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When connecting a domain without changing nameservers, you do it by editing DNS records.
In most cases DNS record include:
A record → points your root domain (yourdomain.com) to the target IP address.
CNAME record → points your www subdomain (www.yourdomain.com) to your root domain
Follow these steps to connect your domain:
Log in to your domain registrar’s dashboard (e.g., Wix, GoDaddy, Namecheap, etc.).
Go to the DNS Management or Manage DNS Records section for your domain.
Update your CNAME records:
Host / Name: www
Value: c5b3b98c99d3db3f.vercel-dns-017.com
Make sure there are no A or AAAA records for www - only this single CNAME record.
Update your A record:
Host / Name: leave blank or write "@" depending on your registrar
Type: A
Value: 216.150.1.1
Remove any other A records for @. You should have only one A record, pointing to 216.150.1.1.
Before you test your domain, double-check that there isn’t an old website setting still active:
For the root domain ( or blank host), keep only the that points to
@216.150.1.1For www, keep only the one CNAME record that points to c5b3b98c99d3db3f.vercel-dns-017.com
If you see any older website record for the same host, remove it
If your registrar has URL forwarding or domain forwarding turned on for this domain, turn it off before testing
Some registrars also add default website or parking settings automatically. If you see a record that looks connected to an old website, a parked page, or a previous setup you were using before, remove it before testing. For example, in Porkbun, records pointing to pixie.porkbun.com are usually just default parking records and should be removed if they conflict with the setup above.
Save your changes.
Please note that:
Do not delete your MX or TXT records. Those handle email and domain verification.
DNS changes can take anywhere from a few minutes to 48 hours to fully propagate worldwide.
You can track progress at whatsmydns.net by checking:
A record for yourdomain.com → should show 216.150.1.1
CNAME record for www.yourdomain.com → should show c5b3b98c99d3db3f.vercel-dns-017.com
Once DNS resolves, SSL will be issued automatically on our side and your site will load over HTTPS.
If these steps don’t work, contact us at support@noiseyard.com and we'll help you in the process!