WHOIS Privacy Protection

In case you run an e–commerce portal that has an order form or a community–focused web portal that has a member’s login page, then you’ll need to get an SSL certificate to protect these sections and also to reassure your clients that their information is safe. To do this, you simply need to request an SSL certificate for a specific host via the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel.

Just push the Order SSL Certificate button, indicate the kind of certificate that you prefer – conventional or wildcard, and fill in the required details. Then press the Order button and we will give you your SSL certificate’s details.

We, at Goo Hosting, grant you complete control over your domain names’ DNS resource records. From the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you can modify a variety of DNS resource records for a selected domain. For example, A, AAAA, MX, NS, SRV, CNAME and TXT resource records. To set a new DNS resource record, just choose a domain name and then specify the new value in the respective resource record field. To update the resource record – click ’Modify’; to recover the default value – click on ’Revert’.

Through the GeoIP location tool, also available in the Custom DNS section, you will be able to present a certain language version of your web site to visitors from a particular geographic area.

When registering a domain name, you need to supply accurate WHOIS information and also to keep it up to date at all times. If you want to change your email or home address, or in case you prefer to transfer the domain to somebody else, you can accomplish that via the Domain Manager.

Simply click on the Edit WHOIS button next to the domain name in question and then change the respective registrant, admin and technical information. After you click the Update button, the modifications will be instantly updated online.

The Domain Manager is a fundamental part of our web hosting Control Panel and includes all the features that you need to administer your domains. It features an easy–to–work–with interface through which you can change DNS settings, change WHOIS data, lock your domain or set up subdomain names with one click.

Via the Domain Manager you can also request additional services such as Whois Privacy Protection and Secure Sockets Layer certificates.

You’ll be able to park a registered domain name by pointing it to one of our two domain name parking themes – Under Construction or For Sale. The domain parking procedure is rather simple and will go into effect straight away. You’ll be able to park as many domain names as you want. And if you need to un–park the domain – you can perform this procedure with only a click of the mouse.

Furthermore, you can modify our two domain parking templates using custom images and text to make them more personalized.

In case you’ve only got a domain with us, but you also want to move your web site(s) to our web hosting platform, you can merely move to any of our cloud hosting plans. Simply go to the Upgrade Plan section of your Domain Control Panel and specify the package that you want to move to. We’ll then enable each one of the available web hosting options for you and you will be able to take advantage of all the website installation and administration tools that are integrated into the Control Panel.

All our hosting packages offer a drag & drop File Manager, webmail access, the possibility to create multiple MySQL databases and to examine in–depth web traffic statistics, and even more, so all you will have to take into consideration is the amount of resources that you require for your sites.

With the GeoIP redirection tool included in the Domain Manager, you will be able to point a certain language version of your website to a certain geographic region. It features a simple point & click interface where you don’t have to insert any code. You just have to specify the country of origin of your prospective site visitors plus the URL that you want to open for those visitors.

For example, if you have a German version of your site at de.your–site.com, you must type it in the URL field and then choose Germany as a desired destination market. In this way, when a visitor coming from Germany visits your web site, they’ll see de.your–site.com instead of your–site.com.