.NET

.NET Domain Names

When the .NET universal top-level domain was first started in 1985, together with the first domain extensions on the World Wide Web, it was meant to be used by Internet Service Providers or infrastructure organizations. Given the fact that there were no specific conditions about the usage of the top-level extension, though, .NET domains were reserved and used for diverse purposes and by scores of people. This extension represents a perfect alternative to .COM, notably if the desired domain with the latter TLD is not free for registration.

Grabbing a .NET domain with our firm is simple and takes only a couple of minutes, in view of the fact that we are partners with an ICANN-approved registrar company. You can reserve such a domain for a period between 1 and 10 years, or, if you already own a domain, you can move it over to our company and we will renew it once the transfer process is finished. Transfers are possible for all domains, which are at least sixty days old, given that they are unlocked and that you have acquired an EPP transfer authorization code – security measures set up by the Registry organization against unauthorized transfers. You can easily edit the WHOIS contact details of the domain through your Control Panel interface, or, if you don’t want this info to be visible at all, you can purchase a Whois Privacy Protection service, so nobody will be able to get your actual contact info.

The .NET top-level domain name extension supports internationalized names, so you can decide whether you want to aim at a specific country or zone using a domain name in the regional language, or the global web community – using a generic English name.

.NET Domain Names with Driond

Driond is at your service to help you see how domain name administration is transformed from a chore to an easy process. Using the Domain Manager interface, available at zero cost with every new domain registration, you'll get the ability to control everything related to your domains (DNS records, WHOIS details, etc.) using an intuitive interface. And not only that - the Domain Manager was created to work with many domains at once, allowing you to control your domain names from one place.