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What are these different TLDs i.e., .com, .net, and .org? There is no such significant difference between them. These are just a few options and you can even avail all of them.There is no such significant difference between them.
Who can register? Any entity be it Individuals, organizations, ISPs, corporate resellers, etc in any type of profession can register to get a recognition on the Internet.Unfortunately we cannot offer free copies of our scripts in return for advertising or sponsorship at this time.Clients who use SilentPartner must pay annual support.
Can the name of the registrant of the Domain be changed once it has been registered? Yes, email us the name of the new Registrant and his/her address, in case it is in an organization, then the name and address of the organization has to be mentioned. The address for correspondence regarding the above is DNS stands for Domain Name Server. It translates alphanumeric domain name to numeric IP address that a computer understands, i.e., DNS will translate to 67.15.50.35, its IP address on the web.Domain Name is your identity on the web. To promote yourself and your business on the web it is necessary to have one.
What if the name is already in use? Then you can go for other TLDs for the same name like .net instead of .org for some other name. Or try our user friendly features If you feel a name should be lawfully yours but someone else has already got it registered- follow the Uniform Dispute Resolution policy and take legal opinion.We are the first Indian company to be an ICANN accredited registrar and the domain name you book with us is worldwide.
What is DNS? DNS stands for Domain Name Server. It translates alphanumeric domain name to numeric IP address that a computer understands, i.e., DNS will translate to 67.15.50.35, its IP address on the web.To change the admin/Billing/Technical contacts at a later stage, send a request at Numeric Address associated with every computer on the Internet to identify its location is called its IP (Internet Protocol) address. An example is 203.200.152.201. It is much easier to remember than 203.200.152.
Can the name of the registrant of the Domain be changed once it has been registered? Yes, email us the name of the new Registrant and his/her address, in case it is in an organization, then the name and address of the organization has to be mentioned. The address for correspondence regarding the above is Then you can go for other TLDs for the same name like .net instead of .org for some other name. Or try our user friendly features If you feel a name should be lawfully yours but someone else has already got it registered- follow the Uniform Dispute Resolution policy and take legal opinion.Domain Name is your identity on the web. To promote yourself and your business on the web it is necessary to have one.
