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Six Steps to Domain Hosting
1. What is a Domain Name?
A domain name is used to locate a website, similar to address that tells people where you live. One types the domain name in the following format - www.domain.com - in the web browser to access the website.
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1. What is a Domain Name?
The domain name follows the letters "www" (e.g. www.bbc.co.uk). It consists of two parts: the first part (bbc) is classed as the second level domain (SLD) and the latter part (co.uk) is known as the Top Level Domain (TLD).
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2. Types of Domain Name
Before selecting the Second Level Domain Name one should choose the appropriate top-level domain name, like .com or .co.uk.
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2. Types of Domain Name
The top level domain is coined to be used for a specific purpose. For example, a UK based company would use the co.uk domain, a non-profit making organisation would choose the .org. domain.
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3. Availability of Domain Name
Once the TLDs are selected, we will check for the availability of the complete domain name, e.g mycompany.co.uk or mycompany.com or mycompany.biz
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3. Availability of Domain Name
If the domain has been registered by another party, then we will suggest similar alternatives.
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4. Purchasing the Domain Name
Once you have chosen the available domain name. We will register the domain on your behalf, making you the legal owner; the registrant.
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4. Purchasing the Domain Name
To retain ownership of the domain name it will need to be auto-renewed annually.
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5. Managing the Domain Name
After registration, your domain will appear in our portal, and we will manage this for you.
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5. Managing the Domain Name
Upon request, we will add additional services for your domain to meet your needs.
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6. Hosting the Domain & Email
Finally, we host the domain name on our server by creating the domain account. At this stage, the email accounts are also created.
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6. Hosting the Domain
This process allocates a space on our web server, where your web contents (images, emails and HTML files) will reside, along with your emails. The website designers then upload the files.