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The WHOIS information associated with your domain name becomes publicly available to everybody right after the domain name registration process itself. You’ll be able to skip that by enabling an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain name. With it, your own personal or business info, including your name, email and home address, will be replaced with fictitious details. To order Whois Privacy Protection for your domain name, just pick the domain and after that click on the Whois Privacy Protection icon to activate this service.

This particular service is available with the majority of the universal and country–specific domain name extensions that we’re offering. Make sure you look at the TLD information page on our website to find out which TLDs are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

If you want to use WordPress MultiSite or some other multi–site app, or even if you want to prevent people from mistyping the ’www.’ part of your domain name, you can make use of the wildcard domain name activation options offered by our Domain Manager interface.

With the Wildcard functionality available in the Domain Manager, you will be able to redirect all the hosts and subdomains under a certain domain, for instance – forum.domain.com or blog.domain.com, to the index page of your site.

The WHOIS info for your domain name shows your official contact details and it must be kept up to date all the time. If your email changes, or you want to transfer the ownership rights over your domain name to someone else, you’ll have to change your current WHOIS information momentarily.

Through the point & click Domain Manager tool, you’ll be able to quickly modify the WHOIS info for one or multiple domains at the same time! All the modifications that you’ve made will be updated live instantaneously! Please take into account the fact that not all TLD extensions support this option, so first check on our website if this feature is offered for the domain that you plan to update.

Using the GeoIP location tool incorporated into the Domain Manager, you can point a specific language version of your website to a certain target audience. It sports an intuitive point & click interface where you don’t need to add any code. You just need to insert the country of origin of your future website visitors and the URL that you’d like to open for those visitors.

For example, if you’ve got a German version of your web site at de.your–site.com, you need to type it in the URL field and select Germany as a target market. Thus, if a person from Germany visits your website, they will see de.your–site.com and not your–site.com.