Domain Name:
What are the valid characters for a domain name and how long can
it be? How long can a domain name be? Is "http://www"
part of the domain name?
The only valid characters for a domain name are letters, numbers
and a hyphen "-". Other special characters like the underscore
"_" or an exclamation mark "!" are NOT
permitted.
A domain name can be up to 26 characters long -- including the 4
characters used to identify the Top Level Domain (.NET, .COM,
.ORG, .EDU or .GOV).
http://www.example.com is a uniform resource locator (URL) used
by WWW browsers to find documents and resources on the WWW. It IS
NOT a domain name (though a domain name is necessarily part of a
URL). It SHOULD NEVER be used on the domain name registration
template.
Example: yourcompany.com
Email: This is for the E-Mail account you get with our service. Please just type in the name you want. If you do not want to use this service please leave a note in the area for notes. Example: If you want joe@yourcompany.com you would just type joe.
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