RemarkableCloud Nameservers

Using RemarkableCloud nameservers lets you manage all DNS records: A, MX, TXT, CNAME, and more: directly from your server’s control panel (WHM, DirectAdmin, or RemarkablePanel) without logging into your domain registrar each time.

Nameserver addresses

ns1.remarkablecloud.com
ns2.remarkablecloud.com

Both nameservers are authoritative for all zones managed on your server.

How to point your domain to these nameservers

1. Log into your domain registrar (GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare Registrar, Google Domains, etc.).
2. Find the DNS or nameserver settings for your domain.
3. Replace the existing nameservers with:
   • ns1.remarkablecloud.com
   • ns2.remarkablecloud.com
4. Save the change. Your registrar will update the delegation at your TLD registry (.com, .net, etc.).
5. Wait for propagation: nameserver changes typically take 1-24 hours worldwide.

Propagation time: Nameserver changes are slower to propagate than individual record changes because they update the TLD registry (the authoritative source for .com, .net, etc.). Plan for up to 24 hours, though most resolvers pick up the change within a few hours.

Verifying the nameservers are active

# Check which nameservers are authoritative for your domain
dig yourdomain.com NS +short

# Should return:
# ns1.remarkablecloud.com.
# ns2.remarkablecloud.com.

Or use dnschecker.org: select NS from the record type dropdown and enter your domain.

Managing DNS once nameservers are set

Once the nameservers are pointing to RemarkableCloud, manage all DNS from your control panel:

• cPanel/WHM: WHM → DNS Functions → Edit DNS Zone
• DirectAdmin: Admin Level → DNS Administration
• RemarkablePanel: Domains → your domain → DNS

Any records you create there are served by ns1 and ns2 automatically.

Using custom nameservers (vanity nameservers)

If you want to use your own branded nameservers (ns1.yourdomain.com instead of ns1.remarkablecloud.com):

1. Create A records at your registrar for ns1.yourdomain.com and ns2.yourdomain.com pointing to your server’s IP
2. Register these as “glue records” at your registrar (required for nameservers in the same domain)
3. In WHM: Server Configuration → Basic WebHost Manager Setup → set your nameservers
4. Use ns1.yourdomain.com and ns2.yourdomain.com when pointing domains