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Register a new domain, or point one you already own at your hosting.
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A domain is the address people type to reach you. There are two ways to get one working with CoreBari: register it here, or point one you already own.
Search for the name you want on the domains page and add it to your order. .com, .net, .xyz and .online register within a minute and connect to your hosting automatically — you never touch a DNS setting.
.com.bd works differently. It can only be registered from Bangladesh, and the registry asks for documents: a National ID for a personal registration, or a trade licence for a business. Send the scan with your order and we file it for you. Approval usually takes a few working days. Make sure the name on the document matches the name on the order, because a mismatch is the most common reason an application comes back.
Log in wherever you bought the domain — GoDaddy, Namecheap, a local reseller — and find the nameserver settings. They are usually under DNS, Nameservers, or Domain Management. Replace what is there with:
Save, then send us the domain name so we can add it to your hosting account. Do both: changing the nameservers without telling us leaves the domain pointing at a server that does not know about it yet.
Nameserver changes spread across the internet in a few hours, and can take up to 24. There is no downtime while you wait — your old site keeps answering visitors until their network picks up the change, then they see the new one.
Once the change has spread, your site loads over https with a padlock in the address bar. The SSL certificate is issued automatically and renews itself, so there is nothing to buy or install. If you still see your old host after a day, check that the nameservers actually saved at the registrar — that is where the problem almost always is — and try from a phone on mobile data, which will not be using your cached home DNS.
Support answers in Bangla and English, on WhatsApp, by email, or through a ticket in your client area.