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The WHOIS info associated with your domain name will become publicly visible to everyone after the registration process itself. You will be able to dodge that by enabling an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain name. With it, your own personal or business info, including your name, e–mail address and street address, will be replaced with fictitious info. To Whois Privacy Protect your domain name, simply choose the domain name and click on the Whois Privacy Protection button to request the activation of this service.

This service is available with most of the universal and country–specific domains that we offer. Have a closer look at the TLD information page on our site to learn which domains are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

With the Wildcard feature available in the Domain Manager, you can make all the hosts that you have under a certain domain name load the main page of your website.

This feature can be very useful when you need to install a multisite application on your site, or when you want a specific subdomain to point to the index page of your web site.

You’ll be able to add a wildcard domain name with merely a click of the mouse from the Control Panel–integrated Domain Manager tool. All you have to do is press the Add Host button located on the right and you will see the Wildcard option at the bottom of the dialogue box.

When registering a domain name, you must provide precise WHOIS information as well as to keep it up to date constantly. If you need to change your email or postal address, or in case you mean to transfer the domain name to somebody else, you can do that via the Domain Manager interface.

Simply click on the Edit WHOIS button beside the domain in question and then change the corresponding registrant, admin and technical information. After you click the Update button, the modifications will be momentarily updated online.

With the Registrar Lock option activated, you can rest assured that your domain is protected from cyber robbery. Any person who initiates an unsolicited domain transfer will be automatically stopped and the domain transfer request – declined.

In case, at a certain point, you decide to transfer your domain name to a different domain name registrar, you will be able to unlock it with a single click. You will find the domain locking/unlocking functionality in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel.