Pointing a domain at a website usually means changing DNS records at the registrar or DNS provider. The exact record values depend on the hosting provider, so use its current setup instructions rather than copying another site's configuration.
Make a small, reversible change
- Record existing DNS values before editing them, especially mail-related records.
- Add only the A, AAAA, or CNAME records named by the host.
- Check both the root domain and the www hostname after the change.
DNS updates can take time to appear across resolvers. Verify HTTPS, redirects, and email separately; a web-host change should not accidentally remove mail records.