Domains with Your Datahosting Company and Internet Income Builder

The Domain Manager is an integral part of our web hosting Control Panel and includes all the features that you need to manage your domain names. It boasts a user–friendly interface through which you can manage DNS settings, modify WHOIS information, lock your domain name or set up subdomain names with only one simple click of the mouse.

Using the Domain Manager tool you could even request additional services like Whois Privacy Protection and SSLs.

Our Domain Manager will grant you full authority over multiple domains. Just select the domain names whose settings you have to update and then choose the action that you want to perform. You’ll be able to renew the chosen domain names, to update their WHOIS details and even to update their nameservers simultaneously.

The option to administer multiple domain names simultaneously will help domain name registrants save time on daily domain name management procedures.

Through the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you’ll be able to change different DNS records for your domain names, among them A, AAAA, MX, NS, SRV, CNAME and TXT resource records. Adding a new record is unbelievably easy. You only need to select a domain and enter the DNS resource record that you want. Any change you have made will be reflected live within just one day. If you’d like to restore the old DNS record value, simply push the Revert button.

The Custom DNS section also boasts a GeoIP location tool, which enables you to direct individuals from a specific geographic location to a specific language version of your site.

Through your Control Panel, you’ll be able to easily safeguard the WHOIS info pertaining to your domain, which, by default, is disclosed on the web for everyone to see. You just have to request the Whois Privacy Protection option to be enabled for your domain name and your personal details, including your name, e–mail and home address, will be automatically replaced with fictitious details.

This service is available with the majority of the universal and country–specific top–level domain name extensions offered on our site.

When registering a domain name, you must present relevant 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 plan to transfer the domain to someone else, you can do that through the Domain Manager interface.

Simply hit the Edit WHOIS button next to the domain in question and edit the respective registrant, admin and technical information. After you hit the Update button, the changes will be momentarily reflected live.

If you have only a domain name with Your Datahosting Company and Internet Income Builder, but you also desire to transfer your website(s) to our platform, you can merely upgrade to one of our cloud hosting packages. Simply go to the Upgrade Plan section of the Domain Control Panel and pick the package that you desire to move to. We’ll then enable each one of the available web hosting features for you and you will be able to make the most of all the website setup and management tools that are within the Control Panel.

All our cloud hosting plans offer a drag & drop File Manager, webmail access, the possibility to create multiple MySQL databases and to examine detailed traffic stats, and even more, so all you will have to consider is the amount of resources that you need for your web sites.

With the GeoIP location tool incorporated into the Domain Manager, you can point a specific language version of your web site to a particular geographical region. It offers an easy–to–use point ’n’ click interface where you do not have to type any code. You just have to insert the location of your prospective site visitors and the URL that you’d like to load for those visitors.

For example, if you’ve got a German version of your web site at de.your–site.com, you should type it in the URL field and choose Germany as a preferred destination market. In this way, if a person from Germany pays a visit to your website, they’ll see de.your–site.com and not your–site.com.