Domains Manager

The HostLoaded.com Domains Manager possesses a simplified interface out of which you can manage all of your domains and websites with only a click. You’ll find a number of domain name settings including – the option to edit WHOIS, modify name servers, create custom DNS records, lock/unlock domain, etc., right at your fingertips. Additional domain name settings include infinite parked domains, URL redirection, WHOIS Privacy Protection, etc.

When you have many domain names, you can utilize the ’bulk domain’ option to register, transfer or renew many different domains at the same time. A number of the update domain name alternatives are furthermore appropriate for multiple domains at one go.

In the Online Control Panel, you’ll notice a method to set different DNS records for your domain names. You can actually forward your domain names to external servers through A or AAAA records, take advantage of third party mail servers by way of MX records, arrange domain re–direction along with CNAME records, allow support for added services using TXT records, etc. You’re able to alter the tweaked DNS records as well as return them to their standard values with just a click of the mouse.

Beyond the specialized DNS records, you can even register name servers that happen to be in accordance with your domain. Therefore your clients will see your brand, as opposed to our generic name servers, when they make a WHOIS search.

If you want a domain but do not have a web site for it yet, you can actually register it and additionally park it until eventually your website is prepared to go online. Domain Parking lets you get appealing domain names and place them on the web thanks to defaulting pages created by our platform. You could make a choice between an ’Under Construction’ web page or a "for sale" page. Alternatively, you’ll be able to for a while point the domain to a different website.

Right after the web site for your domain gets ready, you unpark your domain name with a click of the mouse and your website gets online promptly!

You’re able to point a domain name to a different website url with thanks to the convenient features with the HostLoaded.com Domains Manager. You can make redirections to simultaneously domain names located inside of your cloud hosting account and domain names positioned on external web servers. With merely a click of the mouse, it will be easier to pick the domain name that you want to route and then stipulate the website url of the host you want it to go to. To undo a redirection, simply click on the ’Host Domain’ button and then our system will rapidly point the domain straight back to your Linux cloud hosting account.

You may want domain name redirection to forward a handful of domains to one web site. As an example, if own a brand name (your–brand.com), you’ll be able to point all of the common domain extensions towards your main website (your–brand.net, your–brand.info, your–brand.org, your–brand.biz, etc.) to ensure that no–one will take the domain name and ’steals’ your users.

Your personal domain name registration info is publicly published by principle. The good news is, there’s a solution to stop it from featuring on the internet by means of WHOIS Privacy Protection! Using this type of solution, your WHOIS information will not show on the internet when someone performs a WHOIS search for your domain.

Nonetheless, if a person really has to make contact with you with regards to your domain name, they are able to makes use of the email indexed by the WHOIS details and we’ll forward it for you instantly.

Should you have a online store that welcomes online payments or if you have a client sign in location in your site, you should consider putting in an SSL Certificate on it. It’s a fast way to secure the link between your web site along with your customers, in order for the details sent just like debit card information and also logon details remains safe. In the Domains Manager, it’s easy to get a completely new SSL certificate for your personal website.

An SSL certificate may be used just for one web site. If you’d like an SSL certificate for various websites, you might take advantage of a Wildcard SSL certificate.