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SECURE YOUR PLACE IN CYBERSPACE
IT
HAS BEEN ESTIMATED that the number of daily registered domain names is over
100,000.
This number is expected to increase by 10% every two months. More and more individuals are purchasing
computers and going online everyday, students, retirees, grandparents, you name
it. They will all be a part of this internet generation who will look to
the convenience of the Internet for purchasing products and services.
It is the cyber home
address where you can have your mail
delivered, leave a message to your fans, friends, relatives
or whoever. It will be your central system for
communicating with the world.
A to Z on
Building your Web site in laymen's
language.
First
Step:
Register a domain name to secure your place in cyberspace. Cost $20.00
per
year for registering and parking your domain name.
Second Step:
Host your domain name with a web hosting company. Cost depends on your web
site's size and features. Your cost could be as little as $20
per month which should include your own e-mail address, technical support and
much more. It grows as you expand your business.
Third Step:
Build your web site either by yourself with our Website Creator product (no big deal), semi-professionally or
professionally.
Fourth Step: Submit
your newly developed web site to search engines and prepare press releases to
publicize and announce your business worldwide.
Fifth Step: Maintain
your web site.
Domain
Name Registration
What is a Domain name?
A domain name is a way to identify and locate computers and resources connected to the Internet. No two organizations can have the same domain name.
Every company or organization that wants to be on the internet will register a domain name for use as their on-line identity or name that clients (customers, all internet users) will use to access on-line services such as the organization's website or email system. For example,
universaldomains.net registered the domain name universaldomains.net, so users on the internet can access our website (and order services, etc) at
WWW.universaldomains.net and send email to universaldomains employees at
username@universaldomains.net. Much like a company's name, logo, or 800 number, a domain name has marketing value when customers can easily remember and associate it with the organization. Since over
26 million domain names have already been registered world-wide, it can be difficult to find a good domain name. Whois.Net offers tools to help you find domain names and will help you through the processes of registering a domain and setting up a website for your business or organization.
Each domain name corresponds to numeric IP (Internet Protocol) addresses. An IP address takes the form of 4 numbers, each one between 0 and 255, separated by periods. The Internet uses the numeric IP address to send data. For instance, you may be connecting to a World Wide Web server with the domain name
"rs.internic.net", but as far as the network is concerned, you are connecting to the Web server with the IP address associated with that domain name.
The Domain Name System completes the task of matching domain names to IP (Internet Protocol) addresses. Domain names, and their corresponding IP addresses, must be unique. If more than one organization on the Internet had the same domain name, confusion would occur when the network tried to identify and communicate with the computers within those organizations. For example, if there were two separate
universities, one in Maine and one in Arizona, they cannot both use the domain name
"coolschool.edu", because the Domain Name System would not know which one of the universities' IP addresses were associated with that domain name.
The Domain Name System is a collection of databases that contain information about domain names and their corresponding IP addresses. Domain name servers are computers that translate domain names to IP addresses. This system allows Internet users to deal with the more intuitive domain names, rather than having to remember a series of numbers.
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