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Create Masked Name Servers
This article will explain the steps necessary to create masked name servers using the Hosting.com domain name management tool. Your domain name must be registered with Hosting.com in order to utilize the steps listed.
- 1. Browse to https://manage.safesecureweb.com and login with your administrative credentials. Please contact our support team if you are unsure of the appropriate login credentials.

2. Click Manage Name Servers

3. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the "Click Here" link
4. Enter the information for your name servers in the form found at the bottom of the page

Note: The name server that you create must be a fully-qualified domain name using the domain name that you used to login to this interface.
5. Click the Name Servers link found at the top of the page
6. Replace your existing name servers with the ones that you just created

Note: The IP addresses in the image above are the addresses for NS1.LNHI.net, NS2.LNHI.net, and NS3.LNHI.net.
