If you'd like to transfer your domain to MokiHost, we strongly recommend transferring your domain before you cancel with your current registrar.
Let us do it for you or DIY by the following:
Verify that at least 60 days have passed since you registered or last transferred your domain.
Make sure your domain is unlocked.
Check your administrative contact email address.
Disable Private Domain Registration.
Get your authorization code.
Cancel your old plan.
">A domain name is essentially the address of your website; it helps your visitors remember your site, and find it easily. So, when you select a domain name, try to make it as descriptive as possible - for example: BestDogGrooming.com, QualityPlumbing.biz, or AdamsFamilyBlog.info.
Your domain name also becomes a part of your email address - for example: John@AdamsFamilyBlog.info. Essentially, registering a domain (or adding a domain to your hosting account) is the next step towards building a website.
When you sign up for a MokiHost hosting account, you are given the option to register a new domain name. If you signed up without registering a domain, you can register one later. You may also point any other domain names you already own to your new hosting account. Keep reading to find out how to register, add, consolidate, manage, and renew your domains.
As a account administrator, you use the MokiHost Admin console to manage your organization’s account, such as add new users, manage security settings, and turn on MokiHost services you want your team to access. After you sign in, you go to your Admin console dashboard. Here, you'll find controls for managing your user accounts and services. If you don't see dashboard controls but instead see your list of apps, it means you don't have administrator privileges.
The new version of MokiHost’s Domain Manager has taken major steps towards providing users with a one stop management, optimization and reporting platform. Not only will you be able to manage large groups of domains from one dynamic interface, but you will also be able to optimize and track their performances.
