How to set a domain or hostname to connect to a game server
How to point my domain to my game server/Teamspeak server?
Briefly: You need to set an A record to your Teamspeaks IP, you need to access your DNS records for your domain.
How to point my domain to my game server?
Briefly: You need to set an A record to your game servers IP, you need to access your DNS records for your domain.
So you want to use a domain purchased with GTX or someone else to load your game server or Teamspeak server. To do so you need to create A records using the DNS management.
To check nameservers,
Login to GTXGaming Client Area https://www.gtxgaming.co.uk/clientarea
Click on Domains and click the down arrow on the right and select "MANAGE NAMESERVERS"
If your name servers are set to the following:
gtxgaming.earth.orderbox-dns.com
gtxgaming.mars.orderbox-dns.com
Login to GTXGaming Client Area https://www.gtxgaming.co.uk/clientarea
Click on Domains and click the spanner on the right.
On the left panel choose DNS MANAGEMENT
Add the A record, so if the IP is 1.2.3.4. Add for instance server1 in the hostname field and the IP address of your game server (without the port) in the address field.
Done. Now loading server1.yourdomain.com will now load your game server or Teamspeak servers IP. You can test by opening CMD and typing ping server1.yourdomain.com of course replacing yourdomain.com with your actual domain name.
But if your name servers are set to the following, this means you have a web hosting package with GTXGaming and therefore your DNS is managed by cPanel.
ns1.gtxhosting.co.uk
ns2.gtxhosting.co.uk
Login to GTXGaming Client Area https://www.gtxgaming.co.uk/clientarea
Click on SERVICES > MY SERVICES and then click on the web hosting package ACTIVE button.
On the left panel choose LOGIN TO CPANEL.
Go to ZONE EDITOR
Click +A RECORD Add the A record, so if the IP is 1.2.3.4. Add for instance server1 in the NAME field and the IP address of your game server (without the port) in the address field then click ADD AN A RECORD.
Done. Now loading server1.yourdomain.com will now load your game server or Teamspeak servers IP. You can test by opening CMD and typing ping server1.yourdomain.com of course replacing yourdomain.com with your actual domain name.
Briefly: You need to set an A record to your Teamspeaks IP, you need to access your DNS records for your domain.
How to point my domain to my game server?
Briefly: You need to set an A record to your game servers IP, you need to access your DNS records for your domain.
So you want to use a domain purchased with GTX or someone else to load your game server or Teamspeak server. To do so you need to create A records using the DNS management.
To check nameservers,
Login to GTXGaming Client Area https://www.gtxgaming.co.uk/clientarea
Click on Domains and click the down arrow on the right and select "MANAGE NAMESERVERS"
If your name servers are set to the following:
gtxgaming.earth.orderbox-dns.com
gtxgaming.mars.orderbox-dns.com
Login to GTXGaming Client Area https://www.gtxgaming.co.uk/clientarea
Click on Domains and click the spanner on the right.
On the left panel choose DNS MANAGEMENT
Add the A record, so if the IP is 1.2.3.4. Add for instance server1 in the hostname field and the IP address of your game server (without the port) in the address field.
Done. Now loading server1.yourdomain.com will now load your game server or Teamspeak servers IP. You can test by opening CMD and typing ping server1.yourdomain.com of course replacing yourdomain.com with your actual domain name.
But if your name servers are set to the following, this means you have a web hosting package with GTXGaming and therefore your DNS is managed by cPanel.
ns1.gtxhosting.co.uk
ns2.gtxhosting.co.uk
Login to GTXGaming Client Area https://www.gtxgaming.co.uk/clientarea
Click on SERVICES > MY SERVICES and then click on the web hosting package ACTIVE button.
On the left panel choose LOGIN TO CPANEL.
Go to ZONE EDITOR
Click +A RECORD Add the A record, so if the IP is 1.2.3.4. Add for instance server1 in the NAME field and the IP address of your game server (without the port) in the address field then click ADD AN A RECORD.
Done. Now loading server1.yourdomain.com will now load your game server or Teamspeak servers IP. You can test by opening CMD and typing ping server1.yourdomain.com of course replacing yourdomain.com with your actual domain name.
Updated on: 22/02/2021
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