Domain name status determine timing of registration

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One you phase the domain name once entered the RGP, you should pay special attention to it, after 30 days of RGP, the domain name will enter the registration Bureau 5 days to maintain, when the domain name entered the register period, you can submit the request. But the domain name loses its chance to be RGP when the deadline may be restored and become normal again.

The start time for each state is determined by update date.

Attached: Description of Domain name status

Active: Active state.

set by registry;
The domain name can be changed by registrar;
May renew the fee;
At least one DNS assignment is assigned.


Registry-lock: Registry lockout.


be set up by the Board;
The domain name may not be changed or deleted by the Registrar;
This state must be discharged by the registry before the Registrar can change the domain name information;
Domain name can be renewed;
If the domain name is assigned to at least one DNS, it can be included in the zone (which can be used normally).


Registry-hold: The Board reserves.


be set up by the Board;
The domain name may not be changed or deleted by the Registrar;
This state must be discharged by the registry before the Registrar can change the domain name information;
Domain name can be renewed;
The domain name is not included in the area (domain name root server) (not used properly).


Registrar-lock: Registrar lock.


Set up by the original registrar of the domain name;
The domain name cannot be changed or deleted;
This state must be removed by the Registrar to change the domain name information;
The domain name can be renewed;
The domain name is included in the area (domain name root server) (which can be used normally).


Registrar-hold: Registrar reserved.


Set up by the original registrar of the domain name;
The domain name cannot be changed or deleted;
This state must be removed by the Registrar to change the domain name information;
The domain name can be renewed;
The domain name is not included in the area (domain name root server) (not used properly).


Redemptionperiod (RGP): grace period.


When the Registrar proposes to remove a domain name request from the Registrar, the Registrar shall 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 period is less than 5 days, delete it immediately);
The domain name is not included in the (Domain name root server) area (not normally used);
The domain name cannot be changed or cleared and can only be recovered;
Any other registrar who proposes changes to this domain name or any other request will be rejected;
This state is maintained for up to 30 days.


Pendingrestore: Resume Pending.


When the Registrar proposes to reinstate the request for the domain name in redemptionperiod, it shall be set by the board;
The domain name is included in the area (the domain name root server) (can be used normally);
Any change made by the Registrar or any other request will be refused;
Within 7 days, the Registrar shall provide the necessary recovery documents to the Board, and if the Registrar provides the files within 7 days, the domain name will be placed in the active state, otherwise the domain name will be returned to the Redemptionperiod state.


Pendingdelete: Delete pending.


If a domain name is set to Redemptionperiod state during which the Registrar does not make a recovery request, the domain name will be placed in the Pendingdelete state, and any request from the Registrar for the domain name will be rejected;
Cleared after 5 days.