Browsing tagged tales 'Domain Management'

How To Create Wildcard Subdomains with cPanel DNS Manager

Wildcard subdomains are crucial for dynamic setups like multisite environments, allowing you to...
How to Identify Your Domain Name Provider or Registrar

Knowing who your domain name provider (also called a registrar) is can help you manage your...
How to Reactivate a Suspended Domain Due to ICANN Contact Verification

Pre-requirements Access to the email address associated with the domain’s registrant contact...
How to Troubleshoot Domain Issues Using Linux, macOS, and Windows

Pre-requirements Administrator access to cPanel or Plesk for your hosting account. Access...
How To Use cPanel Domain Interface To Add Domains

When you host your website or create a cPanel account with WebHostingM, you can control multiple...
How to Verify and Manage Your Domain Contact Information for Compliance

Prerequisites Access to your domain registrar account. Ensure you have access to the email...
How To Verify Your Domain Contact Information

I just registered a domain and I noticed that I'm being asked to verify my contact information....
Important ICANN Contact Information Verification Notice

When a new domain is registered, you, as the registrant, have 14 days to verify your contact...
Managing Domains in cPanel - How to Create Subdomains, Addon, and Alias Domains

You can host an unlimited number of domains from a single cPanel account using the Domains...
The Easiest Way to Use cPanel Zone Editor with Google Domains

Managing your Google Domain's DNS records can be simple with the help of cPanel's Zone Editor....
Understanding Domain Name Renewals: How to Keep Your Domain Active

Overview Domain names are rented, not owned. You maintain ownership of a domain as long as you...
Understanding Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN)

What is a Fully Qualified Domain Name? A Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) is a critical...
Will Transferring My Domain to WebHostM Take Down My Website?

Pre-requirements Ensure your domain is unlocked and eligible for transfer (i.e., it doesn't...