Who controls entire world domain name registration? Who gets the money? Why cant we have 2 same domain names.?
91096
an organization called icann control the domain name registrations
743556
Don't you pay the hosting company?\n\nYou can check whois.com to get more info as to where she registered the domain etc.
46960
Hi~\n\nYou can go to NetworkSolution, http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jhtml\nand type the domain name in the search box. You will find who register the domain name. The website also offers domain name registration services.
752905
all that it means is that for technical reasons a web site has been divided. Perhaps parts of the web site are using two different technologies or are on two separate servers. Not only does the number have no significance, it could be anything b4 the domain name . This is called a host name. Multiple host names can be under the same domain name (like answers.yahoo.com or groups.yahoo.com are both under yahoo.com)
551214
If you're talking about trying to register the domain name, then it's because it has already been registered by Tony Chris on 23 March 2006.\n\nIf you are trying to visit the site and can't then it's probably a network problem and I'd suggest just trying again later.
432365
The "generic" top level domains are listed at the IANA\nsite at ref #1 and the top level country domains are\nat ref #2.
1153715
There's no way to register a domain name for free -- if you really want to own or control the domain name. \n\nDomain names have become so inexpensive nowadays qirg GoDaddy offering domain names for as low as $8.95 per year https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/registrar/search.asp?se=%2B&ci=6512 \n\nThis is a very low investment to start your online business - secure your own real estate on the Web with your own paid domain name.
433382
Go to www.NetworkSolutions.com and go to the WHOIS and type in the domain and it will show you who it is registered to.\n\nOkay, I found this for you:\nCurrent Registrar: GO DADDY SOFTWARE, INC.  \nIP Address: 64.202.189.170  (ARIN & RIPE IP search)  \nIP Location: US(UNITED STATES)-ARIZONA-SCOTTSDALE  \nRecord Type: Domain Name  \nServer Type: Apache 1  \nLock Status: REGISTRAR-LOCK  \nWeb Site Status: Active  \nDMOZ  no listings  \nY! Directory:  see listings  \nSecure: No  \nE-commerce: No  \nTraffic Ranking: Not available  \nData as of: 14-Jun-2005
917607
The IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority) and the internet architesture board (i think) are Owned (in the first case) and controlled (in the latter) By The US Department of Commerce. A recent international conference on the INternet tried to wrestle some of this power away into the hands of a UN-Led body - whether this will happen is yet to be seen. Also it is worth noting that the US Govern,ment effectively invented the internet, and it is only because of its structural nature that they lost much of that control. \n\nBy the way - the IANA Issues all the I.p. addresses and .com/.co.uk/.org type postfixes. \n\nHope this helps.
282327
huh?\n\nWindows domain and group policies what your looking for?
980168
I strongly disagree with BACHIR that it doesn't matter where you register your domain name with. It DOES matter, especially nowadays with many offering the moon and very few actually walking the talk.\n\nPrice, type of support, how they handle certain issues...all of those can affect your decision whom to go with. Do your research, ask questions (even dumb ones).\n\nBe aware.
15512
Well, the .xxx top level domain application is being processed, but this is for the "current" Internet. \n\nA system that you talk about where data is verifyed is certainly a good idea, however, in reality, is impossible. What you are talking abot would need pages to pass a human's say-so - but imagine how long this would take considering the amount of requests there would have to be!!\n\nThe www2 system is already in place for alternative servers to one address.
1095378
Usually you can't. Because I don't know any registrar that would give up a domain name for so long time. You need to find out where you got the domain from first place and see if it's still yours. If it is all you have to do is create some dns server and make them known to your registrar.
969028
I also bought a domain from yahoo about a year ago and it actually took from 7 - 10 days for me to access my domain control panel. Give it a few more days..... :)
635477
Many hosting companies will include a free domain name if you pay for their hosting service. In actuality, they just bundle the cost into your monthly fees. Someone must pay to register the domain name, and it is very unlikely that someone will do it for you out of the kindness of their heart.
862267
There is nowhere to get free domain names that I know of.\n\nOnce they expire, if a company doesn't purchase the name, they go back into the mix for anyone to purchase.\n\nBut I don't know of anywhere that gives away expired names, they expired because the annual fee wasn't paid.  You would have to pay it to get the name silly.
108479
what u mean ? please try add details\nu cant find domain what ?\ndomain name ?\ngot a problem for choosing a domain name ?\nare u lookin for a website ?\ndo u wanna register a domain name ?\nhttp://www.register.com