Domain Names by REN Hosting

With the WHOIS protection option, you can hide your personal info that can be viewed on the web upon a WHOIS lookup on your domain. In this way, when somebody runs a WHOIS lookup on your domain name, they will see fictional information instead of your personal info. With this functionality enabled, you won’t ever have to worry that somebody could use your home address or telephone number to bother you.

The WHOIS protection option is available with the majority of the domain name extensions offered on our website and you can find it in the Domain Manager incorporated into your Control Panel.

With our Domain Manager, you’ll be able to easily administer a multitude of domain names from just one single place. You’ll gain access to an enormous array of DNS controls and will also be able to make changes to multiple domain names simultaneously.

Besides, in the event that you also have a cloud hosting account with REN Hosting, you will be able to administer both your domains and your web sites from just one single place.

In the Control Panel there is a point ’n’ click domain administration interface featuring loads of controls for administering several domain names at a time. You’ll be able to quickly set up sub–domain names, redirect websites, edit the name servers as well as the WHOIS info associated with a domain name, specify custom DNS entries and even more.

Other than the standard domain name controls, in the Domain Manager you will also find an option to hide your domain registration information by using the ID protection functionality as well as to protect your online shop’s monetary transactions with standard or wildcard digital certificates.

From the Domain Manager section of the Control Panel, you will exert absolute control over your domain name’s DNS settings. You can easily edit different DNS records, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. Setting new DNS records and modifying them if necessary is unbelievably easy. Simply fill in the new value and then push the Add button. A few hours will be necessary for the modified records to be propagated worldwide. In the event that you have to convert a DNS record to its default state, you can also do that with one simple click of the mouse.

Also, the Domain Manager allows you to register name servers for your domain or to redirect your visitors to different parts of your site according to their physical location.

Registering a number of domains successively can be a challenging undertaking. That is the reason why our company offers a bulk domain name registration tool included in our web hosting Control Panel. It permits you to quickly register multiple domain names at once.

You will be able to enable ID protection, to update your WHOIS settings, to decide whether to host the domain name in question under your account or not.

When registering a domain name, you’ll be asked to present correct and up–to–date domain registration information, regardless of whether you’re an individual or an organization. Because of this, you will need to update your WHOIS details whenever needed. On the other hand, not all top–level domain name extensions support this feature by default, so first check if this option is available before you attempt a WHOIS update.

Through the Domain Manager in your Control Panel, you will be able to alter the registrant, admin and technical contact information for one or multiple domains simultaneously. All the changes that you’ve made will be updated online instantaneously!

With the help of the Wildcard DNS functionality, you’ll be able to make all your sub–domains load the index page of your web site. For example, when somebody types in smth.domain.com or any.domain.com, they’ll be redirected to http://domain.com/.

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

To activate a wildcard domain, visit the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel and then click on the Add Host button located on the right. At the bottom of the list of options, you’ll notice the Wildcard Domain tick box.