug 29, 2026
  4. Point Cloudflare at LogicWeb without breaking mailPoint Cloudflare at LogicWeb without breaking mailProxy only website A records through Cloudflare, leave MX and mail hostnames grey, and use SSL Full (strict) so AutoSSL on your LogicWeb origin keeps working.Updated Aug 29, 2026
  5. Connect a GoDaddy domain to LogicWeb nameserversConnect a GoDaddy domain to LogicWeb nameserversPoint your GoDaddy domain at LogicWeb by setting nameservers to ns1.logicweb.com and ns2.logicweb.com. Preview a migrated site first, then confirm with dig.Updated Aug 29, 2026