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How to set up Bigrock custom Domain for Blogger

Vinay Kumar Posted by Vinay Kumar at 02:43 

     Recently I have shared a post related to   Advantage of having custom domain name for your  blog. As you know, Most of us newbie blogger start their blogging career with the free blogger blog which can be hosted by Google. But when you create your blogwith blogger, your blog URL looks like domain.blogspot.com or domain.blogspot.in which is sub-domain. But I suggest to you that you should remove “.blogspot.in” or “.blogspot.com” from your URL of a blogger blog. For this you have to spend some money to buy your own wishes domain name from any domain provider companies. You can buy your domain name from Godaddy.com or BigRock.com. But I am using BigRock domain, so I suggest you to buy domain from BigRock. Bigrock is trusted network. If you are going to buy domain name form BigRock.com, I think that you should our DISCOUNT COUPON CODE to get maximum discount.

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Here are 11 Steps to Setup BigRock as Custom Domain for Blogger

If you have already purchased custom domain name from Bigrock, please follow these steps to set up your domain to your blogger blog and cheers.

Step-1- Login in your BigRock Account and select your domain.

Step-2- Now Find “DNS Management” and then click on “Manage DNS” button.

 Step-3- Now one popup window will appear, in which click on “A Records” tab. And Click on “Add A Record Button”.

  

Step-4- Now leave name field as a blank and in IPV4 address field insert following code.
"216.239.32.21"
 After It, click on “Modify Record” button.



 Step-5- Now repeat step-4 three times more to add following three “A Records” in same way.

"216.239.34.21
 216.239.36.21
 216.239.38.21"



Step-6- After creating 4 different “A Records” for your domain, Go to CNAME tab to add “CNAME Records”. Now click on “CNAME Records” tab and then click on “Add CNAME Record” Button.



Step-7- In Host Name field write “www” and in value field insert following URL. 
ghs.google.com 
 Then, Click on “Add Record” button.

After completing all above sixth steps, you have to setup your Bigrock domain to your blogger blog destination and verify to you blog with BigRock.

Setup Domain Name to Blogger blog and verify your Blog

  Step-8- Log in your blogger Account, Go to setting > click basic button. Click On Add Custom Domain> Switch to advanced settings > Type your domain name with www (e.g.www.24problogging.com) and click Save button. Then your blog ask you to verify authority on that domain name. Now you have to create another CNAME record in Domain DNS to verify.



Step-9- Go to your “CNAME Records” tab and then click on “Add CNAME Record” Button. Copy first code and paste it in Host Name field. Similarly copy second code and paste it in “www” and in value field. Then finally click “Add Record”.  


Step-10- Now you need to repeat Step No.7 to verify your domain. For this, go to blogger Account. Setting > Basic button, Click on Add Custom Domain> Switch to advanced settings> Type your domain name with www (e.g. www.24problogging.com) and click Save button.
This time, you find there is no error.
 It will take 2 hours more to updates DNS settings; See your blog with custom domain after 2 hours and cheer.


 Step-11- After 2 hours, Log in your blogger Account, Go to setting > click basic button. Click On EDIT.Then Tick redirect to without www.Domain name to with www.Domain name and clicksave button.

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