Host my domain at LRob

Prerequisites

To host your domain via LRobYou must have one of the following active hosting packages:

• WordPress web hosting : https://www.lrob.fr/hebergement-web/wordpress/
• Reseller hosting : https://www.lrob.fr/hebergement-web/web-agency/

The domain name must be ordered separately from the registrar of your choice.

This guide applies to a new area. If you are migrating a domain, please contact support for advice : https://portail.lrob.fr/support/.

Changing your Name Servers (NS)

For your domain to be hosted on the LRobyou need to modify the Name Servers (NS) of your domain at your registrar (the company you registered your domain with). This step enables you to use the DNS servers of LRob.

Steps to change your NS

1. Disable DNSSEC
   Before modifying NSmake sure that the secure delegation (DNSSEC) or disabled in your registrar's control panel.
2. Access DNS server management
   In your registrar's administration panel, go to the DNS servers.
3. Modify DNS servers
   Click on Edit and define servers NS following :

ns1.lrob.net
ns2.lrob.net
ns3.lrob.net

Specific remarks for OVH

If your domain is registered with OVHThe interface may take some time to refresh. To check that your changes have been taken into account, use the refresh button or visit the Recent tasks.
The change in NS usually takes 15 to 30 minutes.

Propagation time

• If the domain comes to be registeredDNS changes should be visible under 1 to 2 hours.
• If the domain has been registered for several days, the propagation time of the NS can vary between 1 and 48 hoursdepending on the NS precedents.

Checking that the information has been taken into account

To check that the changes have been taken into account, you can use a WHOIS which displays public information related to your domain. For example : https://www.whois.com/whois/

NB OVH: The OVH interface may take some time to refresh. To make sure it's taken into account, feel free to use the refresh button or visit "Recent tasks". The change generally takes 15 to 30 minutes.

If the domain has just been registered, you should be able to visit it by landing on the new server within 1 to 2 hours. If the domain was registered several days ago, you'll need to wait 4 to 48 hours for it to take effect (depending on how long your previous NS expires).

To check that the change has actually been taken into account, you can use a WHOIS service that shows the public info for any domain name. For example : https://www.whois.com/whois/

SSL/TLS certificate

To enable secure access to your site in HTTPS and ensure the secure connection of your emails via webmail or a messaging software, you need to generate a certificate. TLS Wildcard for your domain. This operation can only be carried out once you have changed the NS taken into account (usually after about 1 hour).

Steps to generate a Wildcard certificate

1. Access Plesk
   Log in to your Plesk control panel provided with your subscription. Example of access:
   • https://ds.lrob.net
   • https://srv01.lrob.net
2. Navigate to SSL/TLS certificates
   Under your domain, click on "SSL/TLS Certificates.
3. Installing a Let's Encrypt certificate
   Click on "Install a certificatethen under "Install a free basic certificate provided by Let's Encrypt".select "Install.
4. Installation parameters
   Check all boxes except "DANE supportthen click on "Get it for free.
5. Finalize installation
   Click on " Continue " to complete the installation.

Your domain is now protected by a certificate TLS and accessible in HTTPS.