Once you’ve added a domain to the dashboard, our system will automatically display the nameservers you need to use—you’ll find them listed directly beneath the domain name in your main dashboard view.

🧭 Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Log in to your domain registrar (e.g. GoDaddy, Namecheap, Google Domains, etc.)

2. Locate your domain in your registrar’s control panel

3. Navigate to the DNS or nameserver settings section

4. Replace any existing nameservers with the ones provided by us

5. Save your changes

💡 Not sure how to do it on your provider’s platform? Just Google:
“How do I update nameservers on [Registrar Name]”
Example: “How do I update nameservers GoDaddy”
You'll usually find a step-by-step article from the registrar's official help center.

🚫 Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Only update the nameservers.
  If you're being asked for IP addresses or DNS records, you're likely in the wrong section. You must update the nameservers, not add custom A or CNAME records.

• Use only the nameservers provided.
  Do not mix or add additional nameservers. Enter only the ones displayed in your PBN.LTD dashboard for that domain.

• Make sure DNSSEC is disabled.
  If DNSSEC is enabled in your registrar’s panel, it will prevent DNS from propagating correctly.

⏱️ How Long Does DNS Take to Resolve?

DNS changes don’t take effect instantly. Once you’ve updated the nameservers at your registrar, propagation begins.

Expected DNS resolution times:

• Cloudflare: Usually resolves in under 5 minutes

• AWS / Azure DNS: May take a few hours

• Standard range: Typically up to 48 hours

• Rare cases: Propagation can take up to 72 hours

⛔ We cannot speed up DNS propagation.
This process is controlled by global DNS infrastructure and your domain registrar—not by us. Please avoid submitting support tickets asking for faster resolution.

🛠️ Additional Notes

• Once DNS is resolved, the domain’s status in your dashboard will change from “Waiting DNS Update” to “Activating CDN”, and then finally to “OK”

• ✅ “OK” status means your domain is live, DNS is fully resolved, and SSL (if selected) is issued

• If you’ve recently updated nameservers and it hasn’t been 48–72 hours yet, just sit tight—it’s likely still propagating

⚠️ If it’s been more than 72 hours, or if you're unsure whether you updated nameservers correctly, feel free to reach out to support—we’re happy to help!