Q. What is a Domain Name?
A domain name is a word along with a top-level domain (.com, .co, .in, .net, .org, etc.) that uniquely identifies your website
Q How do I register a domain name?
Registering a domain name is an easy process. First, make sure the domain is available. You can do this by looking it up on our Website. Once you confirm it's available, you can register the domain at our website. Registering your domain at Parm Projects simplifies the process to a great extent, as we will take care of DNS registration and other changes required.
Q. Do I have to change my Domain if I get a new host?
No. As long as the domain is registered in your name, you can simply update your name servers to point to your new host.
Q. Why do I have to renew my domain? Can’t I just buy it?
Although the phrase “buy a domain” became widely used as you do make a purchase during the registration process, it’s not a completely accurate expression. You cannot actually purchase a domain name for life, but you can continue “renting” it, year by year. Assuming that you want to stick with your chosen domain name, we offer renewal plans ranging from 1 to 10 years.
Q. How do I keep my domain safe?
Unfortunately, cyber crimes are getting more sophisticated. When it comes to domain safety, the burning issues remain cybersquatting and domain hijacking. Owning an SSL certificate is not an extra layer of security anymore, but a necessity.
Q. What is the domain name system (DNS)?
The domain name system is essentially a global addressing system. It is the way that domain names are located and translated into Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, and vice versa. A domain name is a unique alias for an IP address (a number), which is an actual physical point on the Internet.
