SSL Certificates

Through your Control Panel, you’ll be able to easily protect the WHOIS information associated with your domain, which, by default, is available on the World Wide Web for everyone to see. Just request the Whois Privacy Protection service to be enabled for your domain and then your registrant details, including your name, e–mail and street address, will be instantaneously replaced with fictional details.

This given service is available with most of the generic and country–code TLD extensions offered on our site.

Through the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you can modify various types of DNS records for your domain names, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, SRV, CNAME and TXT records. Adding a new DNS resource record is pretty easy. You just have to choose a domain and fill in the resource record that you want. Any change you’ve made will be reflected live within twenty four hours. If you want to restore the previous DNS record value, simply hit the Revert button.

The Custom DNS section also boasts a GeoIP location tool, which allows you to direct individuals from a certain geographical area to a specific language version of your website.

With the Wildcard feature available in the Domain Manager, you’ll be able to make all the hosts that you have under a certain domain name load the home page of your web site.

This feature can be very useful if you need to run a multi–site application on your web site, or if you want a particular subdomain to direct to the home page of your website.

You’ll be able to add a wildcard domain name with merely a click of the mouse from the Control Panel–integrated Domain Manager tool. You simply need to click the Add Host button located on the right and you’ll notice the Wildcard option at the bottom of the dialogue box.