Domain Management

Description

Name Server and DNS changes.

Each device connected to the internet is assigned a unique IP address which helps other computers identify it.  This IP address is a string of numbers that looks like ‘192.324.219.146’ or even this ‘2606:4700:3036::ac43:828d’.
I’m sure you agree its hard to remember such long strings of numbers just to visit your favourite websites. Domain names were invented to help solve this problem to allow names for websites. DNS or Domain Name System basically translates those domain names for example  ‘organicseo.ie’ into the correct IP addresses and points your device in the right direction to get o the website.

Change you email provider or server

A mail exchanger (MX) record is a type of DNS record that identifies which server will handle your domain’s incoming mail. These records need to changed if you plan to move or change email provider. This can be a complex process and we recommend using someone who is familiar with Doman name records.

MX records always point to a domain, never to an IP address. Your default MX record is your domain name which contains a local IP address to the server, this record can be modified to point to a third-party email host, or you can add additional MX records and set their priority for the setup you require.

Have a look at our Domain Renewal and Transfer FAQ for more information or contact us with any questions.