Tyson Acker
posted this on Apr 03 22:19
This tutorial will step you through preparing a domain at Network Solutions for a transfer to Hover.
Warning - if you rely on Network Solutions' DNS services for custom DNS records, please contact Hover customer service so we can setup your DNS records in Hover before you transfer in so you do not experience any downtime on your domain's services.
This tutorial applies to the following top-level domains:
.com / .net / .info / .org / .tv / .us / .me / .biz / .tel
Other top-level domains, such as .ca domains, have a different transfer process. Please contact help@hover.com or give us a call at 1-866-731-6556 if you need help with the transfer of top-level domains not covered in this section.
A step-by-step transfer process is outlined below:
To disable domain privacy for a domain at Network Solutions, please follow these steps:





To update your domain's administration email address, please complete the following steps:











This tutorial will show you how to unlock a domain name and retrieve your transfer authorization code from Network Solutions so you can transfer your domain to Hover.
To unlock a domain at Network Solutions, please follow these steps:





















If you do nothing, your pending domain transfer from Network Solutions to Hover will be approved automatically after 5 days. If you don't want to wait, the following instructions will show you how to approve a pending transfer.
Please be warned that Network Solutions will disable hosting, email, DNS, and URL forwarding services after your transfer away has been approved. If you rely on any of these Network Solutions services for your domain name, please contact help@hover.com or call us at +1.866.731.6556 so we can help you set up Hover services before your transfer is initiated.
To expedite your transfer from Network Solutions to Hover, please complete these steps:




Comments
Nice guide! The Network Solutions part was dead on accurate, but the hover.com side was a bit outdated (ironically enough). The changes were minor so its no biggie!