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# How to change my DNS servers (for domains registered with MochaHost) ?

If you have a domain name which has been registered with us (or transferred successfully to us) and for which you need to change the DNS servers please, follow the procedure below:

1. Login to our billing and support system with your registered email and password at: [https://clientarea.mochahost.com/](https://clientarea.mochahost.com/)

2. Click on **"Domains"** from the top bar menu and then you will see a list of your domain names

3. Click on the **wrench icon** next to the domain name which you'd like to update

4. On the left site of the screen under the box "Manage", you will see the available options, click on **"DNS management"**

5. Type in the desired DNS servers which you'd like to use for your domain name registered with us.

Once you make the change it may take 24-48 hours for the DNS change to propagate throughout the internet completely.

To be able to see the change on your end quicker please, review the two following articles:

* [How to clean up your DNS cache](https://clientarea.mochahost.com/knowledgebase/227)

* [How to clean up your browser cache](https://clientarea.mochahost.com/knowledgebase/539)

NOTE: If you have registered new domain names (or transferred domains to us) which you want to point to your hosting account with us - you will need to use the DNS servers provided in your Welcome email.

NOTE: If you were waiting for the completion of a domain transfer, which now has been completed and your domain transfer status shows "Transferred and paid successfully" - you need to go through the above procedure in order to point your domain name and start using it with our service. By default after a successful domain transfer, the old DNS servers info gets preserved, so that the process allow for more control and minimized downtime for any active domain names.