The Domain Manager is used to manage registered domains at ProRedLine.
It provides control over domain-related settings such as registration status, DNS usage and domain linking.

The Domain Manager does not provide website or email hosting by itself.

What the Domain Manager Is Used For #

The Domain Manager allows you to:

• Register new domains
• Manage existing domains
• Choose how a domain is used
• Access DNS zone management
• View domain status and expiration

It acts as the central point for domain administration.

What the Domain Manager Does Not Do #

The Domain Manager does not:

• Build websites
• Host websites
• Provide email hosting automatically
• Replace cPanel hosting features

Hosting services must be purchased separately.

Domain Usage Selection #

When purchasing a domain, the Domain Manager works together with the Domain Wizard to define usage.

You can choose:

• Standalone domain
• Parked domain
• Addon domain

This choice determines how the domain is connected to your services.

DNS Management #

All domains managed through the Domain Manager include:

• Access to the DNS Zone Editor
• Ability to manage basic, advanced and MX records

Nameserver and glue record changes are not supported by default and require support approval in rare cases.

Linking Domains to Hosting Services #

Domains can be linked to:

• Web Hosting or Site Hosting
• Email Hosting
• DNS-only subscriptions

Linking is done during purchase or manually by support if changes are requested later.

Renewals and Expiration #

The Domain Manager statuses are found in your billing portal:

• Domain expiration dates
• Renewal status

You are responsible for renewing domains on time.
Expired domains may stop resolving or become unavailable.

Responsibility Notice #

You are responsible for:

• Domain renewals
• Correct usage selection
• DNS configuration
• Legal compliance related to domain use

ProRedLine acts as reseller and technical contact, not as domain owner.

Common Misunderstandings #

• Buying a domain does not include hosting
• DNS access does not mean a website is active
• Domain registration and hosting are separate services

Understanding this prevents setup issues.