Managed business domains
Domain and DNS management for your local business
Domain registration, renewal dates, DNS records, and SSL certificates handled for offices from Charleston to Savannah. We keep track of administrative details.
Organized domain administration
Keep your website and email running on one name
Websites and email run on your domain name. CloudCentric keeps your domain registration, DNS records, and renewal dates in order.
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Registration and renewals tracked
Renewal dates are recorded so your domain or public certificate does not expire by accident.
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Records kept in one place
DNS management happens centrally, keeping your settings organized for websites and email migrations.
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Certificates issued and renewed automatically
Public SSL certificates are issued and renewed automatically on a regular schedule.
Domains depend on accurate DNS records
Websites and email on the same domain depend on its DNS records. Proper domain registration and DNS management keep both online.
Select your business type
Services on your domain
DNS records direct your website and email
Each DNS record is one line in a list at your DNS host. Every record does one specific job for your online services.
Choose a record type
Record role
Missing or wrong records
Screenshots are the software vendor's own.
Calendars for domains and certificates
Domains and public SSL certificates follow strict expiration schedules. CloudCentric tracks these dates to ensure your services remain active.
ICANN domain renewal policy
ICANN policy requires registrars to send specific notices before and after a domain expires.
View expiration stages. ICANN Expired Registration Recovery Policy and registrant FAQ.
Public SSL certificate schedule
Public SSL certificates are valid for less time every few years under CA/Browser Forum schedules. Renewal happens more often, and CloudCentric renews them automatically.
Figures show the longest a certificate can be valid for that issue date. CA/Browser Forum Baseline Requirements, section 6.3.2.
Check your public email records
One free tool on this site reads a domain's public email records and grades them A to F. Checking your setup needs no sign-up.
Frequently asked questions
- Who should be listed as the owner of a domain?
Domain transfers and renewals are handled through the registrant of record. Business owners should be listed as the contact on the domain name, not a former employee or web designer.
- What happens when a domain is not renewed?
Websites and email on the same domain depend on accurate DNS records. Failing to renew a domain can take your website and email offline together.
- Can a lapsed domain be recovered?
Domains in the 30-day Redemption Grace Period can still be redeemed or renewed. Redeeming can cost an additional fee, called a redemption fee. CloudCentric tracks renewal dates so a domain does not expire by accident.
- What changes when email moves to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace?
Moving email to a new platform requires changing DNS records. Connecting domains to Microsoft 365 starts with proving ownership by adding a record at your DNS host.
- What are email records for?
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authenticate your messages. Without these records, invoices and newsletters are more likely to land in spam, and your domain is easier to forge in phishing email.
- Are SSL certificates looked after?
Public SSL certificates are issued and renewed automatically. CloudCentric tracks these schedules to prevent accidental expirations as validity periods grow shorter over time.
- Where does CloudCentric provide domain management?
CloudCentric serves businesses on the coast from Charleston to Savannah. Call us to learn more about managed IT services in Mount Pleasant and surrounding areas.
Ready for organized domain management
Call (844) 422-7000 or book a walkthrough to let CloudCentric handle your DNS records and renewal dates.