Domain Management
Verification email about contact (whois) information from ResellerClub
Due to ICANN requirements for validating contact (whois) information for domain names verification is required for all gTLD domain names. This includes domains .com, .net, .info, .org, .biz, .name, .xxx etc. This requirement does not apply for .eu and .bg domains. Verification is required in the following cases: New domain registration Change of contact (whois)… »
Verification email about contact (whois) information from OpenSRS
Due to ICANN requirements for validating contact (whois) information for domain names verification is required for all gTLD domain names. This includes domains .com, .net, .info, .org, .biz, .name, .xxx etc. This requirement does not apply for .eu and .bg domains. Verification is required in the following cases: New domain registration Change of contact (whois)… »
Verification email about contact (whois) information from ENOM
Due to ICANN requirements for validating contact (whois) information for domain names verification is required for all gTLD domain names. This includes domains .com, .net, .info, .org, .biz, .name, .xxx etc. This requirement does not apply for .eu and .bg domains. Verification is required in the following cases: New domain registration Change of contact (whois)… »
Verification Email for Contact (Whois) Data by Open Provider
ICANN requires that we ask you to review your domain contact data (Whois) and make any changes necessary as this applies to all gTLD domains. This includes .com, .net,.info, .org, .biz, .name, .xxx , etc. domains. Thе requirement does not apply for .eu and .bg domains. Verification is required in the following cases: New domain registration Contact data (Whois) change Domain… »
How to Change My DNS Servers?
Your domain is registered via SuperHosting.BG If you have a domain, purchased from SuperHosting.BG, you can change its DNS settings from your customer profile. You can read more useful information in this article: Changing Your Domain DNS Settings Note: Please note that the complete DNS propagation period takes from 2 to 48 hours. Afterwards, the domain… »
Changing Your Domain DNS Settings
You can change the NS (name servers) for a domain purchased from SuperHosting.BG under “My profile” on SuperHosting.BG’s website. To do this you need to log into your customer profile and then select the “Domain Management” menu. All domains registered with SuperHosting.BG will be displayed and next to each of them you will see an option for… »
DNS Hosting
If you are unable to associate а domain with your hosting by using a DNS (name servers), you can redirect it to an IP address, another domain or a subdomain. The redirect requires а real static IP address. To edit the DNS records, you need to log into your customer profile and select Domain Management… »
Setting up Redirects in cPanel
Тhe Redirects interface allows you to redirect all domains in cPanel and their internal resources to other domains and URLs. A Redirect sends all domain visitors (and search engine bots) to a different URL. A URL is the domain along with the web resources after its name, e.g. http://sourcedomain.com/site/address.php There are two types of redirects – 301 Permanent and 302… »
What Is an SRV Record?
SRV (Service record) is a DNS resource record, which defines the location of servers for specified services. SRV record is used to describe specified services and servers such as autodiscover, CalDAV, CardDAV, TeamSpeak 3, Minecraft, Skype Business Online (SIP), Office 365 (SIP), etc. The SRV record allows customers to access a specific service on the web, located… »
Verify contact data (Whois) for your domains
As of January 1st, 2014 ICANN requires that we ask you to review your domain contact data (Whois) and make any changes necessary. All gTLD domains need to be verified. This includes .com, .net,.info, .org, .biz, .name, .xxx , etc. domains. This requirement does not apply for .eu and .bg domains. Verification is required in the following cases: New domain registration Contact Data… »
Domain Name
The term is derived from the English word ‘domain’ (i.e., possession, ownership). This represents the right to possess a certain name for a certain period of time. Each name corresponds to the numeric IP address of a particular computer on the Internet. Domain names are unique and may not be repeated. After registration of a domain… »