WHOIS Privacy Protection

An SSL certificate enciphers the connection between your clients and your e–store and tells everybody that your store is a riskless place to purchase from. You would ordinarily obtain an SSL certificate from a third–party provider. However, at DMcGee Domain Names Based and Hosting, you can get one straight from your web hosting Control Panel.

Just visit the SSL Certificates menu and choose if you need a standard SSL certificate or a wildcard SSL certificate. Then simply request an activation and we’ll carry out everything else on your behalf straight away.

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In case you are unable to find an instructional video clip that can help you, we’ve also got step–by–step manuals as well as a comprehensive F.A.Q. library, both of which include answers to the questions that our customer service staff is asked the most. If you want real–time help, you can always get in touch with our client care team representatives – they’re available to you 24x7.

With DMcGee Domain Names Based and Hosting, you can easily prevent your domain name from getting transferred away without your knowledge by "locking" it at your present domain registrar. This won’t influence the way the domain behaves in any way whatsoever, but will instantaneously block all domain name transfer requests.

In case you want to to transfer your domain, you can just unlock it. Locking and unlocking a domain name is really easy and entails just one click of the mouse.

From the Custom DNS Records section of our Domain Manager, you will be able to edit all the DNS records for your domain name with one simple click! All basic types of DNS records are supported, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. All you need to do is fill in the new value for the DNS resource record that you want to set or update, hit the action button and allow some time for the new resource record to be propagated worldwide. An alternative option is to revert a DNS resource record to its default value.

In addition, if you want to make your website’s name servers look like your actual domain, you can accomplish that with merely one mouse click via the Domain Manager.