Domain Name Glossary Terms
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Terms that begin with D
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Domain NameControlled by the world-wide orgainzation called ICANN, domain names are obtained on a first-come basis, and are used to identify your unique web site (For instance, www.yourname.com.) Most common are the suffixes: .com, .org, and .net. However there are a large number of new suffixes giving a lot more name options. A top level domain can be obtained by paying an annual registration fee to a domain registrar such as Register.com. Fees range from under $10 a year to $30 a year. Some web hosting providers such as iPowerweb.com offer a domain name as part of the monthly hosting fee. Previous Domain Registration Term: Domain Host Next Domain Registration Term: Domain Name Dispute |
All about domains
Register Domain Names
- Why Use Domain Names
- Cheap Domain Names
- .COM, .NET or .ORG?
- How Do You Spell Domain?
- Trademarks and Domains
- Expired Domain Names
- Shared vs. Dedicated IP
Domain Name Basics
- Domain Names Explained
- Domain Parking Explained
- Domain Name FAQ
- How to Sell a Domain
- Domain Name Appraisals
- Domain For Sale
- Domain Name Brokers
- Transferring Ownership
- Are Hyphens Bad?
TLD's and Subdomains
- Other Top Level Domains
- Top Level Domains
- Country Code TLDs
- The History of Domains
- Subdomains Explained
Registrars and WHOIS
- ICANN Accreditation
- Domain Name Resellers
- Whois Lookup
- Whois Privacy Concerns