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- Email settings of a domain in KeyHelp … o set in KeyHelp whether our server receives email for your domain, only sends it or is not responsible at all - with the right DNS records and DKIM selector.
- Setting up ShieldCache: add a site, verify your domain and switch DNS Step by step to a protected website: add a site, verify the domain with a TXT record, enter the origin, apply and only then switch the DNS records - so there is no interruption.
- Making a container reachable on the web: address, SSL, your own domain and access protection … b address with an SSL certificate. You can connect your own domain, open your own TCP or UDP ports and restrict access to IP addresses or with a password.
- The domain included with your web hosting package Many web hosting packages include a domain at no extra cost. Here’s how to view your included domain and add further domains.
- Managing domains: Auto-renewal and transfer lock In the domain overview, you can view the expiry dates and auto-renewal settings for all domains. In the details section, you can manage DNS, name servers, contact details and the t …
- Transferring a domain to another provider (Auth code) To transfer a domain, you will need the auth code. Here’s how to request it in the customer portal and prepare for the transfer.
- Manage domain contacts (handles) Domain contacts specify who is registered as the owner and point of contact for a domain. Here’s how to create contacts and assign them to your domains.
- Changing a domain’s nameservers Name servers determine where your domain’s DNS records are managed. With our standard name servers, you can conveniently manage all records in the customer portal. If you use an ex …
- View and change the PHP version in KeyHelp Here’s how to check in KeyHelp which version of PHP your domain is using, switch it to PHP 8.4 and verify that the new version is active. Includes advice on backups, compatibility …
- Edit DNS records … A, MX, TXT, CNAME and SRV records in the ‘DNS’ tab for your domain - individually, in batch mode or via bulk import.