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• Domains
  How do I set my Domain Name Servers (DNS Delegation)?
  Answer: During registration you have the option of setting your domain name servers, or DNS. You have two options, but you can ...
• Domains
  How do I register a domain?
  Answer: Wanting to register a domain? You can register your domain name online with 1st Domains at https://www.1stdomains.nz/register  On the 1st Domains ...
• Web
  What is the PHP Memory Size?
  Answer: The PHP memory size is set to 128MB by default. This is sufficient for the standard small websites. However this ...
• Domains
  How do I enable services after transferring my Domain Name to 1st Domains?
  Answer: When you transfer your domain name to 1st Domains, your DNS servers are left delegated to your last host. This ...
• Account
  What are your open hours for support?
  Answer: You can contact us by phone on 0800 2000 24 from 8 AM to 6 PM (NZST), Monday to Friday, ...
• DNS
  I transferred the DNS to another provider, but now I want to switch back and
  Answer: You can restore the services with us, provided they haven't expired and been removed. Or if you just want to ...
• Domains
  When Will My Domain Name Registration Become Active?
  Answer: After your .nz domain name is registered, it will become active during the next .nz zone build, which occurs daily ...
• Web
  Want to access your web sites stats?
  Answer: Your website will attract many visitors, and tracking their activity is a great way to understand what happens when they ...
• DNS
  How do I enable services after transferring my Domain Name to 1st Domains?
  Answer: When you transfer your domain name to 1st Domains, your DNS servers remain delegated to your previous host to avoid ...
• Domains
  How do I request a new Auth Code for my Domain Name?
  Answer: The Auth Code (Authentication ID) for your domain name is typically used to transfer the domain between registrars. 1st Domains ...

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