WHOIS Privacy Protection

An SSL certificate encodes the connection between your customers and your e–store and informs everybody that your store is a secure place to shop. You would ordinarily obtain an SSL certificate from a third–party distributor. However, with Triad Hosting Services, you can get one directly from your hosting Control Panel.

Simply visit the SSL Certificates section and choose whether you want a traditional SSL certificate or a wildcard SSL certificate. Then simply request an activation and we’ll do everything else on your behalf in a flash.

When you’re building an Internet brand, you just can’t depend on one single domain name. To build strong brand awareness and to avert any online identity theft, you ought to get several different domains at the same time – my–brand.com, my–brand.net, etc. Within the web hosting Control Panel you’ll find a clever solution to this problem – Triad Hosting Services’s bulk domain name registration tool.

You can register lots of domains at the same time and even specify different WHOIS details for each of them.

By locking your domain name, you can safeguard it against unauthorized transfers. This way, any individual who attempts to trigger a transfer of your domain to some other registrar will be instantly stopped.

And if you need to transfer your domain to a different domain name registrar yourself, you can unlock it with a mere mouse click. The domain locking/unlocking functionality is available in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel. Just select a domain and then click on the Registrar Lock button to lock/unlock it.

If you want to use WordPress MultiSite or another multi–site web app, or even if you want to stop people from typing the ’www.’ part of your domain name incorrectly, you’ll be able to make use of the wildcard domain name activation options offered by our Domain Manager interface.

With the Wildcard feature included in the Domain Manager, you can redirect all the hosts and subdomains under a particular domain name, for instance – blog.domain.com or forum.domain.com, to the index page of your site.

When registering a domain, you’ll be asked to provide relevant and up–to–date domain registration information, no matter if you are a person or a firm. This is why, you’ll have to update your WHOIS details whenever needed. On the other hand, not all domain extensions support this functionality by default, so first check if this option is available prior to attempting a WHOIS update.

Via the Domain Manager in your Control Panel, you can alter the registrant, technical and administrative contact info for one or multiple domain names at the same time. All the changes that you’ve made will be reflected live right away!