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Whois Management
You can modify the whois information for your domain(s) at will via your client account.NS Management
You can set or update your name server (NS) information through your control panel.Domain Pointing and more
You can point your domain(s) to an external server and do other things via your client account.Whois Protection
We provide you with free domain privacy protection to hide your whois information on the web.Domain Name Renewal
You can renew and even add registration years to your domain name(s) via your client account.Domain Name Transfer
You can transfer your domain name(s) in both ways to and from us in the shortest possible time.Domain Name Registration Prices
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Top-Level Domain, TLD, should I choose?
Choosing your TLD depends on your industry. For example, if you are in the volunteering business, an org TLD would be ideal for you. You should opt for a domain that meets your industry needs. Almost all TLDs available on the market can be purchased on this site.
What is Domain Name?
In Internet parlance, a Domain Name is a sequence of characters that identifies a reality or object registered in a system and that gives its owner a legitimate privilege of exploitation. It is a string that is used to identify or that is used to access a particular website, application, email, and so on.
What is Top-Level Domain, TLD?
TLD is the highest level in the internet’s hierarchical domain name system after the root zone. Literally, this is the last part of characters that make up a domain name.
Do you provide a control panel for domain management?
Certainly, you can manage your domain name(s) through your client account, this includes transferring your domain, installing your SSL(s), changing or update name(s) server, changing ownership, or any other operation related to domain services. In addition, we have made available to our clients a control panel that will allow them to perform advanced operations with regard to their domain(s).
How long does it take for my domain to be activated?
Once your order has been successfully placed, within a few minutes, you will see the domain name appear in your client account. However, if your domain was linked to an IP during your order placement, it may take up to 24 hours for your domain activation to be complete and, in some cases, 48 hours for it to be propagated worldwide.
Do you need to request a document for domain name registration?
Not really, but one should expect emails requesting the update of some personal data about the owner of the domain name during its validity period. However, if these are country code Top-Level Domains, ccTLDs, you should expect that at any time one of our managers may request a confirmation ID document from you. In this case, if you are not resident, citizen, or entrepreneur in some countries, do not use their ccTLD, preferably use domains that have global scope commonly kwon as generic Top-Level Domain, gTLD.
What is country code Top-Level Domain, ccTLD?
A country code Top-Level Domain, ccTLD, is a TLD dedicated to and used by a sovereign state identified by the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes. Typically, the TLD of ccTLD consist of 2 letters in reference to the country code it belongs to.
What is generic Top-Level Domain, gTLD?
The generic Top-Level Domain, gTLD, contrasts with ccTLD and sTLD, that being said, anyone can register the gTLDs. Furthermore, to some extent, all gTLDs are regulated by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICANN, while the others are managed by other bodies. In fact, no matter where you are, you can register one or more gTLD(s).
What is sponsored Top-Level Domain, sTLD?
A sponsored Top-Level Domain, sTLD, is a TLD that has a sponsor representing one specific group or community that is most affected by the scope of the ccTLD and gTLD. The sponsor has delegated authority to develop rules that restrict the general public from registering such a TLD.
What happens if I do not renew my registered domain name?
WebSocle has set a grace period for domain registrants to renew their registered domain(s), if the registrants fail to renew their domain(s) within that period, the affected domain(s) will be removed from their client account and will be put back on the market. From then on, you will no longer have access to your data stored from that/those domain(s), including website(s), email(s), and so on. We advise our clients to renew their registered domain(s) on time or at least registered them for several years.
What is Name Server, NS?
A Name Server is a computer application that allows efficient communication between a web address and a webserver. Its purpose is to translate domain names into Internet Protocol addresses, i.e., what is human readable into data or value readable by computers or electronic devices. You can change or update your domain name(s) through your client account; however, it may take up to 48 hours for your change to be replicated in the Domain Name System, DNS.
What is Domain Name System, DNS?
The Domain Name System, DNS, is the part of the Internet Standard that is used to convert or translate domain names into Internet Protocol, or IP, addresses. DNS, in this case, differs from NS in that it refers to the global system that connects computers and other electronic devices and allows them to identify each other on the Internet using NS as a component of those operations.
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