Domain Names from Wiz VPS

Within the Control Panel there is a point–and–click domain administration interface offering loads of features for managing multiple domain names at the same time. You can effortlessly set up subdomains, forward websites, change the name servers and the WHOIS settings associated with a domain name, set custom DNS records plus much more.

Other than the basic domain controls, in the Domain Manager you’ll also find an option to mask your domain name registration information by using the Whois Privacy Protection service and to protect your e–commerce portal’s monetary transactions with ordinary or wildcard digital certificates.

When you register a new domain name, the WHOIS info pertaining to it, by rule, becomes instantly visible to the general public. In the Domain Manager built into your Control Panel, you will find a WHOIS protection feature that can help you conceal your personal details by substituting them with our contact details.

The WHOIS protection option is available with the majority of the domains offered on our website: .com, .info, .biz, .net, .org, .co, .co.za, .me, .tv, .pro, .cc.

Working with our Domain Manager is pretty easy, regardless of whether you’ve got one or multiple domain names to administer. Through its user–friendly interface, you can pick many domain names at the same time and renew them (for one or several years), modify their nameservers or alter the WHOIS settings associated with them straight away.

In the event that you also have a web hosting account with us, you will be able to manage both multiple domain names and multiple sites at once from one single place.

From the Custom DNS section of our Domain Manager, you’ll able to easily change all the DNS records of your domain name with just one simple click! All key types of DNS records are supported, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. All you have to do is fill in the new value for the DNS resource record that you want to set or alter, hit the action button and allow some time for the new DNS resource record to be propagated globally. An alternative option is to convert a DNS resource record to its previous state.

On top of that, if you want to make your web site’s name servers look like your actual domain, you can accomplish that with only a single mouse click from the Domain Manager.

The Domain Manager offers you the opportunity to address a specific audience on the basis of its physical whereabouts. Using the GeoIP redirection tool, you will be able to quickly redirect the visitors coming from a specific region to a specific part of your web site that targets their needs. For instance, if you desire to make a French version of your site, you can create a subdomain fr.your–website.com and utilize the tool to send the individuals coming from France and from the French–speaking countries around the world to this specific subdomain.

The GeoIP redirection tool has an intuitive interface from where you’ll be able to set up a redirection with a mere click. There is no need to type any code in the .htaccess file.

Our highly proficient techs will be online for you 24–7–365 to assist you with any difficulty that you might have administering your domain names. In the event that the domain name you want to register has already been taken or if you don’t know how to activate Whois Privacy Protection, simply send us an email or send a ticket and we’ll respond back to you within an hour.

To receive an instant response, you can contact us by phone or use the live chat option on work days.

With the aid of the Wildcard DNS functionality, you will be able to make all your current sub–domains redirect to the home page of your site. For example, when somebody types in any.domain.com or smth.domain.com, they’ll visit http://domain.com/.

You might need the Wildcard DNS functionality for a multi–site web application like Joomla^™ Multi–Site or WordPress.

To add a wildcard domain, visit the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel and click the Add Host button on the right. At the bottom of the options list, you’ll see the Wildcard Domain check box.

Each and every domain registrant is required to give detailed and accurate registrant information. This is actually the so–called WHOIS info. Since it needs to be as up to date as possible, it often has to be modified. And if you need to update the WHOIS information for more than one single domain at the same time, this can be a pretty tough excercise.

Via the Domain Manager interface, you’ll be able to effortlessly modify the WHOIS info for one or multiple domains at the same time. All modifications will be reflected online almost instantly.