Domains by HostRing

Through your Control Panel, you’ll be able to effortlessly shield the WHOIS information pertaining to your domain, which, by default, is accessible on the web for everyone to see. All you have to do is request the Whois Privacy Protection functionality to be enabled for your domain and then your registrant information, including your name, email and street address, will be immediately substituted with fictional details.

This service is available with most of the universal and country–specific top–level domain names offered on our web site.

Our Domain Manager comes with a broad set of controls for administering all your domain names Through its simple–to–use interface, you can lock ’n’ unlock your domain, alter its DNS resource records and your WHOIS data, set up an unlimited number of subdomains or initiate a domain transfer process immediately.

To save you time, the Domain Manager is integrated into the web hosting Control Panel. From there, you can easily shield your domain registration information with the Whois Privacy Protection option and secure your e–store with SSLs.

Our Domain Manager will grant you full authority over multiple domains. Just choose the domains whose settings you need to edit and then specify the action that you want to implement. You’ll be able to renew the chosen domains, to edit their WHOIS settings and even to change their nameservers simultaneously.

The option to manage multiple domain names simultaneously will help domain name registrants save time on everyday domain name management activities.

We grant you full control over your domains’ DNS records. From the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you will be able to alter different DNS records for a selected domain. These include A, AAAA, MX, NS, SRV, CNAME and TXT records. To set a new DNS record, all you have to do is select a domain and then specify the new value in the corresponding resource record field. To update the resource record – click ’Modify’; to recover the old value – click ’Revert’.

With the GeoIP location tool, also available in the Custom DNS section, you will be able to present a certain language version of your website to people from a given geographic area.

In case you’ve got an online shop, which accepts credit card payments, it’s obligatory for you to offer your site visitors a protected payment information submission page. And this is precisely where SSL certificates come into play – they encipher the connection between your web site and the customer. Often, you need to go to a 3rd–party supplier to order an SSL. This is not the case with HostRing.

At HostRing, you will be able to order a standard SSL certificate or even a wildcard SSL certificate directly from your Control Panel.

Our experienced techs will be at your disposal 24/7 to help you with any difficulty that you may have administering your domain names. In case the domain that you want to register has already been grabbed or if you do not know how to activate Whois Privacy Protection, simply write us an e–mail or submit a ticket and we’ll reply back to you within 60 minutes.

To get a momentary response, you can ring us up or use the live chat option on weekdays.

In each section of our web hosting Control Panel you’ll find an extensive selection of informative how–to video presentations. They offer solutions to all commonly encountered problems and will teach you the right way to complete a specific task.

Also, you can browse our F.A.Q. library, which offers in–depth how–to articles and tutorials. Or you can get in touch with our 24/7 tech support team – the average response time is 20 minutes.

The domain redirection tool that is integrated into HostRing’s web hosting Control Panel allows you to point a domain or a sub–domain in your account to another site of your preference. All you need to do is define the host you need to redirect and the destination path itself. Our system will take care of the redirection and your domain will begin to point to the desired location straight away.

This tool features an easy–to–work–with interface, so you will be able to forward a given domain or sub–domain with a couple of clicks instead of making tricky modifications to the .htaccess file.