PRIMARI.NET
The setup assistant
The assistant guides domain setup step by step, detects whether the domain should be bought or transferred, and lets you prepare several services before review and payment.
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What it is for
The PRIMARI.NET assistant configures several services for the same domain in one flow. It is useful when preparing a new domain, bringing a domain to PRIMARI.NET, or avoiding separate visits to each service screen.
It starts with the domain
The first step is the domain name. The assistant checks the context and adapts the options: buy it if it is available, transfer it if it is registered outside PRIMARI.NET, or continue only with services if the domain is already yours or you do not want PRIMARI.NET to manage the registration.
When a domain is not available, it can guide you toward transfer or alternatives depending on the situation.
Purchase or transfer
For a domain purchase, the assistant asks for registrant details and the DNS servers to associate with the registration.
For a transfer, it asks for the transfer code, confirmation that the domain is unlocked, and registrant details. It can also reuse details already used on other domains in the account.
Services you can prepare
In the same process you can select primary DNS, secondary DNS, web hosting, webforwarding and email. For purchases and transfers, the assistant proposes primary and secondary DNS by default so the domain is already prepared to work with PRIMARI.NET.
It then only shows the screens needed for the selected services.
Review before payment
At the end, the assistant saves the pending configuration and takes you to a review. From there you can open the specific domain, DNS, web, webforwarding or email panels to finish details before going to the order and payment.
If you enabled HTTPS for a website or forwarding entry, the assistant also prepares the required certificate part.
When it is especially useful
The assistant is recommended when you want to buy or transfer a domain and prepare DNS, web and email in one session. It also helps avoid inconsistencies between services, for example selecting web hosting and HTTPS, or configuring email and DNS for the same domain in the same flow.