Domain Name Glossary Terms
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Terms that begin with D
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DeactivationThe process of removing a domain name from the zone files for the top level domains. When a domain name is deactivated, the Domain Name System (DNS) will no longer have the information needed to resolve the domain name to its corresponding Internet Protocol (IP) number(s), effectively disabling the domain name as a tool for locating the related computers or organizations. Network Solutions refers to this status as being on "Hold." The domain name record, however, remains in Network Solutions' domain name database. Previous Domain Registration Term: Database File Next Domain Registration Term: Dead Link |
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