Domain Names by Castle Host

In the Control Panel there is a point & click domain name management interface featuring heaps of features for administering many domains at a time. You will be able to effortlessly create sub–domains, redirect web sites, change the name servers and the WHOIS details pertaining to a domain name, set custom DNS resource records and more.

Aside from the typical domain controls, in the Domain Manager you will also find an option to mask your domain registration information by using the Whois Privacy Protection option and also to protect your Internet shop’s monetary transactions with common or wildcard SSL certificates.

From the Domain Manager section of the Control Panel, you will exercise total authority over your domain’s DNS settings. You’ll be able to quickly edit a variety of DNS records, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. Setting new DNS records and updating them when necessary is pretty easy. Just fill in the desired value and push the Add button. A couple of hours will be needed for the newly specified DNS resource records to be propagated globally. If you need to revert a DNS record to its default status, you can also do that with only a simple mouse click.

Additionally, the Domain Manager gives you the option to register nameservers for your domain name or to redirect visitors to different parts of your site depending on their physical location.

According to rules set forth by ICANN, the WHOIS info pertaining to your domain is publicly published and your personal or business information can be viewed on the World Wide Web by anybody. To help you hide your registration info from the public eye, we offer you a WHOIS protection solution at a rather good price. Inside the Domain Manager, just pick the domain name that you’d like to protect and then click the Whois Privacy Protection icon on the right to request the activation of this feature.

You need to keep in mind that this given service is available solely with these TLD extensions: .info, .biz, .co, .co.za, .me, .tv, .pro, .cc, .net, .com and .org.

Working with our Domain Manager is very easy, irrespective of whether you’ve got one or multiple domain names to manage. Through its easy–to–use interface, you can select many domain names at once and renew them (for one or multiple years), alter their nameservers or change the WHOIS records associated with them instantaneously.

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

The domain forwarding tool that’s included in our web hosting Control Panel permits you to forward a domain or a subdomain in your account to some other web site of your preference. Just choose the host you need to forward and the preferred destination path itself. Our system will handle the forwarding process and your domain will begin to point to the newly specified location momentarily.

This tool boasts a user–friendly interface, so you will be able to forward a desired domain or sub–domain with only a couple of clicks instead of making intricate .htaccess file modifications.

With the Registrar Lock option turned on, you can be certain that your domain name is defended against cybertheft. Anyone who initiates an unsolicited domain name transfer will be immediately blocked and the domain name transfer request – turned down.

If, at a given point, you choose to transfer your domain to some other domain registrar, you will be able to unlock it with a simple click of the mouse. You will find the domain locking/unlocking functionality in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel.

Using the GeoIP redirection tool incorporated into the Domain Manager, you’ll be able to point a specific language version of your site to a specific target market. It boasts a simple point & click interface where you do not need to type any code. You simply have to type in the country of origin of your prospective visitors plus the URL that you want to open for those visitors.

For example, if you’ve got a German version of your site at de.your–site.com, you will need to type it in the URL field and select Germany as a destination market. In this way, whenever a visitor from Germany pays a visit to your site, they’ll see de.your–site.com rather than your–site.com.