Domain Names by QTLabs Inc.

From the Custom DNS section of the Domain Manager, you can edit various DNS records for your domain names, among them A, AAAA, MX, NS, SRV, CNAME and TXT resource records. Adding a new DNS record is astonishingly easy. You simply have to choose a domain name and fill in the DNS record that you want. Any change you’ve made will be reflected online within one day. In case you want to revert to the former DNS record value, just click on the Revert button.

The Custom DNS section also includes a GeoIP location tool, which permits you to point people from a given geographic location to a specific language version of your website.

The Domain Manager is a fundamental part of our hosting Control Panel and offers all the features that you need to manage your domains. It sports an uncluttered interface through which you can edit DNS records, change WHOIS records, lock your domain name or create subdomains with one single mouse click.

Using the Domain Manager you can even buy more services like WHOIS protection and SSLs.

Working with our Domain Manager is quite easy, regardless of whether you’ve got one or multiple domain names to administer. Through its intuitive interface, you can pick many domains at the same time and renew them (for one or several years), modify their nameservers or edit the WHOIS settings associated with them right away.

In case you also have a web hosting account with us, you’ll be able to administer both multiple domain names and multiple sites simultaneously from just one single location.

The WHOIS information associated with your domain will become freely accessible to everybody after the registration procedure itself. You can avoid that by activating an ID protection service for your domain. With it, your personal or business info, including your name, e–mail address and physical address, will be substituted with fictional info. To enable ID protection for your domain, just pick the domain and after that click on the ID Protect button to activate this feature.

This specific service is available with the majority of the universal and country–specific domain extensions that we offer. Examine the TLD information page on our website to see which Top–Level Domain extensions are ID protection–eligible.

Having a responsible tech support staff able to assist you with any problem that you might have is extremely important for building a trusting relationship with our customers. QTLabs Inc. offers a 24/7 technical support service with each of our cloud hosting plans. Our support engineers have been in the hosting market for several years and are knowledgeable enough to help you with any problem.

Plus, we offer a sixty–minute customer support ticket response time guarantee. However, our customer support team representatives normally answer within just 20 minutes!

With the Wildcard option available in the Domain Manager, you can make all the hosts that you have got under a given domain name load the home page of your website.

This functionality can come in real handy when you need to run a multi–site app on your website, or when you want a specific sub–domain to point to the index page of your site.

You will be able to activate a wildcard domain with a mouse click via the Control Panel–integrated Domain Manager interface. Just hit the Add Host button located on the right and you will notice the Wildcard option at the bottom of the dialogue box.

With the GeoIP redirection tool integrated into the Domain Manager, you will be able to point a particular language version of your web site to a certain target market. It offers an easy–to–use point & click interface where you do not need to add any code. Simply enter the whereabouts of your future web site visitors as well as the URL that you want to load for those visitors.

For example, if you’ve got a German version of your web site at de.your–site.com, you will need to enter it in the URL field and then choose Germany as a preferred target market. Thus, when a person coming from Germany pays a visit to your website, they’ll see de.your–site.com instead of your–site.com.