Domains by YoYo Daddy O

In the Control Panel you will find a point–and–click domain name management tool offering plenty of controls for administering many domains at a time. You will be able to easily set up subdomains, forward sites, modify the name servers and the WHOIS information pertaining to a domain name, set custom DNS entries and even more.

Aside from the basic domain controls, in the Domain Manager you will also find an option to mask your domain name registration info by using the ID protection service and also to protect your web store’s financial transactions with common or wildcard SSLs.

Our Domain Manager will grant you total control over multiple domain names. Just indicate the domains whose settings you desire to customize and select the action that you want to carry out. You’ll be able to renew the chosen domain names, to edit their WHOIS data and even to update their name servers at once.

The option to manage plenty of domains at the same time can help domain name registrants save time on common tasks.

From the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you will be able to change various DNS records for your domain names, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, SRV, CNAME and TXT resource records. Setting a new resource record is quite easy. You only have to select a domain and specify the DNS resource record that you want. Any modification you have made will be reflected live within just one day. If you’d like to recover the old DNS record value, just click on the Revert button.

The Custom DNS section also comprises a GeoIP location tool, which enables you to point visitors from a certain geographical region to a particular language version of your site.

According to regulations put forward by ICANN, the WHOIS information associated with your domain name is publicly revealed and your personal or corporate info can be seen online by everyone. To help you conceal your registration info from the general public, we offer you a WHOIS protection feature at a truly good price. In the Domain Manager, just pick the domain name that you’d like to protect and then click the ID Protect icon on the right to activate this feature.

You have to bear in mind that this given service is available only with these domain extensions: .info, .biz, .co, .co.za, .me, .tv, .pro, .cc, .net, .we.bs, .com and .org.

With the Wildcard functionality available in the Domain Manager, you can make all the hosts that you have under a particular domain name load the home page of your web site.

This option can be brought into play when you’d like to set up a multisite application on your web site, or if you want a certain sub–domain to direct to the home page of your web site.

You can add a wildcard domain name with one mouse click through the Control Panel–integrated Domain Manager tool. Just press the Add Host button located on the right and you will notice the Wildcard option at the bottom of the dialog box.

An SSL certificate encodes the connection between your clients and your e–store and informs everyone that your store is a riskless place to shop. You’d normally get an SSL certificate from a third–party supplier. However, with YoYo Daddy O, you can obtain one right from your hosting Control Panel.

Simply go to the SSL Certificates menu and choose whether you want a standard SSL certificate or a wildcard SSL certificate. After that request an activation and we’ll do the rest instead of you instantly.

With the GeoIP location tool incorporated into the Domain Manager, you’ll be able to point a specific language version of your site to a particular geographic region. It offers an easy–to–work–with point–and–click interface where you don’t have to write any code. You just have to type in the country of origin of your future site visitors and the URL that you want to load for those visitors.

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