Switch between custom and standard name servers
Sign in to Google Domains on your computer.
Click on the domain name.
Click Menu at the top left. DNS.
At the top of the page, select Default name servers or Custom name servers. Next to your current setting is “(Active)”.
Click Switch to these settings.
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Identify your domain registrar: Determine which company you registered your domain with. It can be a popular registrar like GoDaddy, Namecheap or Google Domains.

Find your domain settings: Once you have logged in, find the section or tab related to domain management or settings. It can be named /"Domains/" /"Domain Management"/" or something similar.
Access DNS management: Look for an option related to DNS or name servers. It can be labeled /"DNS Management,/" /"Name Servers,/" or /"DNS Settings./"
Choose custom or manual DNS: In the DNS management section, you will usually find default name servers provided by your registrar. Look for an option to specify custom or manual name servers.
Enter the new name servers: Request the new name server information from your preferred DNS provider or hosting service. It usually consists of two or more DNS server addresses. Enter these new name server addresses in the appropriate fields or replace the existing ones.
Save and confirm changes: After entering the new name servers, save your changes or update the settings. Some registrars may require you to confirm the change via an email or a confirmation button.
Propagation Period: It can take some time for DNS changes to propagate across the Internet. During this period, the old DNS information may still be cached by some networks, so please be patient.
It's important to note that changing DNS settings can affect your website's accessibility and email services.
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