Domains by Ion Mod

According to regulations sanctioned by ICANN, the WHOIS information pertaining to your domain name is publicly accessible and your personal or business info can be viewed online by anybody. To help you hide your registration details from the general public, our company offers you a WHOIS protection solution at a pretty attractive price. From the Domain Manager, just pick the domain that you’d like to protect and after that click the Whois Privacy Protection button on the right to request the activation of this feature.

Please take into consideration that this given service is available solely with these particular TLDs: .info, .biz, .co, .co.za, .me, .tv, .pro, .cc, .net, .com and .org.

The Domain Manager is an invaluable part of our hosting Control Panel and includes all the features that you need to administer your domain names. It features a well–designed interface through which you can change DNS settings, update WHOIS records, lock your domain name or create subdomains with only one click.

Through the Domain Manager you could also order additional services such as Whois Privacy Protection and digital certificates.

From the Domain Manager section of the Control Panel, you will have full control over your domain name’s DNS resource records. You can effortlessly modify a variety of DNS resource records, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. Adding new DNS resource records and updating them when necessary is astonishingly easy. Just specify the desired value and then hit the Add button. A few hours will be needed for the newly specified DNS resource records to be propagated all over the globe. In case you have to revert a DNS resource record to its default status, you can also do that with only one click of the mouse.

In addition, the Domain Manager gives you the chance to set nameservers for your domain name or to point visitors to different areas of your website on the basis of their whereabouts.

Working with our Domain Manager is very easy, regardless of whether you have one or numerous domain names to manage. Via its user–friendly interface, you can pick many domains at the same time and renew them (for one or several years), change their nameservers or modify the WHOIS info associated with them right away.

If you also have a web hosting account with us, you will be able to administer both multiple domain names and multiple websites at once from a single place.

In case you want to to park a domain, you’ll be able to quickly accomplish that with our Domain Parking interface. At any time, you’ll be able to effortlessly point your domain name to our two domain name parking templates – For Sale and Under Construction. The domain name will be parked right away. You’ll be able to park as many domain names as you like!

To personalize the domain parking templates, you may also put custom images and text.

By locking your domain, you’ll be able to safeguard it against unauthorized transfers. By doing this, any individual who attempts to initiate a transfer of your domain to a different registrar will be automatically blocked.

And in case you need to transfer your domain to some other domain name registrar yourself, you can unlock it with merely a click of the mouse. The domain locking/unlocking option is available in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel. Simply pick a domain name and click on the Registrar Lock button to lock or unlock it.

Using the GeoIP redirection tool included in the Domain Manager, you will be able to point a given language version of your web site to a given geographical region. It offers a simple point–and–click interface where you do not need to fill any code. Just type in the place of residence of your target visitors and the URL that you’d like to load for those visitors.

For instance, if you have a German version of your web site at de.your–site.com, you have to enter it in the URL field and then select Germany as a desired target market. This way, every time a person coming from Germany visits your web site, they will see de.your–site.com rather than your–site.com.