Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection

In case you’ve got a web store that has an order page or a community–focused web portal with a member’s login page, then you will need to purchase an SSL certificate to secure these sections and also to convince your customers that their info is protected. To do that, you simply need to activate an SSL certificate for a particular host from the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel.

Just hit the Order SSL Certificate button, specify the type of SSL certificate that you want – generic or wildcard, and enter the necessary info. Then simply push the Order button and we’ll send you your certificate’s details.

By locking your domain name, you’ll be able to defend it against unsolicited transfers. This way, any person who tries to initiate a transfer of your domain name to a different registrar will be immediately stopped.

If you need to transfer the domain to another domain registrar yourself, you can unlock it with a mouse click. The locking/unlocking option is included in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel. Simply pick a domain and click on the Registrar Lock button to lock or unlock it.

If you want to use WordPress MultiSite or some other multi–site application, or even if you want to stop users from typing the ’www.’ part of your domain name incorrectly, you will be able to take advantage of the wildcard domain activation options offered by our Domain Manager interface.

With the Wildcard option included in the Domain Manager, you’ll be able to point all the hosts and subdomains under a given domain name, for instance – blog.domain.com or forum.domain.com, to the main page of your web site.

When registering a domain name, you will be asked to provide relevant and up–to–the–minute domain registration info, no matter if you are a person or a corporation. This is why, you’ll have to update your WHOIS details whenever needed. Nonetheless, not all TLD extensions support this functionality by default, so first check for this option before you attempt a WHOIS update.

From the Domain Manager in your Control Panel, you can alter the registrant, technical and administrative contact info for one or multiple domains simultaneously. All the changes that you make will be updated live immediately!

You’ll be able to quickly upgrade the domain administration account that you have with Mark Brewer - Website Hosting to any of our cloud hosting plans. Thus, you will be able to easily administer both your domain names and web sites from a single place. To enable all the web hosting features in your Control Panel, just visit the Upgrade Plan menu on the left and select the plan that you desire to upgrade to.

The moment we activate the plan of your preference, you’ll get a host of tools, including a drag & drop File Manager, a hotlink prevention tool, a domain redirection tool, a comprehensive traffic stats tool, a 1–click Web Applications Installer with which you can set up online journals, community web sites, photo albums, and so on.

You will be able to park a registered domain by pointing it to one of Mark Brewer - Website Hosting’s two domain parking templates – For Sale or Under Construction. The domain parking procedure is really simple and will take effect straight away. You will be able to park as many domain names as you desire. In case you want to to un–park the domain – you can perform this task with one single click of the mouse.

You can also customize our two domain parking themes using custom messages and images to make them more unique.

When you are developing an Internet brand, you cannot depend on one domain name. In order to establish a successful brand identity and also to prevent any brand theft, you will have to register several different domains simultaneously – my–brand.com, my–brand.net, etc. Within the web hosting Control Panel you can find an effective solution to this problem – Mark Brewer - Website Hosting’s bulk domain name registration tool.

You can register numerous domain names simultaneously and even specify different WHOIS info for each one of them.