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If you need to hide the whois (address, phone number, name) information of your domain name from general public then you would need to enable privacy protection on your domain name. When you register a domain name from SpeedHost.in, we give you this option for free.

Please note: Whois info cannot be hidden for .in or .co.in etc domain name, as the Indian registry does not permit this option.

Please follow the steps below to enable privacy.

Log on to your domain control panel

1. Click List all Domains under the Domains tab.
2. Click the Domain for which you want to enable privacy.
3. Click Privacy Protection
4. Click Enable

Thats it, you have just enabled privacy protection for your domain name. Your contact details will not be hidden from public view.

We are very happy to announce that we have just launched HalfOrange.in as our Web Design company.

We plan to undertake small project which are mostly static pages of 5-10 page websites and deliver high quality design at very nominal prices. Since we provide affordable hosting via SpeedHost.in we also thought of delivering affordable web site designing via HalfOrange.in. You can now get a great looking functional website for just Rs.5999 or US$140.

For more information, please visit HalfOrange.in

Many of us use Webmail to access our emails and SpeedHost.in gives you a choice of three email clients to choose from while accessing your Webmail (Squirrel Mail, Round Cube & Horde)

Usually over time, we all settle for just one email client and to make it automatically load that email client upon your login to webmail we have an AutoLoad feature. To activate this feature, simply log into your webmail and below your favorite email client, there is a link called Enable AutoLoad. Click that link and set the number of seconds it should autoload in. Thats it! You have just making your life a bit easier

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If you have purchased your domain name from SpeedHost.in and would like to use it on your existing blogger account, it is actually quite simple to do.

1) You can log on to your blogger account, from Settings go to Publishing and there would be an option to use your custom domain name. You can read more on this from Blogger FAQ http://www.google.com/support/blogger/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=55373

2) You can logon to your domain name control panel and click on DNS. Make sure you press the Blue button to change the name servers to the default ones, this will enable your DNS and then you can go on to add custom CNAME records as advices by Blogger.

Once this is done, it my take unto 24 hours for the DNS settings to fully propagate.