How To Connect Your Own Domain With Web Hosting In 000Webhost

Here I will share how to connect a domain I have (paid domain/free domain other : .com. net .org .cf .tk .cc .ga) outside the domain in 000webhost.

The first step, create the first subdomain in 000webhost like in the picture below. Click the sajian indicated by the arrow

On the sajian display New website, the column name name fill in the name of the subdomain that we will use later and in the Password field fill in with a different password with the password to enter into 000webhost, then click Create.

The second step, click menu  Set web address, like in the picture below.

If the display appears like the following picture, just click it's OK, I dont mind 000webhost branding

The third step, select the Own Domain sajian and then click Use Domain.

Then the sajian will appear Parked domain, before you enter the domain that will be associated with 000webhost your Domain must first be directed to 000webhost by changing the Name Servernya first directed to 000webhost by using NS01.000WEBHOST.COM and NS02.000WEBHOST.COM

If you have redirected your domain's Name Server to 000webhost then the next step is to fill the domain name in the Domain name field

If you have not yet redirected the Name Server domain to 000webhost then change Name Server to your Domain, usually the Name Server changes to the hosting provider will be different location, to make it easier for you to contact the domain service provider.

Below is how to change the name server in domain using freenom.

If you have redirected your domain's Name Server to 000webhost then the next step is to fill the domain name in the Domain name field, then click Park Domain.

 If you have successfully redirected your paid domain to 000webhost it will appear as shown below.

To make sure you please open the domain that you have directed to 000webhost earlier, if you look like the following picture then you have successfully redirected the domain to 000webhost.

so, and hopefully useful.

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