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A domain name is a sequence of letters and or numbers separated by one or more periods (“.”) that act as a pointer to a unique numerical address (IP) on a computer network, such as the Internet. That address may host publicly available content, or may be a private intranet.

A domain name always ends with an extension of 2 or 3 characters. These characters can signify the country the domain name is associated with or the type of organization; but not always – more on that below.

Domain names operate under the Domain Name System (DNS), which is essentially the address book of the Internet.

TLD – Top Level Domains

These are at the highest level in the DNS structure of the Internet. There are several different types of TLD’s, being:

ccTLD – country code Top Level Domains

Two letter domains established for geographical locations; for example; .au signifies Australia. When originally designated, usually only residents of a country could register their corresponding ccTLD; but over the years quite a few countries have allowed parties outside their shores to register names. An example of this is Tuvalu (.tv).

In the case of .au domain names, registrants must still be Australians or have registered business interests in Australia. The strict registration eligibility criteria for au names has meant .au is still strongly associated with Australia and has fostered a great deal of trust and confidence in local online shoppers.

gTLD – generic Top Level Domains

Generic TLD’s include .com, .net, .biz, .org and .info – these can be registered by anyone.

IDN ccTLD – internationalised country code top-level domains

A top-level domain with a specially encoded format that allows it to be displayed in a non-Latin character set.

Below the TLD’s are various other levels:

Second level 

Directly below a TLD in the DNS hierarchy, e.g. .net.au

Third level 

Directly below a second level domain in the DNS hierarchy. e.g. .empire.net.au

The difference between second and third level can be a little confusing. For example, hotmail.com is considered a second level domain, but hotmail.com.au would be classed as a third level domain name.

Whatever domain you choose or seek to register, EmpireNET can help or manage the entire process on your behalf.

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