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Country-level top domains Control over some country-level top domains has been ceded, either permanently or under contract, to various commercial organizations around the world. Many of these organizations don't exactly go out of their way to advertise the local origin of their domain names. Country-level Top Domains by 101Domainname.us |
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Domain names Domain names are typically categorized by their extension, which is their identifying code. The three most popular types of Top Level Domains (TLDs), which are domains that are not associated with a country, are: .COM: Short for .commercial. Domain names with the .com extension are by far the most popular, and can be purchased by any individual or business. .
.NET: Short for .network, this domain extension was originally designed to be used by technical Web sites. However, domains using this extension can be registered by anyone. Domain Name Essentials by 101domainnameservice.com |
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WhoisThe most common use of whois is for looking up domain names. This may be for checking available domain names before registering or to locate information on the domain name registrant. Domain Whois by 101register.us |
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Email Filtering Gartner Group study reveals that a typical office employee spends 49 minutes per day dealing with e-mail. An eMarketer study found that 38% of all corporate e-mail is unsolicited. Based on these two studies, the average employee spends 18.6 minutes each day dealing with junk e-mail. Email Filtering by websiteregistrar.us.com |
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Whois When a domain name is registered, it is normal for the ownership details to be placed in what is known as the whois database. This database includes details such as your name, address, telephone number and email address. The whois database reflects the legal owner of the domain and if this doesn't contain your name and address, you are NOT the legal owner. Whois Domains by free-domain.com |
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