Godaddy Dns Manager

There are over 260 domain extensions available to register around the globe, many with different registration requirements, legal implications, technical requirements and renewal dates

Managing a portfolio of domain names can quickly become a challenging, time consuming task. Understanding and completing complicated registration requirements and paperwork, remembering renewal dates and making changes to domain settings are all things that can distract you from running your business.

Not getting it right or giving it proper attention can be disastrous for both future business growth and online presence.

The Internet has opened up access to international markets giving you the potential to trade globally from any location. It's important to consider your current domain portfolio for protection of your brand and the future growth of your business.

Effective Domain Name Management is a crucial element to making sure a business does not miss out on its share of potential online customers and at the same time protects themselves and their brands against fraudsters or competitors wanting to compromise a businesses credibility or revenue

Businesses need to ensure they are registering all domain names in as many domain extensions as possible to ensure their portfolio not only reaches every area of their current and future customer base, but also protects them against online identity copying or brand stealing.

DadaPro offers a Domain Name Management service that takes care of this for you. Having a completely managed domain name portfolio removes the risk of you losing control of your online identity and puts your portfolio in the hands of domain experts.

Why do businesses need a Domain Management Service?

- To reach more customers. Having a domain name with multiple extensions ensures that whatever extension potential customers use to find a business on the Internet they are sure to find them.

- To protect themselves. Registering a domain name with all available extensions safeguards against the threat of competitors or fraudsters looking to take advantage of a brand name.

- To save time. Every country has different requirements when registering a domain name. Transferring, renewing and maintaining your domain name portfolio is not always easy and can be time consuming. Domain Name Management service takes care of all the necessary paperwork involved.

- Have access to professionals. A dedicated account manager is always on hand by email or phone to offer assistance and advise on all domain name needs. Experts in the field of Domain Name Management businesses can be assured their domain names are in the best hands whilst concentrating on other business issues.

- Stay up to date and be informed. Dedicated account managers ensure that businesses are kept up to date with any developments relating to their domain portfolio, including new extension launches and news.

DadaPro are experts in Domain Name Management, dedicated to working with businesses to maximize the potential of their online presence. A dedicated account manager works to ensure that every aspect of a domain portfolio is managed and looked after.

To find our more visit www.dadapro.com or call one of our account managers on +44 (0) 1905 342 342

Frequently Asked Questions

1. QUESTION:
   setting up www.domain.com and domain.com with 1and1?
   Ok so it's easy to do with godaddy.com, i go to the DNS manager for the domain and and a record so that www.domain.com and domain.com both go to my site. first time using 1and1 and i'm extremely confused as to how to do something so simple. any thoughts would be appreciated.
   oh for reference, current www.domain.com works, domain.com gives a 400 bad request.

   • ANSWER:
     Just as an FYI, there's a "TTL" or "Time Till Live" attached to your DNS, that number is represented in seconds, and if that value of time hasn't passed since the changes were made, it's highly likely that you won't see the changes occur until it has passed.

     On the other hand, Name Servers only provide 'Searchable Data Records' about a website. the Dedicated Name Server (most likely the one that your ISP uses for your records) still has to read your web-site Name Server to get the updated information, which can take quite some time too.

     If you're confident that you have forwarded A records for domain.com and www.domain.com to the same IP address, and it's still not working, then you should rest assured that it will work within time. (generally 48 hours)

2. QUESTION:
   How do you set up a WordPress blog through DreamHost hosting?
   So I bought my domain name from GoDaddy, created a blog on WordPress, then mapped the blog to the domain name using the Domain Manager on GoDaddy by setting the DNS settings.

   Then purchased hosting from DreamHost, and am having trouble setting everything up. I know I need to edit the DNS settings on GoDaddy, but I have been told I need obviously the 3 name servers from WordPress for mapping and the 3 name servers from DreamHost in my GoDaddy Domain Manager.

   I also downloaded FileZilla, and put in my DreamHost server name, username, and password, but I don't see the WordPress information on the right of the program like I thought I would.

   I want to install Thesis, and this is my first time ever doing anything like this, and really could use some help. Thank you for any help!

3. QUESTION:
   I need Help with My website?
   I have bought mobileme, a domain name from godaddy, and I am using iWeb . I entered the domain name into iWeb and mobileme. Then I went to godaddy and selected domain manager and then clicked on Total DNS. Then I changed The CNAME. When I went to my website it looked like this
   http://www.example.com/example For_example/Welcome_.html
   What am I doing wrong all I want it to say is http://www.example.com/

   • ANSWER:
     The main home page name is index.html. In order to change it to Welcome_.html, you'll have to set it up in your .htacess file. You are already on the wrong foot naming your files with uppercase letters.

     How to Make a Webpage:

     Full Web Building Tutorials: http://www.w3schools.com/
     Beginner's HTML Tutorial: http://www.htmlbasix.com/
     How to Create a Webpage: http://www.make-a-web-site.com/
     So You Want To Set Up Your First Site, Huh?: http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/getting_started/article.php/3479561
     Web Site Blog: http://www.instant-web-site-tools.com/blog/
     http://www.w3schools.com/site/default.asp
     How to Start / Create Your Own Website: The Beginner's A-Z Guide: http://www.thesitewizard.com/gettingstarted/startwebsite.shtml
     So, you want to make a Web Page!: http://www.pagetutor.com/html_tutor/index.html
     Getting started with HTML: http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/
     Creating your first website ? Part 1: Setting up your site and project files (Adobe CS3/4): http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/first_cs4_website_pt1.html

4. QUESTION:
   Domain & Hosting?
   Hello,

   i have registred my domain name with netfirms.ca and then i got my hosting from godaddy.com

   godaddy said i need to update my DNS numbers with theirs.. i went to my netfirms account and updated DNS..

   when i type my domain name address it still opens my netfirms (free hosting) page..

   question #1: how long does it take for DNS to update so it points to my godaddy account.

   question #2: anyone familiar with godaddy, in control pannels.. it says domain name: and then Server IP Address-whats that ip address that it shows me?

   question #3: anyone familiar with godaddy.com, in DNS control is says:
   A(Host)
   Host: @ points to xx.xxx.xxx.xx

   whats that @ symbol? do i need to change it?

   in cnames(aliases)
   www points to @
   do i need to change that? or leave it all at defaults.

   question #4: anyone familiar with netfirms.ca, in domains manager i can forward my domain to a different location. for now it points to my netfirms.. should i change that to godaddy? IP?

Source: http://webhostingsolutions.biz/godaddy-dns-manager/

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