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# Connect NameCheap Domain
### [After connecting the domain from Vintcer Dashboard, Sign in to your NameCheap Dashboard to change the DNS settings.](/connect-your-own-domain.md)
### 1. Sign into your **Namecheap account** (The Sign In option is available in the top hat of the page).
### 2.Select **Domain List** from the left sidebar and click on the **Manage** button next to your domain:
### 3. Navigate to the **Advanced DNS** tab at the top of the page:
### 4. Find the **Host records** section and click on the **Add New Record** button.
### 5. Choose CNAME Record and then A record from drop down options-
### 6. Enter the Following DNS records-
| **TYPE** | HOST | VALUE |
| ------------ | ------- | ----------------------- |
| **A RECORD** | **@** | **34.96.116.138** |
| **CNAME** | **WWW** | **connect.vintcer.com** |
Click Save button (Green colored Tick ✓) to save the changes.
Make sure to **SAVE** these changes.
### **Few important notes:**
1\) It may take up to 24 hours for these changes to propagate worldwide.
2\) If there are previous A records in your DNS settings - make sure to delete them.
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