Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection

Through the Domain Manager, you’ll also be able to order an SSL certificate for your domain name. With an SSL certificate, all the delicate information that your customers submit via your web site (on the order page, via a login form, and so on) will be encrypted and the submitted information will never be imperiled.

To activate an SSL certificate for your domain, simply enter the required information and press the Activate button. You can request an ordinary SSL certificate, which will be enabled for only one single host, or a wildcard SSL certificate, which will be enabled for all the hosts under your domain name.

If you desire to point your domain to another site or a sub–domain to another section of your web site, we have an excellent solution for you. You’ll no longer need to resort to .htaccess redirection strategies – you can perform these procedures via our useful domain redirection tool.

All you have to do to redirect your domain is indicate where it will lead. Our intelligent system will accomplish everything else and your domain will start to point to the preferred location instantaneously.

If you’re creating an online brand, you cannot rely on a single domain name. To create successful brand awareness and to forestall any online identity theft, you need to secure several different domains simultaneously – my–brand.com, my–brand.net, etc. Within the web hosting Control Panel you will find a clever solution to this problem – Small Business Hosting’s bulk domain name registration tool.

You can register multiple domain names simultaneously and specify different WHOIS details for each one of them.

In case you ever face any difficulties while working with Small Business Hosting’s web hosting Control Panel, our company offers an easy method of fixing them – our video tutorials. We’ve created an astonishing collection of informative videos that encompass practically everything you can do with Small Business Hosting’s web hosting Control Panel – from registering a domain to updating your PHP settings.

Additionally, we have a detailed F.A.Q. repository, which includes the questions that our client service staff gets asked the most. What’s more, you can always get in touch with our 24/7 tech support team and have one of our expert customer service technicians explore your problem.

Inside the Control Panel you’ll find a point–and–click domain name administration tool with a set of features for administering several domains at the same time. You can easily create subdomains, redirect sites, update the nameservers as well as the WHOIS records associated with a domain, set custom DNS records and a lot more.

Apart from the typical domain controls, in the Domain Manager you’ll also find an option to shield your registration information by using the Whois Privacy Protection feature and also to secure your online shop’s monetary transactions with traditional or wildcard SSLs.

If you want to use WordPress MultiSite or some other multisite application, or even if you want to prevent people from mistyping the ’www.’ part of your domain name, you’ll be able to make use of the wildcard domain activation options offered by our Domain Manager interface.

With the Wildcard option included in the Domain Manager, you will be able to direct all the hosts and sub–domains under a given domain, for example – blog.domain.com or forum.domain.com, to the index page of your site.

With the GeoIP redirection tool integrated into the Domain Manager, you will be able to point a given language version of your site to a particular geographical region. It offers an easy–to–use point ’n’ click interface where you don’t have to write any code. All you have to do is fill in the location of your prospective web site visitors together with the URL that you want to load for those visitors.

For example, if you have a German version of your website at de.your–site.com, you will have to type it in the URL field and then select Germany as a desired target market. This way, if a visitor coming from Germany visits your site, they will see de.your–site.com and not your–site.com.