So let's just look at the basic steps on how to host that domain name.
Now, first you've got to look for it.
And that's a pain because everything you're going to like, everything you're going to want is probably
taken.
So you got to get real creative sometimes.
So if you don't have a domain name already, pick a registrar.
Again, the two big ones are Go Daddy and Network Solutions.
I'm not here to sell them on any level.
I'm just here to say those are the companies that are here to say, and you're less likely to have your
domain name sold to someone that you're going to have to chase.
So whoever you pick, take that information.
Log on to your brand new Office 365 account, make sure you're an administrative contac.
There is a menu option called domains.
Give it a click.
There's a button to add a domain, and then it just walks you through all the steps.
Step one, step two, step three.
What's kind of cool is sometimes it will look up on the Internet and it'll figure out that let's say
you're at Network Solutions and go Daddy.
It'll recognize that it'll pop up a window and allow you to log on to validate that you own that domain.
And then it actually populates it for you.
If you use someone who's not in some of the the bigger games like Network Solutions and go Daddy, then
it'll give you a whole list of DNS entries and you're going to have to go to that registrar and populate
them.
So follow the steps carefully populate DNS.
And again, they're going to take all of those settings and 365.