Setup for using your own domain with Toastmost.org

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Setup for using your own domain with Toastmost.org

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By default, sites on the Toastmost service get web address like myclub.toastmost.org but it is possible to use a domain you have registered using a service like GoDaddy or Google Domains.

Before doing anything, write to me, site operator David F. Carr at david@wp4toastmasters.com to let me know about your plans. There are a few manual steps I will have to employ for everything to go smoothly, so make sure you get my attention.

Ideally, you would go into your domain registrar’s system and set your domain to use custom “name servers.” That will allow the server to handle email forwarding and email lists as well as the website.

Name Servers
ns1.siteground.net
ns2.siteground.net

Alternatively, you can set the “A record” for your domain to this IP address.
35.208.69.218

Either way, you should let me know when you’ve made the changes because I’ll also have to set the security certificate and make some other changes on the server. If the domain you want to use with Toastmost supports an existing website, there could be an interruption in access — that website will stop working and the Toastmost site won’t work yet — while we get all that in order. But I’ll try to keep it brief.

Examples of clubs hosted on Toastmost but using their own domains include digitalcommunicators.org and sundaysundowners.org.

Author: David F. Carr

Contact me at 954-757-5827 or david@wp4toastmasters.com

* This software is offered "for Toastmasters" but not is provided by or endorsed by Toastmasters International. The use of Toastmasters brand assets (with proper disclaimers) in website designs has been reviewed by the Toastmasters International brand compliance team.