Domains & DNS Mangement
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We strongly recommend leaving auto-renew in place for the domains you want to keep active so that you don’t accidentally shut off your website by forgetting to renew manually. But, if you’re done using a domain, you’ll want to disable auto renew. It’s easy; just follow theses steps:
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If you wish to transfer your domain out of your Valice account, you will be instructed to make sure your domain is unlocked. Log in to my.valice.com and follow these steps: You will also need your EPP Code.
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To review or change the nameservers for a domain that is registered in your my.valice.com account, follow these steps: Log in to my.valice.com and follow these steps: Once you have arrived at this screen, follow these steps to change your nameserver entries: It may take several hours to even a few days in some cases for all…
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The accuracy of your Domain Contact Information for each of your registered domains is very important. These contacts will receive information related to renewals, transfers and abuse issues. Domain Contacts
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Before proceeding with editing your DNS, you will need to know where it is managed. This can be done by checking your nameservers. For domains managed or registered at Valice, you can do this your my.valice.com account: Check Nameservers Follow these instructions if your domain is registered through your Valice account and your nameservers are…
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To manually renew a domain early to ensure registration, follow the steps below. You may also want to make sure your domain is set to auto-renew. Manually Renew a Domain Enable/Disable Auto Renew
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When you transfer a domain name from another registrar, you will be charged for one year of registration and that year will be extended to the subscription end date. To transfer an existing domain name to Valice, you will need to first prepare the domain to be transferred. Prepare a Domain for transfer These steps…
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Add a Subdomain A subdomain is a domain that is part of a larger domain that appears before the domain (e.g. “subdomain.example.com”). Domain Alias A domain alias is an alternate domain that a website will answer to.