SSL Certificates

From your Control Panel, you can effortlessly secure the WHOIS info pertaining to your domain, which, by default, is published on the Internet for everyone to see. Simply request the Whois Privacy Protection service to be activated for your domain name and your personal information, including your name, email and address, will be momentarily replaced with fictitious details.

This given service is available with the majority of the gTLD and ccTLD extensions offered on our site.

Within the Control Panel there is a point ’n’ click domain name management interface with an array of controls for administering many domains at the same time. You’ll be able to effortlessly create sub–domains, redirect websites, modify the nameservers as well as the WHOIS records pertaining to a domain, set custom DNS resource records and much more.

Beside the typical domain name controls, in the Domain Manager you will also find an option to shield your domain registration details by using the Whois Privacy Protection functionality and also to secure your e–commerce portal’s transactions with normal or wildcard digital certificates.

If you desire to learn what you can accomplish with Tshiri’s web hosting Control Panel, have a look at Tshiri’s video tutorials. We’ve gathered a terrific collection of tutorial video clips covering each single section of our Control Panel.

If you can’t find an instructive video clip that can help you, we’ve also got step–by–step guides and a comprehensive F.A.Q. library, both of which include answers to the questions that our client support team is asked the most. If you need real–time support, you can always contact our customer support staff representatives – they’re available 24x7x365.

With the GeoIP redirection tool built into the Domain Manager, you can point a given language version of your site to a particular target audience. It features an easy–to–work–with point–and–click interface where you do not have to write any code. You simply need to enter the place of residence of your prospective web site visitors plus the URL that you’d like to open for those visitors.

For instance, if you have a German version of your website at de.your–site.com, you must type it in the URL field and then select Germany as a desired destination market. Thus, when a visitor from Germany opens your web site, they’ll see de.your–site.com and not your–site.com.