Domain Manager

Manage DNS Records

You will have absolute authority over the DNS records for all the domains that you have registered or transferred to us. You can even register your own name servers like dns1.your-domain.com and dns2.your-domain.com and create custom DNS resource records (A, AAAA, MX, SRV, CNAME, TXT, etc. records).

Domain Parking

With the Domain Manager GUI, you can park any of your domain names registered with us and manage already parked domains. Parked domains will automatically forward your visitors to a web site of your choice or to a special template-based web page. You can park a new domain and leave it until your web site is ready. Even if you do not need a new domain at the moment, you can still use the service to book attractive domain names for prospective ventures.

ID Protection

The identity protection service allows you to protect your personal or business WHOIS data. By default, when you register a domain name, your registrant information becomes openly available for everyone to see. With the ID protection service enabled, your details will be instantaneously concealed and the WHOIS search will return the domain name registration service provider's data instead of yours.

Multi-Domain Management Options

With the Domain Manager graphical user interface, administering multiple domains simultaneously is surprisingly easy. For example, the domain registration wizard allows you to order multiple domain names at the same time. You will be able to just as easily renew your domain names before they reach their expiration dates. Plus, you can increase the security of all your domain names with just one click of the mouse by activating the ID protection service.

More Features

With our Domain Manager, you can quickly update the WHOIS details associated with any of your domain names. You can also order a new digital certificate at a moderate price, which is mandatory if you have a shopping portal. And we have incorporated an easy-to-use tool, which will enable you to easily forward registered domain names to other sites.