Web host other than BC

Hello,
I have a problem : I already purchase a hosting with another web host than BC. Is there any possibility to associate a BC temporary website to my web host ? I already purchased a domain name with them too.
Thanks for your help
Isabelle

Hi there,
You can not host Business Catalyst on anything else. It is a closed system.
If you mean just the domain name rather then hosting (there is a difference. Think the house is the hosting and the domain is your address.) then you can point your domain to Business Catalyst.
http://kb.worldsecuresystems.com/846/cpsid_84622.html

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