Anycast DNS is something that you definitely don't need to worry about, it's an advanced topic and mostly confusing in this context.

Is anycast DNS in various locations considered to be a solid plus for a hosting?

sounds like what we do with are DNS records for: https://bunnycdn.com/

* Cloud is just a glorified VPS. Some might actually will offer you failover, but still within the same location, you will never have full redundancy. keep backup and backup or backups. If you need t

Ahh, yes, those use CNAME, but that's unrelated to OPs issue. OP stated he is using gsuite for email and that appears to be working as he was concerned about breaking it when changing DNS providers. S

Another solution would be to use CloudFlare for your DNS and setup a page rule to redirect non-www to www subdomain.

I am the production guy! I just never worked with a Host Company such as this which requires simply a CNAME record. The Host Company also won't provide an IP anyway, nor any other DNS settings, all it

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https://serverfault.com/questions/641266/forward-the-root-domain-to-the-www-subdomain-using-dns-records

looking at the complete zone should help getting an idea what's there or not (though this requires a general understanding of how DNS works...)

* you need know your domain register, go to their control panel, get the DNS hosting provider, they could be same as your domain register or 3rd provider.

https://io.bikegremlin.com/13689/wp-site-dns/

If you're using it for the platform buildouts and consistency checks, a DNS-only license through the licensing portal is free and gives you access to the platform infrastructure. Only catch is it cann

You need to change the DNS records at BlueHost then

A) if you change your domains name servers, it will break your working email until you get those MX mail records (and dkim/spf records, if used, and should be using). I would suggest replication your

* Figure out what's your old DNS provider(from your story I think it's Google Domains). Point the NS record back to them to undo any changes you've made.

I can't see any existing DNS entries. I can't tell what the current IP (A record) is (in fact, Google Domains tells me No registered hosts have been set up., but the domain currently resolves to a fun

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I like using https://ping.eu for a battery of online tools (they write "Online Ping, Traceroute, DNS lookup, WHOIS, Port check, Reverse lookup, Proxy checker, Bandwidth meter, Network calcula

Thanks for pointing it out, @illyhosting already messaged me that DNS needs editing. Just added the right DNS and its working now.