[SkyKiDS]

Originally Posted by lobrc

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@SkyKiDS, yes, you can use multiple IPs for an A record

It should be more reliable to and better for traffic distributing of DNS server than one A record logically.
Thank you.

[Snivy]

Maybe this is wrong topic, sorry for that...
I registered a free .tk domain and set it up it to work with 000webhost.com webservers. It worked (I saw default index page) but the site was blocked because I never uploaded any stuff. Today I've restored it and uploaded in public_html some content, but when I try to access any file in browser I get redirected to http://error404.000webhost.com/ .
Should I just wait or I'm doing something wrong?
Also I tried to change DNS to "Dot TK Free DNS Service". I choosed "A record" and entered given IP (as well as IP+1 as described in topic) but all I got was some error.
Has anyone used dot.tk domains? Which option is better and what should I do to get it working?

[ShocK]

You could use nameservers like this -

[Snivy]

Yep, exectly like this. And it's not working.
I believe I should just wait.

[jetstar]

I added the "A" Record for connecting to my website on 000webhost and it worked.
I then using Google apps set my mail, and other apps to open with mail.gamrview.com etc... if i go to that URL it directs me to http://error404.000webhost.com/?. Do I have to setup Google apps through a host since I want to use 000webhost on the same domain. I am using enom for a host so I can only use DNS such as "A" "CName" etc.. or name servers, not both. Please let me know how to set this up. And if I do have to upgrade my host it will not be to hosting24.

[ShocK]

mail.gamrview.com takes you to an error page? Have you tried clearing your cache?

[stshr]

In my registrar I set 'Custom Nameservers' with current account IP, the domain worked fine for 2 days with my custom nameserver in whois results, but today My domain started to point to nowhere! what's wrong?

Is it possible to make 2 nameservers and give them the IPs of 000webhost nameservers? like:
ns01.000webhost.com IP:31.170.167.6 => ns01.example.com IP:31.170.167.6
ns02.000webhost.com IP:64.120.10.10 => ns02.example.com IP:64.120.10.10

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[stshr]

Originally Posted by stshr

In my registrar ...

PLS read my previous post.

Is it possible to make 2 nameservers and give them the IPs of 000webhost nameservers? like:
ns01.000webhost.com IP:31.170.167.6 => ns01.example.com IP:31.170.167.6
ns02.000webhost.com IP:64.120.10.10 => ns02.example.com IP:64.120.10.10

[ShocK]

Custom nameservers usually only come with reseller hosting plans as far as I'm aware.