Registrar
Know who owns the domain, which account controls it, how renewal is paid, and how access is recovered.
VSS Business Solutions
Hosting, DNS & Domain Management
Coordinate the public technical services that control website availability, email routing, certificates, domains, and access to hosted business systems.
Protect the public service chain
A website or email outage may begin with the registrar, DNS, certificate, hosting, application, security, or vendor account.
The legacy VSS portfolio included web hosting and website development. Current support can include domain and registrar administration, DNS records, hosting coordination, SSL/TLS certificates, email-routing records, website availability, backup, and provider escalation.
Ownership and administrative access must remain clear. VSS documents the registrar, DNS provider, hosting platform, responsible accounts, renewal dates, records, certificates, vendors, and recovery path for approved client services.
Hosting and domain capabilities
- Domain registration, ownership, contact, renewal, transfer, and registrar coordination
- DNS zones, records, nameservers, email authentication, routing, and change control
- Website, application, database, storage, certificate, and hosting-provider coordination
- Availability monitoring, backup, restore, staging, maintenance, and incident escalation
- Administrative-account, multifactor, billing, vendor, and credential documentation
- Migration, provider change, certificate renewal, domain consolidation, and recovery planning
Public-service ownership
The business should be able to identify and recover control of every critical public service.
DNS and Certificates
Document records, providers, validation methods, expiration, dependencies, and the approval process for changes.
Hosting and Application
Define backups, updates, monitoring, security, support, data ownership, and the recovery path if the provider fails.
Bring domains, DNS, hosting, and public services under documented control.
Provide the domains, registrar, DNS and hosting providers, websites or applications, known administrators, renewals, and current concerns.