Migration from web3

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Hello, I was previously on web3 (AFAIK), and have been moved to web5 I believe.

I manage my own DNS, so will I need to update my A records to point to the web5 server now?

If so what is the ip address of that server?

Thanks,

Jeb

[biggerboy]

Just asked this question earlier this week, to get the IP they said to run this:

nslookup YOURDOMAIN.com ns1.steadfast.net

from your commmand line in windows, it should give you the IP you should use.

[ManagerJosh]

For the most part, DNS servers should NOT change. The transitions are happening at webserver levels and they are physically different servers than the DNS servers.

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ManagerJosh, I run my own DNS servers, and don't use steadfast's for this, so when they move webservers, I must update my DNS records to point to the new server.

Thanks biggerboy, that was what I needed.

[Justec]

I dont understand?
DNS points to an IP address not a physical location. If you move a server and keep the same IP whats there to update?

[Jon124]

web5 has a different public ip address than web3.

just do a lookup on web5.steadfast.net, thats the ip you should change it to. Unless I completely read all of this wrong