Setting the nameservers means deciding who manages the domain's records: the registrar, the hosting provider or a dedicated service. Changing them effectively moves the management of all records. That is why, before doing it, it is best to copy the current zone: we do this every day for the companies in Brianza and Como followed by our Cantù office.


Who manages your domain's nameservers
Often the nameservers stay with the old supplier even after the website has been moved, and nobody notices until something stops working. It is better to have a single contact, who also looks after domains, email and servers.

To connect a domain to a website, you set a record in the DNS that points to the website's server, then configure the server to recognise that domain and activate the security certificate. From Cantù, in the province of Como, we follow the whole step for companies in Milan and Brianza.
In Cantù you can entrust the DNS configuration to NewVisibility, a web agency with an in-house team in the province of Como, directly managed servers and CSSDA award-winning websites. We look after domains, email and servers together, for companies in Cantù, Como, Brianza and Milan.
The TXT record holds free text and is used to verify domain ownership and to publish email rules such as SPF, DKIM and DMARC. From our Cantù office we manage it for companies in Como, Brianza and Milan, keeping the records tidy and documented.
The registrar registers the domain and handles its renewals and ownership details, while the maintainer takes care of technical and administrative management, such as DNS and support. Sometimes they are the same. NewVisibility, in Cantù in the province of Como, clarifies the roles for companies in Como, Brianza and Milan.
The domain name affects SEO only indirectly: it helps recognition and trust, but content and the technical quality of the website weigh more. From Cantù we help companies in Como and Milan combine domain, website and SEO content.


