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Managing DNS Records
Christian Web Host includes an easy to use DNS management tool inside of your Christian Web Host control panel, which allows you to add and modify DNS records for your domain. For example, you can add a DNS record for your domain (such as office.example.com) to point to an off-site server or computer. You...
Christian Web Host includes an easy to use DNS management tool inside of your Christian Web Host control panel, which allows you to add and modify DNS records for your domain. For example, you can add a DNS record for your domain (such as office.example.com) to point to an off-site server or computer. You...
Transferring Your Domain to Your Account
To transfer a domain name over to Christian Web Host you will need to login to your Customer Manager (https://my.christianwebhost.com) click on My Products -> My Store -> Domain Name Package and then select the option to transfer an existing domain. Before purchasing the domain name transfer please ensure with the current...
To transfer a domain name over to Christian Web Host you will need to login to your Customer Manager (https://my.christianwebhost.com) click on My Products -> My Store -> Domain Name Package and then select the option to transfer an existing domain. Before purchasing the domain name transfer please ensure with the current...
Working With DNS Records in the Plesk Control Panel
The Plesk Control panel allows for you to have full control over the DNS records on your domain. In its simplest form, DNS is what tells a computer what server to look at when querying the domain in a web browser or email client. One of the most common situations...
The Plesk Control panel allows for you to have full control over the DNS records on your domain. In its simplest form, DNS is what tells a computer what server to look at when querying the domain in a web browser or email client. One of the most common situations...