[Robert_Crawford]

How would i set that up? I assume it has something to do with the dns info on the account?

[Vince]

If you have a registered domain name (not .tk or .nl.tt or something like that) you can go to the DNS settings and add an A record, pointing to the ip of your server.

[Ash.]

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Originally Posted by Vince If you have a registered domain name (not .tk or .nl.tt or something like that) you can go to the DNS settings and add an A record, pointing to the ip of your server.

Or, simpler way; You could simply point a sub domain to your ip address, then add your port to the end, eg; server.myweb.com:7777

[Robert_Crawford]

Now how would i do that using cpanel?

[Mike Garber]

You don't have to setup a subdomain, it will work anyways. Atleast it did for me. When I had samp.erpsite.net as the server adress, I never setup any subdomain pointing anywhere but it worked with <anything>.erpsite.net or just erpsite.net, but that requires the server to be on the same IP as the domain points to.

[Robert_Crawford]

I'm going to try the redirection tool under subdomains on cpanel.

[Robert_Crawford]

Didn't Work

[DeSantis]

ill make a video and show you :P

[Robert_Crawford]

Lol gracias how long till that happens?

[Gabe]

Lol, the subdomains won't work...

In cPanel go to Domains -> Simple DNS Zone Editor

Add an A record with the name "server" and the Address as your IP address.

EDIT: Make sure you delete the subdomain first.