Every domain name you register with us, includes our standard TurnKey Mail service with POP, IMAP and WEBMAIL access along with multiple email accounts and email forwarders. You can use the email accounts or forward all email to another provider and/or mailbox. You can manage your domain name (and email accounts) simply by accessing the TurnKey Admin panel. There are no hidden fees to register your domain name with TurnKey Internet.

You will be the owner of the domain name. You will be listed as the Organization Contact, which is the owner of the domain name. When you order you domain name via TurnKey Internet we list your company name, and or personal name as the owner. Back to Domain Hosting FAQ Index | Back to FAQ Home

Let's pretend that a domain name is a book in a library. How do you find out which shelf to go to so that you can get the book you want? You ask the librarian. Name servers are like librarians; they hold and seek out information about where to locate a particular domain name in the biggest of all libraries, the Internet. Computers only recognize and find each other via a set of numbers called IP addresses (example 202.71.152.133).

TurnKey Internet can register and host for you your own domain name with any following TLD/extension. If you don't see the one you want, just contact us. The most popular TLD/extensions are: Yes, this is called a "domain name registrar transfer". In order to do this we need to bill you for a one year registration.

If you have a DSL, cable, wireless, satellite, LAN, or dial-up connection to the Internet, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) will assign your computer an IP (Internet Protocol) address each time you connect to the Internet. An IP address is a long series of numbers that identifies your computer on the Internet. Through your IP address, other computer users can locate you on the Internet and exchange data (e.g. sending or receiving e-mail and surfing the Internet).

Yes, we offer free domain name parking specifically for companies and individuals who don't want a web site at this time. This will reserve your domain name, protecting others from registering it since you will be the owner. You do NOT need to purchase a web or mail hosting package to park your domain name. Back to Domain Hosting FAQ Index | Back to FAQ Home

Yes, if the domain name is not the same as or deceptively similar to any business name already in some manner registered with the Secretary of State. Therefore, ownership of a domain name is not a guarantee that the domain name can be the business name.

If you are transferring a domain to Internet WebHosting then you need to update the nameserver records on the domain to the nameservers mentioned in your activation email. Nameservers are required to point your domain to the correct location, failure to update the nameserver records will result in your domain pointing elsewhere. To update your nameserver records contact your domain registrar or the company responsible for purchasing your domain.

Solution: Once you register a new domain or transfer an existing one, you must let your domain registrar (the company with whom you registered your domain) know where your site will be residing so they know where to point your domain. You do this by providing your registrar with your Web host’s name server information The Internet is a worldwide network, and is not based on one central computer.

Anyone can register a domain name. You do not need internet access or even a computer. Customers can call our Sales Advisers on 0845 117 0366 and we will search for and register your name there and then. It is that easy.

with company names, it is important that trade mark registration is not confused with registering an internet domain name on the registers maintained by Verisign (formerly Network Solutions (NSI) or other Top Level Domain (TLD) and country-code (ccTLD) national domain namespace registries, such as Nominet UK, which are responsible for the so-called country-code domains (those with a geographic relevance, like .uk for the UK and .fr for France).

Once you register your Domain will need to have a Web Hosting company (such as Gleem Host)which will store your web pages on their computers. You must contract for service with a Web Host so their computers will "serve" your web pages to the Internet. Request that the Web Host provide you with Primary and Secondary Host Names and IP addresses (a.k.a., DNS).

You will then need to update the name server records with your registrar to point to the One on One name servers (domain name transfer).

Please forward your domain name registration transfer request to support@oneononeinternet.com. Before doing this, you must contact the current registrar and have them unlock the domain name, have them, if necessary, update the email address for the registrant and administrative contacts on the current domain Whois records and have them advise the domain authorization code. We must submit this authorization code with our registration transfer request.

It's very easy to register a domain name these days. We recommend BuyCheapDomains.com, for its ease of use and cheap prices.

This is done with the help of 'Name Servers'. Let's pretend that a domain name is a book in a library. How do you find out which shelf to go to so that you can get the book you want? You ask the librarian. Name servers are like librarians; they hold and seek out information about where to locate a particular domain name in the biggest of all libraries, the Internet. Computers only recognize and find each other via a set of numbers called IP addresses (example 203.27.227.111).

A domain name is a sequence of letters and numbers which determine the address of your site. This site's domain name is "WebHostingRatings.com." You need to register a domain name before your web site becomes accessible at this address.