EuroDNS receives enquiries all the time from pre-launch start-ups and SMBs requiring assistance with domain name registration. For the uninitiated, navigating the ins and outs of domain registration can seem like a pretty daunting task. With that in mind, we’d like to share our answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
Since its launch in 2015, .ONLINE has ascended the ranks to become one of the most sought after gTLDs in the world. Registered in over 230 countries, .ONLINE has experienced incredible traction, becoming a true star of the new gTLD programme. Learn why this intuitive, easy-to-remember domain name has become so popular.
Modifying DNS information from your account is now easier than ever thanks to our newly refocused layout and numerous other practical modifications we’ve made to our DNS zone management page. See how our revamped page is going to save you time and effort!
Most of us see using public toilets as something of a risky venture, but we appreciate their convenience all the same. That said, did you know there's another daily convenience even more questionable than a gas station restroom? Yes, we’re talking about free public WiFi networks that at one time or another we’ve all used.
Computers everywhere were besieged on May 12th by WannaCry, a vicious cyber-attack which held users’ files for ransom. Hospitals, businesses, and government agencies across the globe were left scrambling to contain the damage. Now, experts say it’s only a matter of time before we see an even bigger, more destructive attack.
A hot topic at ICANN 58 was the question of what must still happen before the next round of gTLD applications can be launched and whether or not the process can be accelerated. It turns out a number of obstacles are making a firm date difficult to ascertain.
Dated software and hardware is unable to recognise new generic top level domains (gTLDs) which can cause big problems if you're using one in your email address. But here's an important step consumers and registrars can take together to fight for Universal Acceptance of gTLDs, especially with regards to their use in email addresses.