The Enom Access domain management portal lets your customers manage a domain efficiently. In the portal, you can change various DNS services, such as host record management, MX records, and nameservers, and update the registrant WHOIS information. This article explains how to enable the portal for a domain and how to log in once it is enabled.
Before you begin
- An Enom account with the domain. You set the access password from within the account that holds the domain.
- An access password. The password must be 10–20 characters, may contain letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores, and must start with a letter or number.
Step 1: Set an access password to enable domain management
To enable the Access domain management portal, first set an access password for the domain from within your account.
- Sign into your account.
- Select Domains followed by My domains.
- Click the name of the domain you want to enable for the access domain management portal.
- Go to the General settings page for that domain, or use the Manage domain drop-down menu on the right and select General settings.
- Under Set access password, type a password, re-type it, then click Save in the lower right-hand corner.
Note: The password must be 10–20 characters, may contain letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores, and must start with a letter or number.
Step 2: Log in at access.enom.com
Once an access password is set, manage the domain by logging in at the Access domain management portal with the domain name and the access password.
Next steps
- Learn how to update registrant contact information through the portal.
Questions? Contact Enom Support.
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