# How to link a domain?

### Three simple steps

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### Enter your domain in Typelink

Open Settings `/` Own domain and enter your domain name
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### Add A-record at 137.66.60.33 

Try In order to connect your domain, you'll need to have a DNS A record that points at 137.66.60.33
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### **Remove any other A, AAAA, or CNAME records**

It is very important to delete any existing A, AAAA, or CNAME records, as they may interfere with the proper functioning of your domain.
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In Typelink, you can connect your own domain to your site. To link your domain, go to Settings and open the "Own Domain" section.

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Enter your domain and copy the IP address. You will need to add this IP address as an A record with your domain registrar.

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If you have completed all the steps in the instructions, you will see the message "**Successfully**!" next to your domain.
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