Note: Web Your Business is not affiliated with any of the following companies. This is a tutorial for new Web Your Business customers to transfer their domains from the following companies TO Web Your Business.

Register.com - http://www.register.com

1. Type http://www.register.com into your browser.
2. Click Sign In, located on the left side of the screen in the gray menu.
3. Enter the user name and password information provided to you by Registrar.com upon the initial registration of your domain name.
4. If you cannot locate this information, click the Forgot Your Password? option below the logon area.
5. Click Domain Name Servers (DNS).
6. You may have to scroll down the page to find this.
7. Under section 1, select the appropriate check boxes to will delete your current DNS information.
8. In section 2, replace any existing name server information with the Web Your Business DNS information:

Important: Make sure to include the "ns", "ns2", "ns3", and "ns4" at the beginning of the abovementioned nameserver addresses.

1. Section 3 will inform you that you will need to confirm the changes via your listed email address.
2. Click Submit.
3. Click the button on the next screen, which will send an authorization email message to the listed email address.
4. Follow the instructions in the email message to complete your changes.
5. If you no longer have access to the address listed for your account, click the I don't have access to the emails listed above link.

If you cannot find where to make the needed changes, or encounter issues with the Web interface for your Register.com account, please view their help pages at http://www.register.com/faq/index.cgi

If you cannot resolve your issue, Register.com has provided a feedback area on their Web site where you may request assistance at http://www.register.com/contact_us_bridge.cgi

While we have provided this information to ease your DNS transition to our name servers, Web Your Business is not responsible for the content listed in these steps, as we are not the authoritative source of this information. If you run into further questions with this process you will need to speak directly with the respective Domain registrar.