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How to Point a Domain to a New Host

Pointing your domain to a new host is an essential step when moving to a new hosting provider, launching a website, or upgrading to a VPS or cloud server. When configured correctly, visitors can access your website without interruption. If it’s done incorrectly, your website or email may become temporarily unavailable. This guide explains how …

Domain Transfer Timelines: The Ultimate co.za vs .com Guide

You set a launch date. You start a domain transfer. Then your email goes quiet and your storefront stalls with no clear end date in sight. That gap between “I hit transfer” and “everything works again” catches many South African site owners off guard. co.za and .com domains run on different clocks. Treat them the …

Common Domain Transfer Errors and Fixes in South Africa

A domain transfer request gets stuck. Or it bounces back with a strange error code, right when you need it to move without any downtime. Every hour spent on an unresolved EPP error adds risk. Email can bounce. Your website can go dark. And the frustration builds quickly when a process that should take minutes …

Domain Transfer Checklist in South Africa: The Ultimate Guide

A domain transfer sounds simple. You click a few buttons, and the job is done. In South Africa, the process runs through a registry-level approval step that most site owners have never seen. Miss one part and things go wrong quickly. An email sits unanswered. A DNS record gets left behind. A lock stays on …