<p>If you move your domain name to your [host.title] site, you have to set up your e-mail with us. There will be some downtime of your e-mail during this process. Here's how to set everything up with the least amount of downtime: </p> <ol> <li>Change your DNS settings through your domain name registar to the following: <p> <strong>Primary DNS Server:</strong> ns1.domaincityservers.com<br /> <strong>Secondary DNS Server:</strong> ns2.domaincityservers.com</p> <p>How you do this is dependent on your registrar. However, in most cases you should be able to do so online. You may have to refer to the instructions available at your registrar. This usually is under topics like 'changing your website host', 'changing your DNS settings', 'changing your name servers' or a similar topic. If you have trouble, please contact our Support Team.</p> </li> <li>When logged in to your website, click the <strong>'Edit Site'</strong> tab.</li> <li>Click <strong>'Domain & Email'</strong> -> <strong>'I already have...'</strong>.</li> <li>Under <strong>'Attach a Domain Name'</strong>, enter the purchased domain name and click <strong>'Save'.</strong></li> <li>Click <strong>'Email'</strong>.</li> <li>Click <strong>'Add an Email Account'</strong>.</li> <li>Enter your account info and click <strong>'Create Account'</strong>. Then, click on the <strong>'Setup'</strong> button by your e-mail for further instructions. If you need additional help, please read <a href="[doc]168[/doc]">E-mail Account Setup</a>.</li> </ol> It takes 2 to 5 days for everything to get processed by your registrar and for the info to proliferate across the internet. Your e-mail will only be down for likely one day or less. The e-mail you setup with us will not work until after your domain name is working with your [host.title] site.