Add guide for connecting ngrok to a GoDaddy custom domain #766
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Hi @Ashish-Pandey62 thank you for writing this up! i will get this merged today. sorry for the delay. |
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Hi @russorat, I think it isn't merged yet. |
Signed-off-by: Russ Savage <[email protected]>
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This guide explains how to configure a custom domain in GoDaddy to work with ngrok. It includes detailed steps for logging into your GoDaddy account, accessing DNS management, adding a CNAME record, configuring ngrok, and verifying the domain setup. This addition aims to help users seamlessly integrate their GoDaddy domains with ngrok.