Tutorial con EveryDNS

Tutorial con EveryDNS

Me llevo un buen rato hacer que "funcione" el asunto, pero creo que quedo bastante claro.
Me vino muy bien una nota publicada por la gente de fobaleros.

Ellos recomiendan CDMon para hacer el truquito. Luego de renegar un buen rato, opte por hacerlo con EveryDNS.net.

Los pasos son los siguientes:

1- Registrar tu dominio .com.ar en nic.ar(en realidad se aplica a cualquier otro dominio también, con el que peudas hacer el paso 2).

2- Delegar el dominio a EveryDNS.net, apuntando los DNS a:
208.76.56.56 ns1.everydns.net
204.152.184.150 ns2.everydns.net
208.96.6.134 ns3.everydns.net
64.158.219.3 ns4.everydns.net

3-Esperar que se te asigne el dominio desde nic.ar. Esto generalmente demora alrededor de una o dos semanas. Si ya tenias el dominio y solo tenias que cambiar los datos de la delegacion, la demora suele ser unos 3 dias.

4- Abrir una cuenta en EveryDNS.net. En "Webhop Domains" de la barra de la izquierda, entrar a la casilla "Add new domain: (basic)", y colocar tu url (ej, colocar lawebdejuan.com.ar, sin http://www.).





5- En "Primary Domains", hacer click en tu dominio, lo que te lleva a "Now editing tusitioblabla.com.ar"




6-Vamos a "Add a record". Colocamos "www" como Fully Qualified Domain Name, "CNAME" como
Record Type, y "ghs.google.com" como Record Value. Todo completado? hacer click en Add Record.





7- Entrar a la configuracionde blogger, en "publicacion",opciones avanzadas, y elegir dominio personalizado. Colocas tu dominio, y listo!





Nota: problema con www en tu dominio con blogger.

A muchos les pasa que logra hacer que mipagina.com.ar funcione con blogger, pero no que funcione www.mipagina.com.ar. En el paso 7 es donde pueden optar por esto. Si en el dominio personalizado, escriben el dominio sin www funcionara SOLO como mipagina.com.ar, y si lo escriben con www. funcionara SOLO como www.mipagina.com.ar. Algo molesto me parece que no se pueda hacer de forma mas generica. Si alguien descubre como, avise! :)
Supongo que en eso es cuestion de gusto personal. Yo opte por clocar www.lawebdejuan.com.ar, proque la mayoria de la gente esta acostumbrada a escribir las direcciones de esa forma.

Otra Nota!: si este tutorial te fue util, por favor coloca un link en tu blog, para que mas gente pueda tener su blogger con su propio dominio.

Fuente: La web de Juan

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