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• Web
  How do I change the FTP Password?
  Answer: FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol, a standard network protocol used to transfer files from one host to another and ...
• DNS
  How do I enable DNSSEC DS Records?
  Answer: Domain Name Security Extensions (DNSSEC) adds an extra layer of security to your domains by attaching digital signature (DS) records ...
• Domains
  Does 1st Domains support DNSSEC?
  Answer: Yes. 1st Domains supports DNSSEC DS records, which enables DNSSEC to be used with third-party DNS providers like Cloudflare that ...
• DNS
  Can I use your free services, while hosting my own DNS?
  Answer: No, your domain name must be parked with 1st Domains and using our name servers to access our services. Delegating ...
• Domains
  Why should I register my Domain Name with 1st Domains?
  Answer: Here are a few reasons to register your domain name with 1st Domains: New Zealand's Best-Priced Domain Name Registration We offer New ...
• Email
  Can I add a signature to my emails through the webmail?
  Answer: You can add a signature to your emails from the webmail portal. The signature feature is quite basic and only ...
• Account
  How do I update my Account and Domain Contacts Information?
  Answer: To update the Account contact details. Your account email address is the one that will receive a password reset email if ...
• Web
  How do I implement the free secure SSL certificate?
  Answer: Access the Web Hosting Control panel within your 1st Domains account: When you purchase hosting now, the SSL certificate should be ...
• Domains
  How can I see the expiry dates of my domains?
  Answer: To check your billing dates and renewal information for domains registered with 1st Domains, follow these steps: Step 1: Log In ...
• Email
  How can I sort emails into different folders?
  Answer: Filters in the 1st Domains Webmail help you automatically organize, sort, or manage incoming emails. You can set up rules ...

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