164 results for «domain» (page 6 of 17)
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Expired domain: what happens and how long you have to recover it
A domain that expires does not vanish that instant, but it will not wait for you either. It moves through stages — and with every stage it passes, getting it…
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How to add another domain or a subdomain
The same hosting account can serve more than one site. There are two different things you may want, and they are not the same: 1 Addon domain — a second,…
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Registry, registrar and registrant: who owns the domain?
When you register a domain, three parties are involved. Knowing who does what avoids misunderstandings — above all about one important question: who owns the domain. The three parties Who…
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How to choose the right domain for your business
Your domain is your company's address on the internet and, in practice, the name people will look you up by. It's worth five minutes of thought before registering — changing…
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WHOIS: what it shows about your domain and how to check it
WHOIS is the public record of who registered what. Whenever a domain is registered, the registrant, the dates and the nameservers are stored — and much of that can be…
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How to cancel a service and keep only the domain
There is one fear we hear far too often: “if I cancel the hosting, do I lose the domain?”. The answer is no — and it is worth understanding why,…
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Registered the domain and it still does not open: waiting, broken, or missing hosting
You registered the domain, paid, got the confirmation — and the address still does not open. This happens for three completely different reasons that look identical from the browser: an…
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Transferring your domain to another provider
The domain is yours. If you want to move it to another provider, that is your right and we will not stand in the way — nor will we ask…
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I bought an SSL certificate and it has not activated: domain validation
You bought an SSL certificate, you paid, and the padlock still has not appeared. It is the most frequent question we get about certificates — and nearly always only one…
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Proving the domain is yours: TXT verification records
Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Meta Business and dozens of other services all ask for the same thing before letting you use your domain: prove that it is yours. And the…





