Restriction: This feature is available only in Enterprise groups.
- Decide which domain you want to use for the group.
Tip: Consider using a subdomain for the group instead of a top-level domain because using a subdomain gives your organization more flexibility. See Setting up a custom subdomain. - Delegate the DNS server settings for the domain to dns1.groups.io and dns2.groups.io. You must complete this step with the company where your domain is registered. You can use either of these methods:
- Contact your domain registrar’s support department for assistance.
- Do it yourself by logging into your account at your domain registrar and replacing any existing DNS servers with dns1.groups.io and dns2.groups.io. You might be able to find instructions on your domain registrar’s website.
- After the domain’s DNS server settings are changed, contact Groups.io Support and provide:
- The name of the Enterprise group
- The domain name
Groups.io Support then takes the necessary steps to complete the domain setup.
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Introduction to Groups.io for group owners
Creating a group
Promoting your group
Group aliases
Renaming a group
Customizing group settings
Setting membership defaults
Changing the group's cover photo and icon
Managing group and member notices
Managing members
Managing owners and moderators
Managing topics and messages
Managing hashtags
Activity log
Analytics dashboard
Notifications about group activity
Storage space
Integrations
Subgroups
Donations and sponsorships
Sticking topics and wiki pages to the top of the Topics page
Locking and unlocking groups and subgroups
Banning or unbanning domains
GitHub support in Groups.io
Upgrading or downgrading groups
Groups.io billing
Exporting or downloading your group’s data
Deleting a group or subgroup
Enterprise group features
Terms