Full WHOIS Management

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The WHOIS info of a domain is a collection of many details which are freely accessed through specific lookup Internet sites or a command line. The protocol which makes this possible has the same name and you can very easily see the company where a domain address has been registered, the creation, expiration and last update dates along with the names, postal and e-mail address of the people listed as Registrant (owner), Administrative, Technical and Billing contacts for a specific domain address. This info must be legitimate and up-to-date constantly; otherwise the Internet domain registration can be challenged. The latter is a policy of ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), therefore you must always make certain that the WHOIS details of your domain addresses are accurate. Updating the WHOIS for several country-code TLDs is limited, so any time you register a new domain name, you should double-check the information you're submitting.

Full WHOIS Management in Semi-dedicated Hosting

When you register or transfer a domain to our company and you have a semi-dedicated server package, you'll be able to check out and modify the domain WHOIS info with ease via the same Hepsia Control Panel where you will control the hosting space. It will require literally simply a click to view what details a domain is currently registered with. With 2 more you may edit any part of the WHOIS info and if you'd like to do a mass update, you can actually select a number of domains due to the fact that Hepsia enables you to manage domain addresses in bulk. You will no longer have to go through your domain addresses 1 by 1 if you want to change the email address for all of them, as an illustration. If you own a domain name which supports WHOIS updates, yet not automatic ones, you could contact us and we can walk you through the task and help you up until the change takes effect. This is necessary for several country-code extensions only, as the generic ones don't have any limitations regarding WHOIS updates and you may change everything and at any time through your CP.