what is mean "fully qualified domain"?
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A Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) is composite of the host and domain name.\n\nFor instance in http://answers.yahoo.com\nanswers.yahoo is a host name and .com is the domain. the FQDN is answers.yahoo.com\n\nHope this answers your question.
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NO!\n\n\nThe domain is currently "Trusted" due to one or more of the following:\n\nGeoTrust has validated the domain as safe \nIt has extensive site history - a rare characteristic of spoof/phishing sites \nAlways use caution when providing personal information or downloading software on the internet.\n\n\ni have never tried it, but its ok to use it.
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You are not required to form a business to register a domain. If a registrar tells you otherwise, then go to another registrar.\n\nOn the other hand, if you're going to be doing freelance, you may want to consider forming a business for tax reasons, but that has nothing to do with registering a domain.
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Here is an example of how DNS works when accessing a website. There are three parts necessary for someone to access a remote service on a server: domain registration, DNS service, and the actual service such as a website:\n\nDomain registration \nThe virtual real estate - Purchasing a domain gives you a lease to a domain name from a domain registry like .com, .net, or .org. The domain registrar allows you to specify nameservers for that domain. \nDNS \nThe glue - When someone types in a domain name like 'dyndns.com', a process called the domain name system (DNS) works to turn that name into a number called an IP address. Only with the number can you access a website. \nService (eg. web site, email, FTP) \nThe content - After the DNS is resolved, the client will access the service at the given IP address and return a webpage in this case. \nDNS is a required "glue" for any Internet application or service where you use a hostname or domain name. DynDNS provides domain registration and DNS service in addition to mail services and network monitoring.\nDynDNS is a focused and savvy DNS provider, specializing in dynamic DNS and complementary services. DynDNS is a private, internally funded and stable company. We have no investors looking over our shoulders nor do we worry about our stock value. We run an efficient and profitable organization and pass these savings on to our customers. We are technologists that develop high quality services and our goal is to be the value provider of DNS services. You can also learn more about the company.\n\nLevel of Service\nThe level of service that you will find from DynDNS is world-class. We do not have service launch deadlines and only launch a service when we feel it is ready. Our global infrastructure ensures that the services that we provide will always be there, no matter what instabilities may exist out on the Internet as a whole.\n\nTechnical Support\nWhether you are just learning about DNS or an expert, DynDNS offers the highest level of support. Our support engineers are highly trained and do not read from scripts but read and individually respond to your queries. Our dedicated support staff are able to answer many e-mailed inquiries mere minutes after they are received. Best of all, you don't have to worry about your call being routed to India - our support is never outsourced.
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try www.domainhostingguide.com
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Yes! You just have to find a company that is offering domain names with the endings as .net, .org, .com, .us, etc!
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check domain.com\n\n:> peace
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Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) is a program initiated by Microsoft that requires users of Microsoft Windows to validate their copy of several Microsoft operating systems when accessing several Microsoft Windows services, such as Windows Update, and downloading from Microsoft Download Center. Previously voluntary, it became mandatory for use of these services in July 2005.
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huh?\n\nWindows domain and group policies what your looking for?
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godaddy.com = you can register a domain name and publish your site.
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You need to register with a Domain Authoring Agency that is licensed with the government
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d, the domain is the set of all real numbers except for those values where the function is undefined, such as when evaluating the function would require you to divide by zero.\n\nFor the purposes of this question, only the (x^2 - 49) component is relevant. When x is seven or negative seven, this term will be zero, making the entire denominator zero, and thereby making the function undefined.
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The domain is the whole set R (all real numbers) since your function is defined for every x from R.\nSimply, you can put any real number to be x and you will have  real number as an answer.
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i believe that web hosting registration is where you pay to have your website hosted (ie. put your HTML pages or other files) \n\nDomain Registration is where you register your TDL (top level domain) name like somename.com or mypage.net.\n\nif you want to run a website for free, there are some places that do hostin for free, and they will give you a free domain name, but its usually a subdomain name like yourusername.freewebhostname.com\n\nor something longer. the reason to go and pay for a domain name is for people to remember easier, and less to type. Remember people are so lazy, that they rather type less and get more. thats why there are more dynamic sites, because people want more and do less. \n\nhope that answers your question\n\n.Indigo.
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if the domain was improperly spelled and does not exist it will come back as undeliverable.\n\nif the user is misspelled then it will go the the catch all inbox for that domain which may or may not accept it and may or may not be looked at depending on how they manage it at that domain.\n\nuser@domain.com
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You can check at http://www.internic.net/regist.html for a list of companies accredited by ICANN to act as registrars in one or more TLDs:\n\nFor information on the ICANN registrar accreditation process, please refer to the ICANN Accredited Registrar Information Page  http://www.icann.org/registrars/accreditation.htm
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On Windows Server Systems, the domain controller (DC) is the server that responds to security authentication requests (logging in, checking permissions, etc.) within the Windows Server domain.\n\nIn Windows NT, the central domain controller was known as the Primary Domain Controller (PDC), of which there could only be one with this role; all other domain controllers were identified as Backup Domain Controllers (BDC). In Windows 2000 and later, all domain controllers are theoretically equal, and therefore identified simply as Domain Controllers (DC). In practice however, this may not always be the case. In NT, a BDC can authenticate the users in a Domain.