# How to change the IP address of my nameservers

> If Kualo moves you to a new IP range, here is how to update your private nameserver IP addresses at your domain registrar.

Source: https://www.kualo.com/knowledgebase/domains-dns-ns/how-to-change-the-ip-address-of-my-nameservers
Updated: 2026-06-04

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If Kualo needs to migrate you to a new IP range, and your domains use a private nameserver (for example, ns1.yourdomain.com and ns2.yourdomain.com), you will need to update those nameserver records at your domain registrar with the new IP addresses we provide.

## What you need to update

- You only need to update the nameserver IPs on your **master domain** - the domain the nameservers are named after.
- You do not need to make any changes to other domain names that are simply pointed at those nameservers.

## How to update your nameserver IPs

The process varies between registrars, so you will need to log in to your registrar's control panel and follow their specific instructions. Look for a section called **nameservers**, **private nameservers**, or **glue records** - different registrars use different terminology for the same thing.

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Some registrars refer to private nameserver IP entries as "glue records". If you cannot find a nameserver IP setting, try searching for glue records in your registrar's help documentation.
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## If Kualo registered your master domain

If we registered your master domain name on your behalf, you do not need to do this yourself. Simply open a support ticket and provide us with your new nameserver IP addresses, and we will make the necessary changes for you.

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