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With the WHOIS protection feature, you can conceal your personal information that appears on the Internet upon a WHOIS lookup on your domain. Thus, if somebody does a WHOIS lookup on your domain name, they will see fictitious info rather than your personal information. With this functionality enabled, you’ll never need to be worried that someone might use your physical address or phone number to disturb you.

The WHOIS protection feature is available with the majority of the top–level domain names offered on our web sute and you can find it in the Domain Manager included in your Control Panel.

Should you run into any problems using USAHosted.Com’s web hosting Control Panel, we offer a fast way of resolving them – our video tutorials. We’ve amassed a terrific selection of tutorial video clips that embrace just about everything you can accomplish with USAHosted.Com’s Control Panel – from registering a domain to modifying your PHP settings.

Additionally, we have a comprehensive F.A.Q. repository, which contains the questions that our client care team is asked the most. Aside from that, you can always contact our 24/7 tech support team and have one of our highly skilled support engineers explore your issue.

Our Domain Manager will grant you absolute authority over multiple domain names. Just indicate the domains whose settings you desire to update and then choose the action that you’d like to apply. You’ll be able to renew the specified domain names, to alter their WHOIS info and even to update their name servers simultaneously.

The possibility to administer a lot of domains simultaneously can help domain registrants save time on common tasks.

The domain name redirection tool that’s integrated into our web hosting Control Panel enables you to forward a domain or a subdomain in your account to some other site of your choosing. Simply choose the host you intend to to forward and the destination path itself. Our tool will take care of the forwarding process and your domain name will start pointing to the desired location right away.

The tool sports an intuitive interface, so you’ll be able to forward a chosen domain or sub–domain with a few clicks instead of making complex modifications to the .htaccess file.

With the Registrar Lock feature enabled, you can be certain that your domain is defended from online robbery. Anybody who starts an unapproved domain transfer will be immediately stopped and the domain transfer request – refused.

If, at some point, you choose to transfer your domain to another domain name registrar, you’ll be able to unlock it with just one click. You will find the domain locking/unlocking feature in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel.

In case you have a standalone domain name with USAHosted.Com, and yet you also desire to take advantage of our cloud hosting offers, you will be able to do so at any moment with just a couple of clicks. You’ll retain your Control Panel and will be able to administer your domains, websites and billing transactions from a single location.

On top of that, you’ll be able to make full use of all the bonuses associated with our cloud hosting plans, including a no–cost domain registration option.

In case you need to park a domain name, you can quickly do so using our Domain Parking interface. At any time, you can effortlessly point your domain to our two domain name parking templates – Under Construction and For Sale. The domain will be parked momentarily. You can park as many domain names as you desire!

To personalize the domain name parking templates, you may also insert custom text and images.

With the help of the Wildcard DNS feature, you can make all your subdomains forward to the index page of your site. For example, when somebody enters any.domain.com or smth.domain.com, they’ll go to http://domain.com/.

You may need the Wildcard DNS feature for a multisite application such as WordPress or Joomla^™ Multi–Site.

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