Rules for removing domain names and explanation of domain name status

1, such as domain name aaa.com due time of November 1, 2004;

2, starting from November 2, 2004, DNS domain name will be automatically deleted by the system, the domain name can not be resolved;

3, if the 30-day period is not renewed, that is, starting from December 1, 2004, the domain name will become Redemptionperiod state, the state will remain for 30 days, during which the domain name will not fall, but all except the restore command for this domain name is invalid;

4, the domain name in the Redemptionperiod state can restore back, but each restore need to pay the cost;

5, if the domain name in the Redemptionperiod state 30 days without restore, starting from December 30, 2004, the domain name becomes pendingdelete State (5 days), January 4, 2005 the domain name will be deleted.

VeriSign in January 2003 in its registry Whois (. 3 fields were added to COM and. NET):

Status, creation date, expiration date

The status is currently found in 8 states, respectively:

1, Active: Active state. Set by registry, the domain name can be changed by registrar, Renewable, and at least one DNS assigned.

2, Registry-lock: Registration Bureau lock. be set up by the board; The domain name may not be changed or deleted by the Registrar and must be removed by the registry before the Registrar can change the domain name information; The domain name can be renewed; If the domain name is assigned at least one DNS, it can be included in the area (which can be used normally).

3, Registry-hold: the Registration Bureau reserves. is set up by the board, the domain name may not be altered or deleted by the Registrar, and the State of registration may be removed by the Registrar to change the domain name information, the domain name may be renewed, and the domain name is not included in the area (not normally used) of the domain name root server.

4, Registrar-lock: Registrar lock. is set by the original registrar of the domain name, the domain name cannot be changed or deleted, and the domain name can be changed by the Registrar, and the domain name may be renewed. The domain name is included in the area (domain name root server) (which can be used normally).

5, Registrar-hold: Registrar reserve. is set by the original registrar of the domain name, the domain name cannot be changed or deleted, and the domain name can be changed by the Registrar, and the domain name may be renewed. The domain name is not included in the (Domain name root server) area (not used properly).

6, Redemptionperiod: Grace period. After the Registrar has submitted a request for deletion of a domain name to the board, the registration authority will set the domain name to this state, however, if the domain name has been registered for more than 5 days (if the domain name registration time is less than 5 days, delete immediately); The domain name is not included in the area (domain name root server) (not normal) The domain name may not be changed or cleared and can only be recovered; any other registrar who makes changes to this domain name or other requests will be rejected; the state is maintained for up to 30 days.

7, Pendingrestore: resumption of outstanding. When the Registrar proposes to reinstate the request for a redemptionperiod domain name, it is set up by the registry, which is included in the area (which is normally used) of the domain name root server, and any changes made by the Registrar or any other request will be refused; within 7 days, If a registrar provides the necessary recovery documents to the board, the domain name will be set to active if the Registrar has provided the files within 7 days, otherwise the domain name will be returned to the Redemptionperiod state.

8, Pendingdelete: Delete pending. If a domain name is set to Redemptionperiod State, the Registrar does not make a request for recovery, then the domain name will be placed in the Pendingdelete state, and any request by the Registrar for the domain name will be rejected, 5 days after the removal.