A gTLD is a GENERIC TOP LEVEL DOMAIN. These are _top level domains_
[1]that are NOT affiliated with any country and can be registered by
anyone for a fee. Currently, these are .com, .net, and .org. ccTLDs
are Country Code Top Level Domains [2] i.e .In, ....
DOMAIN FORWARDING is used to forward any visitors to your domain name
to any destination of your choice. Anyone who enters
http://www.yourforwardeddomainname.com [1] will be redirected to any
other website of your choice say for example your original doma...
Originally, the three letter extensions after the dot (or Top Level
Domain [1]/TLD) were meant to denote whether the domain name was being
used for business (.com) CHARITY/NON-PROFIT (.ORG) or for a technology
based company (.net). However, with the explo...
WHO DOES A REGISTERED NAME ACTUALLY BELONG TO, THE END USER OR THE
REGISTRATION SERVICE PROVIDER?
Domain names [1] are not truly owned -- they're leased out on a
first-come, first-served basis, and remain with the initial lessee
until either
a) the lesse...
URL MASKING means that the visitors to the domain name will be
forwarded to your destination website, however the URL in their
browser address bar will remain the same. Also known as STEALTH
REDIRECTION or URL Hiding, this will ensure that your visitors s...
A domain name [1] is essentially a signpost on the Internet. Every
website you've ever been to, and every email you've ever composed, has
used a domain name in its address. People _register domain names_ in
order to 'stake a claim' to a particular name...
What do each of the above .IN TLDs mean?
.IN Domain names [1]
.IN - Can be used by any company, individual or idea
.CO.IN - Generally used by a company
.NET.IN - Generally used by an Internet or Web Service Provider
.ORG.IN - Generally used by a non-prof...
What is Domain Registry? Registrar? Registrant?
REGISTRAR: A "Registrar" (or "Domain Name Registrar [1]") is an
organization like Network Solutions that has control over the granting
of domains [2] within certain TLDs (top level domains, like the
gen...
