This guide explains how to modify the details associated with a domain name, that is, the “WHOIS” details of the owner / holder / responsible party.

Preamble

• The particularity of domain names is that they all have an owner whose details are specific to the domain itself, independent of the Infomaniak account that manages the product.
• These details, known as WHOIS, provide information such as first name, last name, postal address, email address, etc., and can be viewed online using WHOIS services such as whois.infomaniak.com or whois.nic.swiss.
• Additional private details often exist outside of the public WHOIS and are never visible and/or communicated by Infomaniak without prior authentication!
• These details will always prevail in the event of a dispute regarding the ownership of a domain name, it is therefore important to keep this information up to date even if you activate Domain Privacy to hide information.

Accessing the different types of contacts associated with domain names

To access these domain manager details:

1. Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click directly on the name assigned to the product concerned:
   
3. Click on WHOIS Information in the left sidebar:
   

Owner Contact

1. Click on the Change Owner button to create a new contact record, or select one previously used on one of the other domain names in the Organization, with the need to obtain the agreement of both parties before application.
2. Click on the Modify button to edit the language (of certain shipments) as well as the postal and telephone details (an email is sent to the email address mentioned for a request to confirm the changes).

More details below in this guide.

Administrator Contact

1. Click on the Modify button to edit the language (of certain shipments) as well as the postal and telephone details (an email is sent to the email address mentioned for a request to confirm the changes).
2. Click on Other Contact to create a new contact record, or select one previously used on one of the other domain names in the Organization, with the need to obtain the agreement of both parties before application.

More details below in this guide.

Technical Contact

1. Click on the Modify button to edit the language (of certain shipments) as well as the postal and telephone details (an email is sent to the email address mentioned for a request to confirm the changes).
2. Click on Other Contact to create a new contact record, or select one previously used on one of the other domain names in the Organization, with the need to obtain the agreement of both parties before application.

More details below in this guide.

Billing Contact

1. Click on the Modify button to edit the language (of certain shipments) as well as the postal and telephone details (an email is sent to the email address mentioned for a request to confirm the changes).
2. Click on Other Contact to create a new contact record, or select one previously used on one of the other domain names in the Organization, with the need to obtain the agreement of both parties before application.

More details below in this guide.

Modify WHOIS details

Without creating a new contact card, you can modify:

• the postal address (street, zip code, country, etc.)
• the phone number
• the language (of certain shipments) 

By creating a new contact card, you will therefore be able to specify:

• Type of contact (Company, Individual, Association, other)
• First name / Last name
• the email address
• the postal address (street, zip code, country, etc.)
• the phone number
• the language (of certain shipments) 
   

Any modification of WHOIS coordinates must be validated by the current contact. The latter will receive an e-mail with a validation link valid for two days to validate the changes:

The e-mail also indicates the other domain names concerned by the operation (and which types of contacts are affected by the change).

While waiting for validation, a message is displayed on the domain management page:

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You can also do this on multiple domains at once: a contact card can be linked to multiple domains; modifying a card will therefore automatically apply to all domains with the same WHOIS contact.

Also refer to the guides concerning specific extensions such as the .es or the .se …