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60-Day Lock After Change of Registrant What is a registrant? A domain name registrant is an...
An A record points a name to an IPv4 address. It is the record that sends visitors to the server...
A CNAME record points a prefix of your domain to another host name, instead of an IP address....
How Do I Update My REGISTRANT contact info? You can do this by logging into your Online...
How do I Order a New Domain Name? How to Order a New Domain Name...
How to LOCK / UNLOCK your Domain Registration You can do this by logging into your Online...
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MX (mail exchanger) records tell other mail servers where to deliver email for your domain. To...
An SPF record lists which mail servers are allowed to send email from your domain. Receiving...
Send my Auth / EPP Code for my Domain The Auth / EPP Code will will be Emailed TO the...
A subdomain is a prefix in front of your domain, such as blog.yourdomain.com or...
A TXT record holds a piece of text on your domain. Other services read it to confirm you own the...
DNS (the Domain Name System) is the internet's address book. People remember names like...
Your domain's nameservers decide where its DNS records are managed. Change them when you want to...
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DNS records tell the internet where your website, email and other services live. If your domain...
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This article has moved. See Add Domains and Subdomains in cPanel.
This article has moved. See Add Domains and Subdomains in cPanel.
This article has moved. See Redirect a Domain or Page in cPanel.
This article has moved. See Redirect a Domain or Page in cPanel.
This article has moved. See Redirect a Domain or Page in cPanel.
