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On June 15, 2023, Google entered into a definitive agreement with Squarespace, indicating their intent to purchase all domain registrations and related customer accounts from Google Domains. When the transaction between Google and Squarespace closed on September 7, 2023, all Google Domains users became customers of Squarespace. As of July 10 ...
In any web browser, go to admin.google.com. Starting from the sign-in page, enter the email address and password for your admin account (it does not end in @gmail.com). If you forgot your password, go to Reset your administrator password. An admin account has privileges to manage services for other people in your organization.
To the right of the domain you want to connect to your website, click More Edit DNS Settings. The DNS Settings page opens. Scroll down to the Create new subdomain section and enter the Name, Label, or Host value (usually www) of the CNAME record provided by your web host into the open field. Click Create subdomain.
Because the administrator is part of your organization, not part of Google, we can't tell you exactly who that person is. But here are ideas of who to ask. Your administrator might be: The person who gave you your username, as in name@your-company.com. Someone in your IT department or Help desk (at a company or school)
Sign in to Google Domains. Select the name of your domain. Open the menu . Click Email. Under Get a custom email address, click Get Google Workspace. Follow the steps to create your Google Workspace account and set up billing. You’re the administrator for your Google Workspace account, so you can add users and manage service settings.
Follow these steps to find the domain name: a. Click the Start menu button, and click Control Panel. b. In the Control Panel, click Performance and Maintenance, and click the System icon. c. In the System Properties window, select the Computer Name tab. d.
Verify your domain or secondary domain as soon as possible to use Google Workspace services. Verifying your domain doesn’t affect your email or website. You must verify your domain within the first 9 days of your free trial period. A Google Workspace account with an unverified primary domain is subject to automatic cancellation.
Turn on DKIM for the domain that sends your email. To reduce the chances that messages from your domain are sent to spam or blocked by Gmail, follow the general best practices in this section. Set up valid reverse DNS records of your IP addresses that point to your domain. Set up SPF and DKIM so they’re aligned.
Tell Google Workspace to activate Gmail. (a) Return to the browser tab where you have the Google Workspace setup tool open. (You can reopen the tool if you closed it.) (b) Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Activate Gmail. Important: Some registrars may require additional time to publish your MX records.
You need to contact your domain host for help entering your verification record. To find your host, see Identify your domain host. My records are correct but domain still not verified. If you waited 48 hours and confirmed your domain verification records are in place but your domain ownership is still not verified, contact Google Workspace support.