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With the WHOIS protection functionality, you can conceal your private info that can be seen online upon a WHOIS lookup on your domain name. This way, if someone performs a WHOIS lookup on your domain, they’ll see fictional info rather than your personal information. With this option enabled, you’ll never have to be worried that somebody could use your physical address or telephone number to disturb you.

The WHOIS protection option is available with most of the domain names offered on our site and you can find it in the Domain Manager incorporated into your Control Panel.

Through our Domain Manager, you can effortlessly administer a myriad of domains from one place. You’ll have access to a vast set of DNS controls and will be able modify plenty of domains at the same time.

Also, in case you also have a cloud hosting account with us, you will be able to control both your domain names and your web sites from a single place.

The Domain Manager is an essential part of our web hosting Control Panel and offers all the features that you need to manage your domains. It features a user–friendly interface via which you can edit DNS records, modify WHOIS details, lock your domain name or set up sub–domains with only a single click of the mouse.

With the Domain Manager you may even order extra services such as WHOIS protection and digital certificates.

With the web hosting Control Panel, domain name parking is effortless and quick. You only need to select the domain you intend to to park and to select one of our domain parking themes – For Sale or Under Construction. Phillips Hosting’s clever system will park your domain name instantly with zero waiting time. In case you have to un–park it, this can be achieved with a simple click.

If you want to bring a unique touch to our domain name parking templates, you can also include a custom text message.

Each and every domain owner is asked to present complete and precise registrant contact info. This is the so–called WHOIS info. Since it must be as up to date as possible, it often has to be modified. And if you have to alter the WHOIS information for more than one single domain name at the same time, this can be a really challenging job.

Through the Domain Manager interface, you will be able to easily update the WHOIS information for one or several domains simultaneously. All changes will be reflected live almost immediately.

From the Domain Manager section of the Control Panel, you will have complete control over your domain name’s DNS resource records. You’ll be able to effortlessly update a variety of DNS records, including A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, SRV and TXT records. Setting new DNS resource records and modifying them when necessary is pretty easy. Just specify the desired value and then hit the Add button. A few hours will be necessary for the modified resource records to be propagated around the globe. In case you need to convert a DNS resource record to its default value, you can also achieve that with only one mouse click.

In addition, the Domain Manager gives you the option to set nameservers for your domain or to direct your visitors to different parts of your site according to their physical whereabouts.

You’ll be able to quickly upgrade the domain management account that you have with Phillips Hosting to any of our cloud hosting packages. By doing this, you’ll be able to effortlessly manage both your domain names and web sites from a single location. To enable all the hosting options in your Control Panel, just go to the Upgrade Plan section situated on the left and select the plan that you want to switch to.

As soon as we activate the plan of your choosing, you will get a host of tools, among them a drag ’n’ drop File Manager, a hotlink protection tool, a domain forwarding tool, an exhaustive web site traffic stats tool, a 1–click Web Applications Installer with which you’ll be able to quickly build personal journals, community–focused sites, photo galleries, etc.

With Phillips Hosting, you’ll be able to easily protect your domain from being transferred away without your approval by "locking" it at your present domain name registrar. This will not influence the way the domain behaves in any way whatsoever, but will momentarily block all domain name transfer requests.

In case you need to transfer your domain, you can just unlock it. Locking and unlocking a domain name is rather easy and comes down to only one mouse click.