Ownership and access
Confirm the registrar, legal registrant, administrator access and recovery routes.
Protect domain ownership, connect the right services and make DNS changes through a clear, documented process.
CK Website Design supports Irish businesses with domain registration, renewals, transfers, DNS records and business email configuration.
Confirm the registrar, legal registrant, administrator access and recovery routes.
Review expiry dates, registrar locks, transfer requirements and timing.
Configure agreed nameservers and records for websites, applications and supported services.
Set supported MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records around the chosen business email provider.
Identify the registrar, registrant details, administrator access, renewal status and current DNS provider.
Review the DNS zone, website destinations, nameservers, MX records and supported email-authentication records.
Complete the agreed registration, transfer, nameserver or DNS work and configure supported website and email records.
Test authoritative DNS, website resolution, supported email delivery and authentication, then return control and guidance to the client.
Domain work can include supported records and delivery checks for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and other supported mail providers.
The agreed scope can include registrar and ownership checks, renewals, domain transfers, nameserver changes, website records, MX records, and email-authentication records such as SPF, DKIM and DMARC.
No. The domain should remain registered to your business or its authorised owner. We can help with registration, renewal, transfer and configuration while keeping ownership and administrator control with you.
We plan transfers and DNS changes to reduce avoidable disruption, but continuity depends on the registrar, current DNS zone, hosting, email provider and available access.
Yes. We can configure supported DNS records for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and other supported mail providers, including MX and agreed authentication records.
Some changes appear quickly, while others take longer because resolvers and devices can retain cached records until their time-to-live expires.
We can help identify the registrar, review available ownership evidence and guide the recovery route. The registrar ultimately controls its verification process.