Full WHOIS Management
Read why a full WHOIS management feature is so vital to have.
The WHOIS info of an domain is a collection of various details that are openly accessed using specific lookup websites or a command line. The protocol which makes this possible has the same name and you could very easily see the organization where an Internet domain has been registered, the creation, expiration and last update dates along with the names, postal and email address of the people listed as Registrant (owner), Administrative, Technical and Billing contacts for a particular Internet domain. All this information should be valid and up-to-date at all times; otherwise the domain address registration may be challenged. The latter is a policy of ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), therefore you should always make certain that the WHOIS details of your domain names are accurate. Updating the WHOIS for numerous country-code TLDs is limited, so any time you register a new domain name, you should double-check the information that you are submitting.
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Full WHOIS Management in Semi-dedicated Servers
All domain addresses which you register or transfer to a
semi-dedicated server account from our company are going to be managed through our in-house built Hepsia Control Panel, which is also employed to manage the hosting space. You'll be able to see the current WHOIS information for each and every one of them with just one mouse click and editing any part of it will take just a few mouse clicks more. Hepsia shall also permit you to handle many domain addresses at the same time, so if you would like to modify your address or e-mail, for instance, you'll save a lot of time since you'll need to do it only once for all domain names in the account. If you own a country-code domain that supports WHOIS modifications, but not automatic ones, we shall help you with the task from the moment you contact us up until the change takes effect. The domain names section of the CP offers you complete control of all your domains and their WHOIS details.