Introduction This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough on how to update WHOIS information for various Top-Level Domains (TLDs), including .com, .net, .org, and country-code extensions. While this can be done via the IPServerOne customer portal (refer here), this guide specifically focuses on how to make changes through the Registrar Domain Management Portal (WEBNIC) and update
Introduction This guide explains how to reset your Customer Portal password if you’ve forgotten it, or how to change it if you wish to update it for security reasons, such as creating a stronger password. Follow the steps below to reset or update your password in the IPServerOne Customer Portal. Important Notes:
This guide will assist you in changing the Name Servers for your Top-Level Domain (TLD), such as .com, .net, .biz, .info, .org, .asia, .name through the registrar’s Domain Management portal (WEBNIC). While you can also change the Name Servers via the IPServerOne portal, this guide focuses on using the registrar’s portal as an alternative method.
I forgot my password. How do I change or reset the password? Could you please clarify which password you’re referring to? For example, are you looking to reset the password for your Customer Portal, your email account, console or server? Once we have more details, we can guide you through the appropriate steps.
Introduction This guide explains how to transfer your domain to IPServerOne. To avoid service interruptions, start the transfer process at least 10 days before your domain expires. Steps for domain transfer: 1. Prepare for the Transfer Unlock the Domain: Log in to your current registrar’s account and unlock the domain (set the status to active).
Introduction This guide provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for secondary users to access primary accounts and manage multiple accounts efficiently within the customer portal. By logging in, you can directly access primary accounts and perform tasks on behalf of the primary account holders, streamlining your account management process. Purpose and Scenarios for Accessing Primary Accounts: Secondary