Domains by Inspireweb

Working with our Domain Manager is rather easy, regardless of whether you have one or multiple domain names to administer. Via its simple–to–use interface, you can select numerous domains at the same time and renew them (for one or multiple years), modify their name servers or change the WHOIS settings pertaining to them momentarily.

If you also have a web hosting account with us, you’ll be able to manage both multiple domains and multiple websites all at once from just one place.

Within the Control Panel you’ll find a point ’n’ click domain name management tool with a host of controls for managing several domains at a time. You will be able to quickly set up sub–domains, redirect web sites, alter the name servers and the WHOIS data pertaining to a domain name, add custom DNS records and much more.

In addition to the basic domain name controls, in the Domain Manager you will also find an option to shield your registration information by using the ID protection functionality as well as to secure your online store’s financial transactions with common or wildcard SSLs.

With the WHOIS protection option, you will be able to conceal your private information that appears online upon a WHOIS lookup on your domain. This way, if somebody runs a WHOIS lookup on your domain name, they’ll see fictional info rather than your personal info. With this functionality activated, you’ll never need to worry that somebody may use your address or telephone number to bother you.

The WHOIS protection functionality is available with most of the domain name extensions offered on our web sute and you can find it in the Domain Manager built into your Control Panel.

Via the Custom DNS Records section of the Domain Manager, you’ll able to modify all the DNS resource records for your domain with just one click of the mouse! All common types of DNS records are supported, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. All you need to do is fill in the new value for the DNS record that you’d like to set or update, click the action button and allow a little time for the new DNS record to be propagated all over the globe. Another alternative is to convert a DNS resource record to its former status.

Plus, if you desire to make your website’s nameservers resemble your domain, you can accomplish that with one mouse click from the Domain Manager.

Using the GeoIP location tool integrated into the Domain Manager, you will be able to point a specific language version of your site to a specific geographical market. It features an easy–to–work–with point–and–click interface where you don’t need to write any code. You simply need to fill in the country of origin of your future website visitors together with the URL that you want to load for those visitors.

For example, if you’ve got a German version of your web site at de.your–site.com, you have to enter it in the URL field and then choose Germany as a desired target market. This way, whenever a person coming from Germany opens your web site, they’ll see de.your–site.com and not your–site.com.

In case you own an e–store, which accepts payments, it’s compulsory for you to offer your site visitors a dependable payment info submission area. And this is precisely where SSL certificates come into play – they encipher the connection between your site and the client. Often, you have to go to a 3rd–party distributor to buy an SSL certificate. That’s not the case with Inspireweb.

At Inspireweb, you will be able to order a conventional SSL certificate or even a wildcard SSL certificate directly from your Control Panel.

With the help of the Wildcard DNS feature, you’ll be able to make all your active sub–domains point to the main page of your site. For instance, when somebody enters smth.domain.com or any.domain.com, they’ll visit http://domain.com/.

You may need the Wildcard DNS feature for a multisite app like Joomla^™ Multi–Site or WordPress.

To add a wildcard domain, navigate to the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel and then hit the Add Host button on the right. At the bottom of the list of options, you’ll notice the Wildcard Domain tickbox.