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The WHOIS information pertaining to your domain becomes publicly revealed to everyone right after the registration procedure itself. You’ll be able to escape that by ordering an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain name. With it, your own personal or corporate information, including your name, email address and street address, will be replaced with fictional information. To activate Whois Privacy Protection for your domain name, just choose the domain and click on the Whois Privacy Protection button to request the activation of this service.

This specific service is available with most of the generic and country–code Top–Level Domains that we’re offering. Take a look at the TLD information page on our web site to learn which domains are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

When a person or a company registers a domain name, they are asked to furnish complete and relevant WHOIS info. Because this info should be kept up to date all the time, it may often need to be updated.

Via the Domain Manager, you will be able to easily alter the WHOIS information for each of your domains anytime you want. All you have to do is specify the new contact details and then push the Edit button. The modifications will be immediately reflected live. You can edit the WHOIS information for one or several domain names at the same time.

With the aid of the Wildcard DNS option, you’ll be able to make all your active subdomains open the main page of your web site. For example, if somebody enters any.domain.com or smth.domain.com, they’ll be forwarded to http://domain.com/.

You may need the Wildcard DNS functionality for a multisite web application such as WordPress or Joomla^™ Multi–Site.

To activate a wildcard domain name, go to the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel and then push the Add Host button located on the right. At the bottom of the list of options, you’ll see the Wildcard Domain tickbox.

Via the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you’ll able to easily edit all the DNS records pertaining to your domain name with merely one simple click! All main types of DNS resource records are supported, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. All you need to do is fill in the new value for the DNS resource record that you’d like to add or update, press the action button and allow some time for the new record to be propagated all over the world. An alternative option is to convert a DNS resource record to its default value.

What is more, if you desire to make your site’s nameservers look like your actual domain, you can achieve that with only a single click of the mouse through the Domain Manager.