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The WHOIS info associated with your domain name becomes publicly disclosed to everybody right after the registration process itself. You can evade that by ordering an Whois Privacy Protection service for your domain. With it, your personal or business information, including your name, email address and physical address, will be substituted with fictional info. To enable Whois Privacy Protection for your domain, simply choose the domain name and click on the Whois Privacy Protection button to request the activation of this feature.

This specific service is available with most of the universal and country–specific domain extensions that we’re offering. Have a look at the TLD information page on our web site to see which TLD extensions are Whois Privacy Protection–eligible.

By locking your domain name, you’ll be able to defend it from unauthorized transfers. By doing this, any person who tries to trigger a transfer of your domain to another registrar will be momentarily stopped.

If you have to transfer the domain to a different domain name registrar yourself, you can unlock it with a simple mouse click. The domain locking/unlocking feature is accessible in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel. Simply choose a domain name and click the Registrar Lock icon to lock or unlock it.

Working with our Domain Manager is very easy, no matter if you’ve got one or multiple domains to manage. Via its easy–to–navigate interface, you can select many domains at the same time and renew them (for one or several years), change their name servers or update the WHOIS information associated with them immediately.

If you also have a web hosting account with us, you will be able to manage both multiple domains and multiple websites simultaneously from one and the same location.

In our Domain Manager you can find a user–friendly tool, which will help you filter your website traffic based upon the visitors’ physical whereabouts. With Heartland Web Hosting’s GeoIP location tool, you’ll be able to easily configure location–based redirects and point visitors to various sections of your website. For example, you will be able to forward the US traffic to your index page, and the traffic from Spain to a subdomain – es.your–website.com, for example.

With this intuitive tool, you’ll no longer have to write dozens of lines of code in your .htaccess file. Everything’s taken care of by the tool itself.