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Corporate Top Level Domain (cTLD)
cTLD’s include names of companies, or their brands and products
examples : .mcdonalds, .walmart
Cost : $1000 USD
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The Root is can be best compared to a Telephone Book.
When your want to call a person, e.g. Bill Morris, you look in the Telephone Book under Morris, try to find Bill Morris and then read his telep... |
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A Public Registry is a registry for domains that openly accept domain registrations from the public at large, meaning that anyone can register a domain under such a domain through it's associated regi... |
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TLD stands for "Top-Level Domain". in the taxonomy of the Internet's DNS name space it is the part of a domain name that is furthest to the right of a character based, human-readable address... |
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The Internet users do. The concept behind the Public-Root is simple. Resolve all known, operational Top-Level Domains on the planet - not just the gTLDs, but ALL TLDs. This is called the Inclusive Nam... |
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The Public-Root resolves all known, operational TLDs on the planet - this is called the "Inclusive Name Space", because it 'includes' all and all other TLDs on the planet, such as all gTLDs ... |
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Once a TLD is registered, it is then entered into the Public-Root and begins resolving in the DNS. The Public-Root does not support or provide for the registration services of SLDs. This is the respon... |
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INAIC maintains a list of known and active registries for existing, resolving TLDs that are open for SLD registrations. Some TLDs are registered with special charters or may not actually have public r... |
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The Public-Root does not provide registration services for domain names or SLDs - Only Top-Level Domains (TLDs). |
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A domain registration is much like securing a telephone number, except that you don't always get to pick and choose your phone number. With an internet domain, you simply decide upon a name in the for... |
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Many already do. If not, you can quickly and easily enable your office network or home PCs to participate on the Next Generation Internet. To find out if you are already able to resolve the Next Gener... |
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There are many facets and roles in the operation of a registry, including registrar functions and DNS propagation. There exists professional services that provide contract registration services for do... |
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Currently there are several official organizations that register TLDs on the Internet. All several of them are recognized by the Internet Names Authorization & Information Center (INAIC). NextGenT... |
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The Domain Name System (DNS) helps users navigate the global Internet and connect their computers to web sites or other computers by translating domain names into valid Internet addresses.
Every co... |
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The Public-Root is an international federation of independent root operators and community stakeholders. Root Operators can be corporations, chartered organizations or government agencies.
Public-R... |
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Governments, corporations and educators use the term Next Generation Internet to describe the future of networks. Resolving the entire domain name system, or Public DNS, is a big part of it. The Publi... |
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There are many TLD Registrars on the Internet. However there are only a few TLD Registrars that are approved and accredited by the Internet Names Authorization & Information Center (INAIC).
The... |
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The Internet Names Authorization & Information Center (INAIC) is an international, not-for-profit, service agency organized and dedicated to the maintenance of public information resources that fa... |
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A Registration Service Center (RSC) is a TLD registry that offers registrations services under the terms and standards maintained by a TLD Registrar.
Registrants of TLDs in the Inclusive Name Space... |
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A registrar is the party responsible for providing the services required to add, manage, delete, renew, and provide whois services on behalf of a domain registry - whether this be an RSC for TLDs, or ... |
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A TLD Registrar is the party responsible for providing the services required to add, manage, delete, renew, and provide WHOIS services on behalf of a TLD registry.
Currently there are 4 official or... |
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This is what a Registrar needs:
1) A TLD :
First, a registrar needs a TLD to Register domain names under. Either you can Register a new TLD or take over an existing one. Go to NextGenTLDs.com to o... |
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Because there are only a limited number of single character TLDs available in the Inclusive Name Space (INS), the INAIC council adopted a policy to delegate these rare TLDs. The INAIC Council only con... |
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After registering a TLD you can use the default Public-Root Servers to create domain names (SLDs) under your TLD(s). Then you do not need any other services. This is a free service. There is no contro... |
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