Domain Name Registration Service

An A record is a type of DNS record that points a domain to an IP address, usually a hosting provider. The "A" in "A record" stands for address.

DNS, or the Domain Name System, translates human readable domain names (for example, www.amazon.com) to machine readable IP addresses (for example, 192.0. 2.44).

Information: You will need to ask your current registrar to unlock your domain and get the EPP code first before transferring the domain to us. If your domain was transferred within the recent 60 days, it cannot transferred again during this period. Please place a domain transfer order at VPS Mart Domain.

1. You are now set to create new domain. Simply click 'Domains' to create new domain.
2. Click 'Add Domain' to create new domain.
3. Click 'Domain' to add a top level domain - always to have a top level domain first and you will then be able to create sub-domains.
4. Type in your domain name and click 'Add Domain'.
5. New domain created.

Typically a TXT record is used to get information about a domain. They can be used to specify what email servers are allowed to send mail for your domain with what is known as a "Sender Policy Framework (SPF)" record – which is very useful in combating spammers from falsely marking spam emails as from your domain name. They can also be used to provide a public "DomainKey" to be used to further prove the identity of emails being sent from your mail server to prove to spam filters that your domain’s email is legitimate email.

An MX-record is a type of resource record in the Domain Name System (DNS). MX records essentially tell the world what server to send mail to for a particular domain name.

1. Login to your billing account
2. Choose the domain you want to cancel

The following domain extensions are provided: .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, .us, and.name.