What Is Domain Management?

Sep 12, 2012 | Domain Management | 0 comments | Email This Post
Created OnSeptember 12, 2012
byGreg Kendall
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Domains are provided on a “leasing” basis – so no individual or company can “own” one in perpetuity.

The “leasing” of domains is known as domain registration.

Domain names may be registered for a number of years, starting at a minimum of one and ending at a maximum of 10 years.

Domains may only be registered by one individual or company at a time. At the end of the registration period, the owner is given first refusal on renewing the registration. If they decline to renew then the domain is made available to one and all again. So it’s “first come. first served” where domain names are concerned.

Our domain management services help you to find and register a suitable domain name and configure it to enable your web and e-mail services to run correctly.

We will also manage the registration renewal process, to ensure that you remain as the “owner” of your domain for as long as you need it.

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Greg Kendall began his computing career in 1979, working with IBM mainframe computers - this was two years before the first PCs were introduced.

 

In the mid 1990s, he switched his focus on to PCs and the then nascent World Wide Web.

 

In 2002 he left the corporate world to form his own web and PC services company - Kendall Internet.

 

Kendall Internet specialise in the provision of high quality yet very affordable website, e-commerce and e-mail marketing services to small business clients located throughout the Thames Valley and beyond.

 

Kendall Internet also offer local computer services for domestic customers. From simple virus removal through to advanced problem solving, installations and upgrades, we cover most if not all of your computer support requirements.

 

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