Troubleshooting: Where to Find Nameservers in cPanel

If you're having trouble finding your nameservers in cPanel, don't worry! Don't panic, as there are several places you can check to identify and manage your domain's nameservers. This guide will help you locate them step-by-step and guide you through the process.

How to Find Nameservers in cPanel

If your nameservers are not immediately visible in cPanel, you can follow these steps to locate them:

Log in to cPanel: Use your username and password to access your cPanel account. Navigate to the appropriate section: Look for the DNS or Domain Manager section. This is usually found under the Domains or What's New menu. Select a domain: Click on the domain for which you want to check the nameservers. Make sure the correct domain is selected before proceeding. View DNS Records: In the DNS records section, you should see a list of records including A, CNAME, MX, and NS records. The NS (Nameserver) records will indicate the nameservers associated with your domain.

If you don't see the nameservers in the cPanel section, you may need to check other areas:

Alternative Locations for Nameservers

Account Information: Sometimes nameserver information is displayed under the Account Information section. This section is often found under the General or Details menu. Registrar: Nameservers might be managed by your domain registrar. If you still can't find them, consider contacting your domain registrar. Hosting Support: If nameservers are managed outside of cPanel, contact your hosting provider’s support team for assistance. They can help you locate or change the nameservers as needed.

If you're unsure about where to find your nameservers or need further help, don't hesitate to reach out for support. Understanding where your nameservers are located can be crucial for managing your domain effectively.