Locking and Unlocking Your Domain Name
Last Updated:
March 28, 2007 2:36 PM
We securely manage your domains, and automatically keep your domains locked at the Registry level. When a domain is locked, no one can transfer your domain to another Registrar or account.
We automatically unlock and re-lock your domain in order to accommodate domain management tasks such as updates to your nameserver information and contact information.
If you need to transfer your domain or change accounts, you must manually unlock your domain name. It can take up to fifteen minutes to unlock your domain.
To Manually Unlock Your Domain Name Using the NEW Domain Control Center
- Log in to your Account Manager.
- From the Domain Names menu, select Manage Domains. The Domain Control Center opens.
- In your list of domain names, use the checkboxes to select the domain name(s) that you want to unlock.
- Above your list of domains, click Locking.
- Select Unlock, based on what action you want to take for the selected domains.
- Click OK.
