[Mooseman]

Hello, I changed my domain's DNS records to ns01.000webhost.com and ns02.000webhost.com 3 days ago. However, I'm still receiving the message "Your domain is not yet pointing to our servers" when I login to my cpanel. My DNS records are as follows:

@ ns01.000webhost.com. CNAME
@ ns02.000webhost.com. CNAME
www ns01.000webhost.com. CNAME
www ns02.000webhost.com. CNAME

Is there something else I need to do? Thank you!

[ShocK]

It's not CNAME that you need to change, I know all control panels are different but here's one to look at -

[Mooseman]

Should I use the two addresses under "Nameserver details" or to "You can also point your domain ("A" DNS record) to IP ##.###.###.###"

Thanks!

[ShocK]

I put a green tick by the one to use seeing as you were talking about nameservers
What you're trying to do is add nameserver details to CNAME or A records. Look for something similar to those images.

[Mooseman]

This works, HOWEVER, I can't use host records anymore which prevents my blog from working on my subdomain, and my e-mail from working. How can I do this here? Thank you!

[ShocK]

nameservers work? That was quick, usually takes upto 72hrs to work. Your subdomain should work too given time, unless you have that set up differently. Email takes a while to work also.

[Mooseman]

The nameservers changed quick for my domain (moosemanrct.com), however, the subdomains and MX records were setup through my registrar's nameservers. How can I do this here? I'd also like to know how I can setup anythingthatsnotasubdomain.example.com to go somewhere other than error404.000webhost.com. Thank you!

EDIT: I changed things back to how they were before until I can get my subdomains (not hosted here) working, as they are vital to the site.

[ShocK]

The sub domains usually are created in cpanel here. Not sure but what about creating those sub domains in cpanel and moving to them? Delete any records you created elsewhere.

[Mooseman]

I got it working now! Thanks for your help!