Domain services
- Domain registration
- DNS configuration and name-server management
- Subdomains and forwarding
- Domain locking and privacy protection according to registry and provider conditions
Connecting websites and email
Domain settings can connect websites and business email. Review records, registrants, administrative accounts and renewals before changes, test website and email operation afterwards, and hand over maintenance responsibilities.
Keep domain control and update responsibilities clear
Domain services extend beyond registration to registrant information, account control, renewals and DNS. When a website and email share a domain, check records and plan tests before changes to avoid disruption. Locking, privacy and forwarding features depend on the domain type and provider; clearly assign ongoing maintenance.
Information and references
Related solutions and services
AL-Touch provides business website design, CMS and redesign services. We retain valuable URLs, text and images while improving mobile reading, service explanations and enquiries, supporting brand presentation and search discovery.
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AL-Touch helps businesses build online stores, from product content and mobile browsing to payment, delivery, order testing and maintenance. Clear workflows support both customers and store operators.
When is this service suitable?
Common needs
- The company needs a new domain or clarity on who manages the existing one.
- An upcoming expiry or provider change requires renewal and handover planning.
- Website or email changes require coordinated DNS settings.
Which service do I need?
- Website and domain registration
Discuss domains, DNS and update responsibilities.
- Business email
Confirm company-domain email delivery and management.
- Business website design
For website development or redesign, discuss content and handover separately.
Prepare for an enquiry
- Public domain and its main purpose.
- Current provider, approximate renewal date and management roles.
- Desired website or email connection changes; do not provide account passwords.
For an initial enquiry, describe the issue and equipment only. Do not submit passwords or verification codes. The team will arrange a secure channel for sensitive documents and incident records.
Enquire about domains and DNSCybersecurity and AI useExplore security planning, responsibilities and acceptance considerations
Cybersecurity · Safe AI use
Websites, online stores and domains: security planning priorities
「Website and domain registration」 includes the following security priorities; measures, tests and deliverables are specified in the proposal.
- Administration and ownershipCheck administrator access to domains, DNS, websites and hosting, explicitly assigning updates, renewals and handover.
- Applications and dataAssess updates, forms, uploads and third-party plug-ins, planning data and transaction protection around actual workflows.
- Launch and recoveryDiscuss launch testing, change approvals, alerts and backups alongside handover and recovery of existing URLs and content.
AI considerationsFor AI chat, content or ordering tools, restrict readable/writable data and callable tools. Public input must not independently trigger publishing, refunds or administrative actions.
Planning and acceptance recordsDomain and management responsibilities, launch and access-test records, update and backup handover arrangements.
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What should we prepare if our domain or email is managed by a previous provider?
Provide the domain, renewal date, current management contact and website or email uses, then review registrant details and handover. Plan testing before DNS changes to protect existing services.
Does using a registration agent mean the business has no control of its domain?
Confirm the registrant, account control, renewal and transfer process in the contract. An agency relationship should not be confused with domain ownership.
