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How can I create a subdomain?

To create a subdomain: Log in to https://cpanel.x-domainos.com Head to Manage Hosting ->...
How can I tell if DNS has propagated for me?

If you're unsure whether DNS has fully propagated for you, you should check the...
How can I use DNS to verify my domain with Google Search Console (Webmaster Tools)?

When setting up Google Search Console you will be asked to verify your domain....
How do I add custom DNS before I use your nameservers?

As standard, any new package that is created or migrated into us gets given our...
How do I change the contact details on my .com and .co.uk domain names?

Changing the contact details for a domain that you have registered with...
How do I change the registrant name for a .uk domain name?

Registrant name changes for a .uk domain name (.co.uk/.me.uk/org.uk/.uk) can...
How do I configure G Suite (formerly Google Apps)?

Our control panel allows automatic configuration of DNS Records to configure...
How do I import a .sql file via phpMyAdmin?

You can use phpMyAdmin to import an .SQL file with your database information....
How do I obtain the authorisation code/EPP code for my domain?

If you intend to transfer your GTLD domain elsewhere, you'll need its...
How do I setup a domain redirect?

You can setup a domain redirect in a couple of ways. We’ll outline these below:...
My www.domin.com doesn't work, but domain.com works fine (or vice-versa) - what's up?

If you get this behaviour after a recent update to your website or a...
What does FQDN mean?

FQDN stands for Fully Qualified Domain Name. It refers to a complete domain...
What is a nameserver?

A nameserver manages a directory of domains that match specific IP addresses,...
What is domain propagation?

DNS propagation defines the process of updating information across the...
What is your IPS Tag?

To transfer domain names ending with .uk you'll first need to contact your...
Where can I view the nameservers of a domain?

If you manage your domain name with x-domainos and have access to it via...