How to Set Up the Connection Link (Host URL, Port, and DNS) for Xtream Codes ?

Log in to your panel and open My DNS Hosting to manage the domains used for your server connections.

Inside My DNS Hosting, open My Hosts to view and manage your configured domains.

Click Add Host to add a new domain. Make sure you already have access to its DNS or nameserver settings.

Enter the domain you purchased from Namecheap, GoDaddy, or another registrar, then click Add.

Example: canada-tech.store

Tip: Check the spelling carefully before continuing.

Your DNS hosting service will generate the nameservers required for your domain.

Example:
ns1.example.com
ns2.example.com

Keep this page open and use the exact nameservers generated for your domain.

Open your domain provider, go to Domain List, find the same domain, and click Manage.

Make sure you are editing the correct domain.

Find Nameservers and change the setting from the default option to Custom DNS.

This allows the domain to use the nameservers generated by your DNS hosting service.

Copy the generated nameservers and paste them into the Custom DNS fields.

• Nameserver 1: First generated nameserver
• Nameserver 2: Second generated nameserver

Copy them exactly as provided. A spelling mistake can prevent your domain from resolving correctly.

Check both nameservers, then click Save.

Do not repeatedly change the nameservers while waiting. DNS changes require time to propagate across the Internet.

Return to your DNS hosting panel and wait until the domain shows a successful or active status.

🎉 Congratulations! The DNS configuration is complete.

Propagation can take from a few minutes up to 24 hours.

Once active, your hostname can be used as the server / Host URL.

Example: http://vpn.canada-tech.store

Important: The server port comes from your server/panel configuration and is not created by changing DNS.

If required, the complete URL can look like: http://your-domain.example:PORT

Security: If supported, prefer HTTPS instead of plain HTTP.

✅ All done! Your custom domain is now connected to your DNS infrastructure and can be used as your server hostname.

• Host URL: Your configured domain or hostname
• Port: The port assigned by your server/panel
• DNS: The nameservers connecting your domain to the DNS service

Example: http://your-domain.example:PORT

You can now provide the appropriate connection information to an authorized user of your service.