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= What is a domain name? = | = What is a domain name? = | ||
| − | *Your '''domain name''' is your address on the Internet. All domain names are | + | |
| + | *Your '''domain name''' is your address on the Internet. All domain names are unique, as they refer to unique Internet addresses. | ||
*When you type in a website address in your web browser's address bar to go to that website, this website address is known as a domain name. It is just like typing in http://www.ieinternet.com/, which is our domain name. | *When you type in a website address in your web browser's address bar to go to that website, this website address is known as a domain name. It is just like typing in http://www.ieinternet.com/, which is our domain name. | ||
*A domain name provides you with an online identity and a contact point for your business, organization etc. | *A domain name provides you with an online identity and a contact point for your business, organization etc. | ||
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[[Category:Domain Name Registration]] | [[Category:Domain Name Registration]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:02, 8 May 2012
What is a domain name?
- Your domain name is your address on the Internet. All domain names are unique, as they refer to unique Internet addresses.
- When you type in a website address in your web browser's address bar to go to that website, this website address is known as a domain name. It is just like typing in http://www.ieinternet.com/, which is our domain name.
- A domain name provides you with an online identity and a contact point for your business, organization etc.