trying to connect go daddy custom Domain
eyalyehiely
PROOP

a year ago

Hi

im trying to find the ip address for my project in order to configure my GoDaddy domain

I received a confirmation from go daddy that the domain is ok

thank you all

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5 Replies

a year ago

You need to setup a CNAME record. See our docs: https://docs.railway.com/guides/public-networking


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nico

You need to setup a CNAME record. See our docs: <https://docs.railway.com/guides/public-networking>

eyalyehiely
PROOP

a year ago

Go daddy ask me for CNAME & IP address

Is that necessary

I only got the CNAME


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a year ago

This depends on the domain being a root (domain.com) or subdomain (example.domain.com)

Godaddy does not support cname flattening; you may need to use cloudflare to handle DNS for you: https://docs.railway.com/guides/public-networking#adding-a-custom-domain -> search for "godaddy"


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eyalyehiely
PROOP

a year ago

is there any option to contact u directly to guide me ?

Im on it for 3 days

I will very appreciate it.

thanks


Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway about 1 year ago


eyalyehiely

is there any option to contact u directly to guide me ? Im on it for 3 days I will very appreciate it. thanks

a year ago

Hey eyalyehiely, everything you need can be found in the public networking documentation that itsrems linked above.

Here are the steps necessarily to add your root/apex domain with GoDaddy:

  1. Change your domain's nameservers to Cloudflare's by adding your domain to Cloudflare (you will need a Cloudflare account, create one if you haven't already). Cloudflare's docs regarding this: https://developers.cloudflare.com/dns/zone-setups/full-setup/setup/.
  2. Add the root/apex domain to the desired Railway service and add the requested CNAME record for your root/apex domain via Cloudflare.
  3. If you have enabled Cloudflare's proxy, change the SSL/TLS settings to Full. Railway's docs regarding this: https://docs.railway.com/guides/public-networking#provider-specific-instructions.

Status changed to Solved nico about 1 year ago


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