I have registered a domain name (let's call it example.com.au) through GoDaddy and have an active email account using the gmail servers (info@example.com.au). The gmail setup process automatically set my DNS records so that mail service is handled by their servers and it works well.I now have a website on ecoweb hosting that I want to go live. I want browser requests for:example.com.auwww.example.com.auto point to my page on the ecowebhosting web server.Currently this is accessible through:http://217.199.187.200/example.com.au/I fear if I change nameserver configuration at GoDaddy to:ns1.example.co.ukns2.example.co.ukas instructed on ecowebhosting site, it will break gmail functionality because the mail settings given by ecowebhost will be different.Can you advise or point me to a guide on how I can do this properly without affecting mail?
DNS Help - Point Web Requests to Web Host without affecting Existing Email Settings
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