Registering a domain name

15 Feb

answer the following baed in registering a domain name?

1) where would the best place to locate a certified domain name registrar? 2) Who should be registered as the owner of the domain name? 3) What are appropriate name to the list as the technical contact for the domain name? 4) You are designing a website for a rock band llamado''éxito.'' Create appropriate meta tags for spiders to index your site by using a meta tag generator. Include the address and name of the generator used.

1. Try http://www.internic.net/regist.html above link to find the necessary information. 2. Whoever is paying for it, in my opinion. It's a business decision Toiletries /. 3. Who is who would making changes to DNS and answers to technical questions about the domain. In general, this would be the network administrator of the domain. 4. This is not my area so it can not answer the question. Sorry

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