SSL Certificates

The WHOIS information pertaining to your domain becomes publicly available to everyone right after the registration process itself. You can escape that by enabling an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain. With it, your personal or business information, including your name, e–mail address and physical address, will be replaced with fictional information. To activate Whois Privacy Protection for your domain, just pick the domain name and click on the Whois Privacy Protection icon to activate this feature.

This particular service is available with most of the universal and country–specific top–level domain names that we offer. Make sure you take a closer look at the TLD information page on our web site to see which domain name extensions are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

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.

Every domain name owner is required to present complete and accurate registrant contact information. This is actually the so–called WHOIS info. Because it should be as accurate as possible, it often needs to be edited. And if you have to alter the WHOIS information for more than one single domain name at a time, this can be a rather tough project.

From the Domain Manager interface, you will be able to easily update the WHOIS info for one or multiple domain names simultaneously. All changes will be reflected online almost immediately.

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.