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How to Connect a Domain Name to a Website

Buying a domain name and hosting does not automatically put your website online. You need to connect the domain to your hosting first. Otherwise, your domain is registered, but it does not know where your website is located. A simple way to think about it is this: your domain (yoursite.com) is your website’s address, while …

What Your Domain Status Means in Pakistan: clientHold, serverHold, pendingTransfer and More

Your site and email stop working overnight. Nothing changed on your end. You check hosting. It’s fine. You check your bill. It’s paid. Then you run a WHOIS lookup. The status field says serverHold. Here’s the part that trips most owners up: a registry hold pulls your DNS delegation. It has nothing to do with …

7 Cheapest Domain Registrars in Pakistan

Looking for a cheap domain in Pakistan? Maybe you are starting a business. Or launching a blog, online store, portfolio, or personal brand. You search for your domain name and suddenly you are looking at dozens of registrars, all promising affordable prices. But there’s a catch. That cheap price you see might only apply to …

How to Find a Domain Registrar Using WHOIS

You need to find the registrar for a domain. Maybe you want to transfer it. Or renew it. Update contacts. Fix ownership issues. Check status. Or troubleshoot problems. This happens more often than you think. Domains change hands. Old emails get lost. Accounts expire. Knowing the registrar unlocks the next step. Note the evolution of …