Domains with HostLoaded.com

The WHOIS info pertaining to your domain will become publicly revealed to everybody immediately after the registration process itself. You can elude that by activating an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain. With it, your personal or business information, including your name, email and home address, will be replaced with fictional details. To Whois Privacy Protect your domain, just pick the domain and click the Whois Privacy Protection icon to request the activation of this service.

This particular service is available with the majority of the universal and country–specific top–level domain names that we’re offering. Go look at the TLD information page on our site to find out which TLD extensions are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

Via our Domain Manager, you will be able to effortlessly administer a ton of domains from a single location. You will obtain access to an extensive array of DNS controls and will also be able to make modifications to lots of domain names simultaneously.

What’s more, in case you also have a cloud hosting account with HostLoaded.com, you’ll be able to control both your domain names and your web sites from one place.

Within the Control Panel there is a point–and–click domain name management interface featuring a lot of controls for administering numerous domains at the same time. You will be able to quickly create subdomains, forward websites, alter the name servers or the WHOIS details pertaining to a domain name, specify custom DNS records and even more.

Apart from the basic domain name controls, in the Domain Manager you will also find an option to hide your domain registration information using the Whois Privacy Protection option as well as to safeguard your e–commerce portal’s transactions with standard or wildcard SSL certificates.

Through the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you can update all the DNS records pertaining to your domain with just one simple click of the mouse! All essential types of DNS resource records are supported, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. All you have to do is fill in the new value for the DNS record that you’d like to add or alter, hit the action button and allow some time for the new DNS resource record to be propagated all over the world. Another option is to convert a DNS record to its old status.

Also, if you desire to make your website’s name servers resemble your actual domain, you can do that with merely a click through the Domain Manager.