Step 2 - Upload Content
Upload the existing content affiliated with the domain name you are moving from the current hosting provider to the VPS that will be hosting the domain name.

• Transferring Files To and From VBC

Step 3 - Modify Domain Registration
Only after you are sure that the new domain name and content are working correctly, you should submit a domain name modification request to the appropriate domain name registrar. Modify the domain name registration information with the registrar by sending them a modification request. You must modify the Primary and Secondary Name Server information so that the domain is resolved by our Primary and Secondary Name Servers.

Windows 2000 server
Nameserver 1 hostname: NS1.VBCHOSTING.COM
Nameserver 1 IP address: 208.143.203.81
Nameserver 2 hostname: NS2.VBCHOSTING.COM
Nameserver 2 IP address: 208.143.203.82

Unix Server
Nameserver3 hostname: NS3.VBCHOSTING.COM
Nameserver 3 IP address: 64.239.102.11
Nameserver 32 hostname: NS32.VBCHOSTING.COM
Nameserver 32 IP address: 64.239.103.11

Contact the appropriate domain name registrar for more information concerning the modification of the domain name registration.

Step 4 - Wait
You must continue to have both your existing site and your new hosting active for at least as long as the TTL (Time To Live) for the domain name. The TTL is the amount of time that any name server on the Internet is allowed to cache the data (such as the IP address) associated with a domain name. After the TTL expires, a name server discards cached data and contacts the authoritative name server (the Primary or Secondary Name Server for your domain name) to retrieve updated data. In short, don't cancel the account with the previous hosting provider until after the domain's TTL has elapsed. Usually 48 to 72 hours after you submit your request to transfer