Learn how to configure your Super site’s DNS using Namecheap and handle DNS propagation delays
⚠️DNS propagation can sometimes take a long time with Namecheap.
If your domain has trouble connecting to Super and you’re sure the DNS settings are correct, it’s likely the DNS propagation is delayed. You can use this tool to check.
Step 1: Connect your domain at Super.so
Connect your domain in your Super account to view the DNS records needed for your Namecheap account
Root domain records
For a root domain like example.com you'll need to add the following records:
Type | Name | Value |
A | @ | 76.76.21.21 |
CNAME | www |
Subdomain records
For a subdomain like blog.example.com add this record:
Type | Name | Value |
CNAME | (your subdomain) |
Step 2: Update your DNS records on your Namecheap Account.
Configure your Super site's DNS with Namecheap
- Select Domain List from the left sidebar.
- Click the Manage button next to your domain.
- Click Advanced DNS.
- Click Add New Record.
- Type in the records provided in your Super dashboard.
CNAME record - cname.super.so
A Record - 76.76.21.21
Once you've saved your records in Namecheap, click "I've added the DNS records" in your Super dashboard and your DNS will begin to propagate. This usually takes a few minutes, but in some cases, propagation can take up to 24 hours.
Troubleshooting domain connection issues
If you run into issues, please make sure that you have:
- Added new DNS records to your domain provider
- Removed old DNS records
- Waited up to 24 hours for new settings to propagate
💡Use this tool to check if the records are set up correctly: https://www.whatsmydns.net/