To set up your own DNS servers for your domain, follow these organized steps:

1. Access Hosting Control Panel: Go to your hosting control panel and navigate to the Advanced DNS tab.

2. Select Nameserver Type: In the Personal DNS Server section, choose between Standard or Custom nameservers from the dropdown menu.

3. Add Nameserver:

   • Click on "Add Nameserver."
   • Enter the desired hostname (e.g., "ns1") for your domain (e.g., "ns1.nctest.info").

4. Obtain IP Address: Contact your hosting provider to obtain the necessary IP address for your DNS server. Ensure it's an external, accessible IP if needed.

5. Create A Records: After adding the nameserver, create corresponding A records in your domain zone file. This maps your domain name to the IP address of your DNS server.

6. Check Nameserver Registration:

   • To check standard nameservers, select "Standard Nameservers" and click Search.
   • For custom nameservers, enter the full hostname (e.g., "dns1.test.nctest.info") in the Host field and click Search.

7. Verify DNS Configuration: Ensure that your domain's DNS settings are updated to point to these new servers if you wish to switch. If not, maintain existing configurations while setting up A records for consistency.

8. Consider Domain Ownership: Verify if "nctest.info" is available or if you need a separate domain for your nameservers, which may incur additional costs.

9. Check IP Accessibility: Ensure the IP address is public and accessible, possibly requiring port forwarding for external DNS queries.

10. Contact Support if Needed: If unsure about configuration steps, contact your hosting provider for assistance.