Domains

Registering, managing, and pointing your domain.

Moving hosts? Here's how to update your domain's nameservers so it points to your new server.

A domain name is the address people type to reach your website. Here's how it actually works behind the scenes.

An expired domain doesn't disappear instantly, but the grace period is shorter than most people expect. Here's the timeline.

Moving your domain to a new registrar is a standard process. Here's what it involves and how long to expect it to take.

An addon domain lets you host a second, fully separate website under your existing hosting plan.

A parked domain shows the exact same content as your main site under a different domain name, with no separate files needed.

A redirect domain sends visitors from one domain to another automatically, useful when you're consolidating multiple names into one site.

Nameservers tell the internet where to look up a domain's DNS records. Getting them right is the single most important domain setting.

DNS changes don't apply everywhere at once. Here's why propagation takes time and how to check where things stand.

Not sure which nameservers your domain is currently using? Here are two quick ways to check.