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Numbered walk-throughs for hosting, domain names, mailboxes and WordPress. 18 guides in the lineup, each one brought up to speed for 2026.
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The complete how-to lineup
Adding a Second Domain to One Account
Run a second registration from the same account without losing its records, its certificate or its renewal date — beginner level, about 10 minutes.
Read the full guideAdding a Subdomain
A record in your own zone, a document root and a certificate of its own — no registration and no fee. Beginner level, about 5 minutes.
Read the full guideChanging Nameservers
The registrar edit, the zone you rebuild first, and the DNSSEC record that has to come off before either — beginner level, about 5 minutes plus propagation.
Read the full guideChoosing a Domain Name
Choosing on registrability, defensibility and spelling rather than cleverness — beginner level, about an evening of thought.
Read the full guideEditing DNS Records
Which record type promises what, why the apex behaves differently, and how to change a row without breaking its neighbours — beginner level, about 5 minutes per record.
Read the full guideForwarding a Spare Name
DNS, then the account, then the certificate, then the rule — the order a forward has to be built in — beginner level, about 5 minutes.
Read the full guideKeeping a Name From Expiring
The registry sequence from grace to open registration, and the ten minutes of setup that keeps you out of it — beginner level.
Read the full guideMoving a Site to a New Name
What the old name still has to do, which records follow the site, and why the redirect is permanent — intermediate level, about an afternoon plus monitoring.
Read the full guideParking a Spare Name
Alias, redirect or holding page, plus the certificate and the mail decision each spare still needs — beginner level, about 5 minutes each.
Read the full guidePointing a Name at Your Hosting
Delegation at the registrar or one record in the zone — which to change, in what order, and what the certificate is waiting for. Beginner level, about 10 minutes plus propagation.
Read the full guidePublishing an SPF Record
One TXT record, published in the zone your nameservers actually answer from — intermediate, about 10 minutes.
Read the full guideRegistering a Domain Name
What a registration actually gives you, which contact record proves it, and the verification clock that starts at checkout — beginner level, about 10 minutes.
Read the full guideSetting MX Records
What an MX record may contain, what the priority number means, and how to change the set without losing a morning — intermediate level, about 10 minutes plus propagation.
Read the full guideStarting a Blog on a Name You Own
Subfolder or subdomain, apex or www, and who the registrant record names — beginner, about an afternoon.
Read the full guideTransferring a Domain
What a transfer moves, the codes and locks in the way, and the zone that can die with the old account — beginner level, about 15 minutes of work and up to 5 days to complete.
Read the full guideTXT Records for Verification
The zone it must land in, the host-field trap, and the one record type you may only publish once — beginner level, about 5 minutes per service.
Read the full guideWatching DNS Propagate
Why caches expire rather than data travelling, how to query the authority directly, and the TTL rule that decides the wait — beginner level, about 5 minutes.
Read the full guideWHOIS Privacy on a Name
What a public lookup shows today, what a privacy service adds, and who can still reach the registrant — beginner level, about 2 minutes.
Read the full guideQuestion answered?
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