Have main website hosted on 3rd party while keeping Google Sites for Users

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Hi, I want a third party hosting my main site with PHP, MySQL, etc...

I don't know which DNS records to modify.

Is it possible to have the following mappings:

www.example.com => 3rd party hosting blog.example.com => other 3rd party hosting mail.example.com => Google Mail docs.example.com => Google Docs sites.example.com => Google Sites sites.example.com/internal-site => Google Sites internal site ...

Right now in TotalDNS, I have www => ghs.google.com. If I modify only this record to point to the IP provided by the 3rd party hosting, is it going to work ? Do I also need to add NameServers, remove the ones Google added ?

Thx for the help

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