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HostingLadder.com domains guide
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Purchase domain names here. (please  )All support for Domain Names is handled by domains.hostingladder.com From the support website: HostingLadder Domain Support or by phone 24x7 Technical Support U.S. (480) 624-2500 24x7 Billing Support U.S. (480) 624-2515 ** The above phone numbers are for Domain Name and SSL Cert support only. Do not call these numbers and ask for hosting support, the CSR's cannot help you with your hosting account at hostingladder.com Help Center The Domains Help Center is located here: HostingLadder Domain Help Center How To Update Your Name servers at domains.hostingladder.com Pointing Your Domain Name to HostingLadder.com Servers In order for a domain name to work with your hosting account, the domain name's DNS (Domain Name Servers) must be pointed to your servers name servers. The name servers for your server were advised within your hosting account welcome email. To Modify the Name Servers for Your Domain
Common Working with Total DNS Articles Pointing Your Domain Name to a Third-Party Host Company's Servers In order for a domain name to work with any hosting account, the domain name's DNS... Understanding and Accessing the Total DNS Control If you use our nameservers for your domain, Total DNS Control allows you to perform... Managing DNS for Your Domain You can easily manage your DNS using the Domain Manager. To Manage Your DNS ... Creating MX Records Your domain’s MX or Mail Record controls where email that is sent to your domain... Creating and Forwarding a Subdomain A subdomain is the part of a domain that is appended to the beginning of the domain... Registering Your Own Nameservers You are not required to register hosts, but if you intend to set up your own Domain... Creating CNAME Records A CNAME is an alias for a host record. CNAMEs allow you to have more than one DNS... Modifying .DE Nameservers When modified for a .DE domain name, the new nameservers must meet the following... Copying Zone File Records from One Domain to Another Using the Total DNS Control Panel, you can copy zone file records from one domain to... Creating AAAA Records AAAA records store a 128-bit Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) address, which do not... Creating TXT Records A TXT record is an informational record you can use to provide additional... Checking the Status of Zone File Record Changes If you copied or deleted zone file records in the Total DNS Control Panel, you can... Creating SRV Records Service Records (SRV) are resource records that are used to identify computers that... Editing Subdomains If you added subdomains or subdomain forwarding, you can edit your subdomain. To... Deleting Records from Zone Files From within the Total DNS Control Panel, you can delete records from zone files. If... Editing Your Own Hosts If you set up your own hosts for your Domain Name Server (DNS) service, you can edit... Deleting Subdomains You can delete subdomains and subdomain forwarding. To Delete a Subdomain ... Hosting Domains on .MAC Accounts If you registered your domain through us, but you want to host it on your .MAC... Restoring Zone File Records If you make a mistake during your zone record setup, you can restore the default... Creating A Records An A record, also called a host record, is the record in your zone file that connects... Creating SPF Records Sender Policy Framework (SPF) allows you to explicitly state which servers are and are... Importing Zone File Records You can import zone file records from a third party. For example, if you want us to... Exporting Zone File Records You can export zone file records to use with a third party or to archive. For example,... |
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