Blogger custom URL binding own domain

  Blogger free custom URL, the original "blogspot.com" pointing to own the domain, create their own brand. Based on experience, we will use "top-level domain", "subdomain" and " URL forwarding of the naked domain name " for explanation respectively; and in the setting part of the "DNS platform", use " Freenom Nameservers " for complete steps Description.

Before  Blogger binds the URL, it must have its own URL to do the URL binding action, which means that the URL must be purchased first. When purchasing a URL, in addition to observing whether the domain name provider is authorized by " ICANN ", it is recommended to choose a domain provider with a "two-step verification" login as a choice. Similarly, I am here for a free domain name Do it by applying. 

Setup process

1. Main domain www settings (www.example.com top-level domain)
2. Subdomain blog setting (blog.example.com subdomain)
3. How to redirect the "naked domain name" URL to non-www

Set up teaching

Step 1

Main domain www settings (top domain)

First, log in to the DNS background, and fill in the following information in the DNS management area (HOST RECORDS) in order (if the content is xxxxxxxx, it means that you need to fill in the configuration data provided by the system):

Record (RECORD)	Name, label, or host field (HOST)	Target URL, target or pointing field (IP Address)
CNAME	www	ghs.google.com
CNAME	xxxxxxxx	xxxxxxxx.dv.googlehosted.com
A	@	216.239.32.21
A	@	216.239.34.21
A	@	216.239.36.21
A	@	216.239.38.21

The CNAME record field is used to point your domain name to the Blogger blog; the A record field is to point the non-WWW domain name to the WWW top-level domain (or subdomain) name. In other words, if you do not intend to Non-www import www domain, you don’t need to write this area.

After that, log in to the Blogger backend, find "Settings \ Basic" in the left page frame, and then click on the screen on the right page frame [＋Add custom domain]

After clicking [Save], it will appear,

In DNS, replace XXXXXXXX. as the picture shows:

After that, return to the blogger's background and click [Save]. If it fails to save, it is because the DNS needs some time to update, and it will take a while.

After saving, start the redirect domain. And turn on HTTPS.

HTTPS settings

First, you need to enable the availability of HTTPS, wait for a period of time, and then enable HTTPS redirection. This means that your domain name is successfully bound.

Subdomain blog setting (blog.example.com subdomain)

The difference between the subdomain name setting and the main domain name setting is that in the DNS setting, the www record needs to be changed to the name of the subdomain name, and then the operation in the blogger background is the same as the main domain name binding operation.

How to redirect the "naked domain name" URL to non-www

Turning on the redirect domain is the way to redirect "naked domain name" URLs to non-www.