SSL Certificates

From your Control Panel, you will be able to easily shield the WHOIS info associated with your domain name, which, by default, is accessible on the World Wide Web for everybody to see. You just need to request the Whois Privacy Protection service to be activated for your domain and your personal information, including your name, email and physical address, will be instantaneously substituted with fictional details.

This service is available with the majority of the universal and country–specific domains offered on our site.

With the help of the Wildcard DNS feature, you will be able to make all your active sub–domains load the home page of your website. For instance, when someone types in smth.domain.com or any.domain.com, they’ll visit http://domain.com/.

You might need the Wildcard DNS feature for a multi–site web application like Joomla^™ Multi–Site or WordPress.

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

When registering a domain name, you’ll be required to give relevant and up–to–the–minute registration information, regardless of whether you are a person or a firm. That is why, you’ll need to update your WHOIS details whenever necessary. Having said that, not all top–level domain name extensions support this feature by default, so first check if this option is available before attempting a WHOIS update.

Via the Domain Manager in your Control Panel, you can alter the registrant, administrative and technical contact info for one or multiple domains at the same time. All the modifications that you make will be reflected live immediately!