FAQ: How can I verify my domain’s new registrar?
How can I verify my domain’s new registrar? You can easily verify your domain’s registrar and other details using the MYNIC WHOIS Lookup tool, accessible at: MYNIC WHOIS
FAQ: My domain transferred from MYNIC to IP ServerOne, what should I do?
My domain transferred from MYNIC to IP ServerOne, what should I do? No immediate action is required on your part for the transition. IP ServerOne will send a verification email to the Registrant, Admin, Billing, and Technical email addresses listed in the WHOIS information. However, we recommend that you verify the accuracy of your
FAQ: Why was my domain transferred from MYNIC to IPServerOne?
Why was my domain transferred from MYNIC to IPServerOne? MYNIC, the official registry for .MY domains, has transitioned to a Registry-Only Model and will no longer act as a registrar. As part of this policy change, all .MY domains previously managed by MYNIC have been transferred to accredited registrars, including IPServerOne, to provide better service
FAQ: Can .MY domain be transferred to a non-Malaysian entity?
Can .MY domain be transferred to a non-Malaysian entity? Yes, a .MY domain can now be transferred / managed by a non-Malaysian entity. However, supporting document(s) is required for verification purposes: Malaysian Individuals: MYKAD National ID Passport Non-Malaysian Individuals: Passport National ID Driver’s License Utility Bill Companies/Organizations: Business License/Certificate issued by the respective country
FAQ: Why Can’t I Modify or Delete Existing DNS Records?
Why Can’t I Modify or Delete Existing DNS Records? If you’re unable to modify or delete existing DNS records, the following could be reasons: Insufficient Permissions: You may not have the correct access level to make changes to the DNS records. Domain Locked: Some domains may be locked by the registrar to prevent unauthorized changes.
FAQ: How Do I Create a New TXT Record?
How Do I Create a New TXT Record? Please be specific—are you setting up email verification (SPF/DKIM), site verification, or something else? Knowing this will help guide you better. To add a new TXT record, follow these steps: Login to your DNS management portal. Select the Domain you want to edit. Add a TXT Record
FAQ: Can I Change My Domain’s A/MX Records in the Dashboard?
Can I Change My Domain’s A/MX Records in the Dashboard? Yes, you can easily change your domain’s A (Address) and MX (Mail Exchange) records via our control panel. To do this: Log into the DNS Control Panel: Navigate to the DNS management section. Select Your Domain: Choose the domain for which you want to edit
FAQ: How Can I Test DNS Records?
How Can I Test DNS Records? You can test DNS records using online tools like DNS Checker or command-line tools such as nslookup or dig. These tools allow you to check whether your DNS records are correctly set up and view propagation status. If the records are not showing correctly, ensure the correct values are
FAQ: Why Is My Website Not Resolving Despite Correct DNS Records?
Why Is My Website Not Resolving Despite Correct DNS Records? If your website is not resolving despite the DNS records being correctly set up, the issue could be: Caching: Local or ISP DNS caches may be outdated. Clearing your local DNS cache or waiting for the changes to propagate can resolve this. Incorrect DNS Settings:
FAQ: What Does ‘DNS Propagation’ Mean?
What Does ‘DNS Propagation’ Mean? DNS propagation refers to the time it takes for DNS changes (such as updates to A, CNAME, or MX records) to be distributed and recognized by servers across the internet. During this time, different locations may see different versions of your DNS records until the changes are fully applied worldwide.