Domain

Domain transfers take time and checking the status can be a pain. Our new tools let you easily check your domain transfer status in your account.

Your domain registration will eventually expire. Learn how to renew your domain or recover it from redemption directly from your Liquid Web account.

All SSL certificates eventually expire. This guide walks you through the renewal process, which is very similar to ordering a brand new certificate.

Your domain is the most important part of your web presence. As such, ICANN has specific requirements protecting domain transfers. Liquid Web can handle all of these requirements once you complete a few steps to begin the process. This article details the steps necessary to transfer you domain to Liquid Web.

While Liquid Web loves to have you host your domain and all your server needs with us, we understand that it is sometimes necessary to transfer a domain from your Liquid Web account to another domain registrar. Fortunately, we’ve done our best to make that process as simple as possible from our side.

SSL certificates secure web traffic with public key encryption. Verify website legitimacy with SSL. This article focuses on ordering SSL certificates.

Learn how to register a new domain name in my.liquidweb.com. Our guide shows you how to search, check out, and get WHOIS privacy.

Nameservers are crucial for DNS, matching domain names with IPs. Changing DNS hosting requires updating nameservers to direct traffic correctly.

With subdomains like blog.mysite.com, you can expand your site without buying new domains. Learn how to create them in cPanel with this article.

While not mandatory, an SSL certificate enhances website security, crucial for secure login or e-commerce. This guide explains SSL certificate installation after CSR generation, certificate order, and verification.

When setting up SSL for your site, you must verify your ownership. This article guides you through the verification process.

Domains are your web address; mysite.com points to your content via DNS, matching the domain name to an IP address.