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When you register a domain name, the WHOIS info associated with it, by rule, becomes immediately available to the general public. In the Domain Manager built into your Control Panel, you can find a WHOIS protection functionality that can help you mask your personal details by substituting them with our own contact info.

The WHOIS protection functionality is available with most of the top–level domain name extensions offered on our website: .com, .info, .biz, .net, .org, .co, .co.za, .me, .tv, .pro, .cc.

Our Domain Manager will grant you full authority over multiple domain names. Just choose the domains whose settings you intend to to edit and then select the action that you’d like to execute. You will be able to renew the chosen domains, to change their WHOIS data and even to change their nameservers simultaneously.

The possibility to administer lots of domains at the same time will help domain name registrants save time on common domain administration tasks.

In each section of our web hosting Control Panel you can find a huge selection of informative how–to video clips. They offer solutions to all common issues and will show you the best way to complete a particular operation.

Plus, you can check out our F.A.Q. library, which comprises exhaustive how–to’s and manuals. Or you can get in touch with our 24/7 tech support team – the average ticket response time is 20 minutes.

We give you absolute authority over your domain names’ DNS resource records. From the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you will be able to modify various types of DNS records for a selected domain. These include A, AAAA, MX, NS, SRV, CNAME and TXT records. To add a new resource record, simply choose a domain name and then specify the new value in the respective record field. To modify the DNS record – click on ’Modify’; to retrieve the previous value – click on ’Revert’.

Through the GeoIP location tool, also included in the Custom DNS section, you’ll be able to present a certain language version of your site to people from a certain geographic region.

With the GeoIP location tool built into the Domain Manager, you can point a particular language version of your web site to a certain target audience. It sports a user–friendly point & click interface where you don’t need to write any code. You simply need to fill in the whereabouts of your future visitors and the URL that you’d like to load for those visitors.

For instance, if you’ve got a German version of your site at de.your–site.com, you will have to type it in the URL field and select Germany as a destination market. Thus, every time a visitor coming from Germany pays a visit to your web site, they will see de.your–site.com instead of your–site.com.