How To Connect Namecheap Domain To HostKro

If you registered your domain with Namecheap and don’t know how to connect the Namecheap domain to HostKro then read this article till the end. I will tell you step by step how you can connect your Namecheap domain to Hostkro web hosting.

First of all you need Hostkro Nameservers that help us to connect any domain to HostKro web hosting.

Here are the HostKro Nameservers that you need to connect your domain to HostKro web hosting.

  • ns1.hostkro.com
  • ns2.hostkro.com

You also get nameservers and other hosting details through email when you get hosting from Hostkro.

Now Let’s see How to connect Namecheap domain to HostKro web hosting.

How To Connect Namecheap Domain To HostKro

Login to your namecheap account.

namecheap-login-page
  • Click on domain list option and then click on manage button next to your domain name.
  • Enter HostKro nameservers in nameserver option and click on right tick to save nameservers.

It will take up to 72 hours to propagate nameservers completely. We strongly recommend that you do not discontinue your previous hosting service until this period is over. During these 72 hours, some of your visitors will access your site on the old server and some on the new so you need them both up and running.

If you want to check that nameservers are propagated or not then follow the below steps.

  • Go to the dnschecker.org website.
  • Here enter your domain name and click on the search button.
dns-propogation-checker

If you get a green tick and Hostkro IP next to the location that means it domain nameserver propagated and you can start building your website. But if you see a cross next to the IP then you need to wait for some time.

Troubleshooting: What to Do If It’s Taking Longer Than 72 Hours

Nameserver changes don’t happen instantly because DNS relies on caching at multiple levels — your ISP’s resolver, your device’s operating system, and even your browser can all hold onto the old nameserver records for a while before checking again. That’s why the same domain can show the new site on one network and the old one on another during the propagation window. Here’s how to work through it if it’s been longer than 72 hours:

  1. Double-check the nameservers were saved correctly. A single typo in ns1.hostkro.com or ns2.hostkro.com will silently prevent propagation entirely. Go back into your registrar’s DNS settings and confirm both nameservers are entered exactly as shown, with no trailing spaces.
  2. Check for leftover DNS records overriding the nameserver change. Some registrars keep old A records or CNAME entries active even after you switch to custom nameservers, which can cause inconsistent behavior. If your registrar has a separate “DNS Records” section distinct from “Nameservers,” make sure nothing there is still pointing at your old host.
  3. Distinguish “site unreachable” from “site shows old content.” These are two different problems. If the domain won’t load at all, it’s usually still a nameserver/propagation issue. If it loads but shows your old site, that’s typically a local DNS or browser cache issue on your device — try a different network, a private/incognito browser window, or flushing your local DNS cache before assuming anything is wrong server-side.
  4. Re-check dnschecker.org from multiple locations, not just once. Propagation genuinely does happen at different speeds in different regions — a green tick in most locations with a couple still pending is normal and not something to worry about.
  5. If it’s been more than 48 hours past the 72-hour window with no movement anywhere, that’s no longer a normal propagation delay — open a support ticket with HostKro so they can check the nameserver configuration on their end rather than continuing to wait it out.

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This is how you can connect Namecheap domain to HostKro’s web hosting. If you still have any question and query just let us know in the comment section. Also check out our hosting plans for your business.

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