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According to regulations stipulated by ICANN, the WHOIS information associated with your domain is publicly available and your personal or corporate info can be seen on the Internet by everybody. To help you hide your domain registration info from the public, we offer you a WHOIS protection option at a pretty good price. From the Domain Manager, simply select the domain name that you’d like to protect and click on the Whois Privacy Protection button on the right to request the activation of this service.

You should take into consideration that this particular service is available solely with these domain extensions: .info, .biz, .co, .co.za, .me, .tv, .pro, .cc, .net, .com and .org.

The Domain Manager is an essential part of our hosting Control Panel and includes all the features that you need in order to administer your domains. It has a simple–to–use interface via which you can update DNS records, modify WHOIS data, lock your domain or create sub–domain names with merely a single click.

From the Domain Manager you could also purchase additional services such as Whois Privacy Protection and digital certificates.

In each section of our web hosting Control Panel you can find a vast collection of informative tutorial videos. They offer solutions to all commonly occurring problems and will reveal to you the best way to complete a given action.

You can also have a look at our F.A.Q. library, which offers comprehensive how–to articles and manuals. Alternatively, you can get in touch with our 24/7 tech support team – the average customer support ticket response time is 20 minutes.

With the Registrar Lock feature activated, you can be sure that your domain is defended against online robbery. Any individual who initiates an unauthorized domain name transfer will be instantaneously blocked and the domain name transfer request – refused.

In case, at a certain point, you choose to transfer your domain name to some other domain registrar, you will be able to unlock it with one mouse click. You will find the locking/unlocking option in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel.

With the aid of the Wildcard DNS option, you will be able to make all your sub–domains direct to the main page of your website. For instance, when a person enters smth.domain.com or any.domain.com, they’ll be redirected to http://domain.com/.

You might need the Wildcard DNS functionality for a multi–site web app such as Joomla^™ Multi–Site or WordPress.

To add a wildcard domain, navigate to the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel and then click on the Add Host button on the right. At the bottom of the list of options, you will notice the Wildcard Domain tickbox.

Using the GeoIP redirection tool integrated into the Domain Manager, you’ll be able to point a particular language version of your website to a specific geographic region. It features an easy–to–work–with point ’n’ click interface where you don’t need to add any code. Just fill in the country of origin of your future site visitors and the URL that you want to open for those visitors.

For instance, if you have a German version of your web site at de.your–site.com, you ought to enter it in the URL field and select Germany as a preferred destination market. Thus, every time a visitor from Germany opens your web site, they will see de.your–site.com rather than your–site.com.

Your domain’s WHOIS information contains your official contact details and it must be kept up to date all the time. If your e–mail address changes, or if you desire to transfer the ownership rights over your domain to somebody else, you will need to change your current WHOIS information instantaneously.

Via the point ’n’ click Domain Manager tool, you will be able to easily update the WHOIS information for one or multiple domains at once! All the modifications that you have made will be reflected online instantaneously! Please don’t forget that not all Top–Level Domain extensions support this functionality, so first check on our web site whether or not this feature is available for the domain name that you want to update.