Domain Name Manager

Via the bizwebtech Hosting Control Panel, you are able to focus on a number of sites and domain names concurrently. The Domain Name Manager enables you to manage the various features of your domains – WHOIS data, name servers, custom DNS records, domain locking, etc. Additionally you can park unrestricted number of domains, direct domains, enable WHOIS Privacy Protection, and much more.

With merely a click of the mouse, it is possible to handle your sites’ files, databases, e–mail accounts, or look at the latest website statistics.

In the Hosting Control Panel, you will discover a method to create many DNS records for your domain names. You can actually forward your domain names to outside servers by means of A or AAAA records, implement third party mail web servers by using MX records, set up domain redirection along with CNAME records, enable support for extra solutions utilizing TXT records, etc. You can actually change the set up DNS records and even return them to their defaulting values with simply a click.

Further than the specialized DNS records, also you can register name servers that happen to be in accordance with your web address. Hence all of your customers will discover your brand name, in lieu of our generic name servers, every time they complete a WHOIS search.

Within the Hosting Control Panel, you can register attractive domains and also park them online up until you fill them with web content or re–sell them to someone else at a good price. If you park a domain name, you can select to redirect your domain name to a web theme page (’Under Construction’ page if you’re going to employ it for a web site, additionally a "for sale" page for those who like to sell the domain) or to a fully operational web site.

You can keep a domain name parked for so long as you’d like! From the Domain Name Manager, it is easy to modify the ’parked’ position of domain and connect it to a web site with just a mouse click.

You can point a domain to an alternative website as a result of point and click features in the bizwebtech Domain Name Manager. You can create redirections to both domains located in your own web hosting account and domain names found on external hosts. With just a mouse click, it is possible to choose the domain that you’ll want to reroute and afterwards designate the address of the host that you want it to go to. To undo a re–direction, simply click on the ’Host Domain’ button and our platform is going to forward the domain name back to your Linux shared packages account.

You may need domain redirection to point many domain names to one web site. As an example, if own a brand (your–brand.com), you can actually forward virtually all well–liked domain extensions towards your primary web site (your–brand.net, your–brand.info, your–brand.org, your–brand.biz, etc.) to make certain nobody will take the domain and ’steals’ your visitors.

Every single domain you register carries your private information that are commonly visible by the general public. Since there is a possibility that someone makes use of your details for spamming applications, you could have benefit of a WHOIS Privacy Protection solution. It can mask all private data from the general public, to ensure that if somebody makes a WHOIS check, they will simply view common info instead of yourpersonal details.

However don’t worry, if someone else has to contact you about your domain name – all communication demands are still delivered to your mailbox.

When you run a web shop that welcomes online payments or you possess a customer login location on your web site, you should think of putting in an SSL Certificate on it. It’s an easy approach to secure the connection amongst the site along with your customers, in order that the info sent like debit card info as well as sign in information remains safe. From our Domain Name Manager, you can quickly sign up for a completely new SSL certificate for your site.

An SSL certificate can be utilized simply for a single web site. If you’d like an SSL certificate for a number of web sites, you might take a look at a Wildcard SSL certificate.