Hosting
What nameservers should I use at my domain registrar?
The nameservers you need to make sure your domain resolves to your GoldRoo hosting are:
NS1.GOLDROO.COM
NS2.GOLDROO.COM
If you register your domain with us, those nameservers will be automatically setup.
How do I change from one-time invoicing to recurring or vice versa?
If you currently are paying your hosting manually every billing cycle, but would like to change to automated payments from your PayPal account, please contact us.
Domains
What nameservers should I use at my domain registrar?
The nameservers you need to make sure your domain resolves to your GoldRoo hosting are:
NS1.GOLDROO.COM
NS2.GOLDROO.COM
If you register your domain with us, those nameservers will be automatically setup.
How do I make sure my domain does not lapse?
You can set your domain registrations to automatically renew shortly before the due date. You will need to add a credit card to your account.
- Log in to your domain administration panel
- Navigate to Account and scroll down to Credit cards on file
- Enter all details
- When you now renew your domain, you will have the option to Automatically renew these domain names
- Select that option at checkout and you will no longer have to worry about your domain lapsing
Invoicing
How do I make sure my domain does not lapse?
You can set your domain registrations to automatically renew shortly before the due date. You will need to add a credit card to your account.
- Log in to your domain administration panel
- Navigate to Account and scroll down to Credit cards on file
- Enter all details
- When you now renew your domain, you will have the option to Automatically renew these domain names
- Select that option at checkout and you will no longer have to worry about your domain lapsing
How do I change from one-time invoicing to recurring or vice versa?
If you currently are paying your hosting manually every billing cycle, but would like to change to automated payments from your PayPal account, please contact us.
Advanced
How do I increase my PHP settings?
In order to increase the PHP Memory Limit for one of your sites, follow these steps:
- Log in to your website's cPanel.
- Look for the MultiPHP INI Editor section.
- Select the Basic Mode tab.
- Choose a Location.
- Adjust anything as required.