Managing a Domain
Changing your domain nameserver (DNS)
Your nameservers connect your domain name to your website. You can replace the registered nameservers with a new one, add more nameservers (up to 6 nameservers) or remove the nameservers. Changing nameservers can only be done by your Technical Contact.
Click HERE to view guidelines on changing nameserver.
Changing your domain contact info
From time to time, you may need to update your contact details to ensure complete and accurate information at all times.
Click HERE to view guidelines on changing your Administrative/ Billing/ Technical Contact info
Transferring your domain
When you need to change the ownership of your domain, you have to do a domain transfer (to another organisation or entity). Transferring your domain can only be submitted by your Administrative Contact before the domain name expires.
Click HERE to view guidelines on transferring your domain
Deleting your domain
You may delete your domain name if you are absolutely sure you no longer need it. Deleting your domain can only be submitted by your Administrative Contact.
Click HERE to view guidelines on deleting your domain
Understanding your domain contacts
| Administrative Contact |
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| Administrative Contact is the authorised person able to speak and contact on behalf of the Registrant. The Administrative Contact must be an authorised employee of the Registrant’s organisation/company. For domain name registered by individuals, the administrative contact is also the Registrant. |
Administrative Contact can perform the following :
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| Technical Contact |
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| Technical Contact is the person who maintains the domain name’s primary and secondary nameserver (NS), the resolver software and the domain name database files. This person keeps the nameserver running. |
Technical Contact can perform the following :
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| Billing Contact |
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| Billing contact is the person who is responsible for all billing and payment matters. |
Billing Contact can perform the following :
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