Domain name transfers & Domain Delegation
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This document discusses domain name transfers and domain delegation. It provides steps for transferring a domain name to a new registrar, including verifying domain ownership, checking eligibility for transfer, preparing the domain by disabling privacy tools and obtaining an authorization code from the current registrar. It also describes delegating a domain's DNS to new name servers without a full transfer, by contacting the current registrar and assigning the domain to the new name server hosts.
Domain name transfers & Domain Delegation
- 1. Domain Name Transfers & Domain Delegation .|The Trusted Channel Centric Marketplace
- 2. What is a domain name transfer? “A domain name transfer is the process of changing the designated registrar of a domain name – Wikipedia” .| Title of the presentation: to change 2 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 3. What is a registrar? “Domain registration information is maintained by the domain name registries, which contract with domain registrars to provide registration services to the public – Wikipedia” .| Title of the presentation: to change 3 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 4. Step 1 to move a domain Verify that the domain name is owned by a customer: 1. You can do this by checking it via http://whois.de/ 2. Check the current admin e-mail address. 3. Ask the customer if he knows and has access to this email address. 4. If not: STOP!!! There is no way to move the domain. Give up. Don’t even think about it. Don’t even think about thinking about it. 5. If yes: PROCEED carefully .| Title of the presentation: to change 4 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 5. Step 2 to move a domain The customer must now verify that the domain name is eligible for transfer. To make sure the domain name can be transferred, the customer must log in to their current registrar and check the following: • The initial registration of the domain name was at least 60 days ago • The domain has been with the current registrar for at least 60 days. • The domain name is not on hold with the current registrar .| Title of the presentation: to change 5 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 6. Step 3 to move a domain The customer must prepare the domain for transfer: • Disable Whois privacy protection tool or Private Registration for the domain. • Unlock the domain – remove the registrar lock that may have set for added security. • Obtain the EPP code (transfer authorization code) from the current registrar. .| Title of the presentation: to change 6 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 7. Step 4 to move a domain Start the transfer via the LuxCloud Control Panel .| Title of the presentation: to change 7 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 8. .| Login to the classic LuxCloud CP cp.luxcloud.net
- 9. .| Click on billing
- 10. .| Search for the account you want to add a domain to
- 11. .| Click on the account
- 12. .| Click on Add New Order
- 13. .| Click on the search icon
- 14. .| Select Domain Registration with the correct TLD
- 15. .| Click on the search icon for the subscription period
- 16. .| Select 1 year
- 17. .| Click on Next
- 18. .| Fill in the requested domain name
- 19. .| Select transfer service and fill in the transfer key
- 20. .| Click on Place Order
- 21. Step 4 to move your domain Check your email for the verification request. The email will be sent to the Administrative contact on your domain’s WHOIS. This may take a few hours to arrive (and please be sure check the spam folders just in case). If you have not received this within a few hours of your initial request, please contact support for assistance. .| Title of the presentation: to change 21 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 22. Too much hassle? Scared? .|The Trusted Channel Centric Marketplace
- 23. Delegate the DNS of the domain To begin using our services without domain transfer, you must delegate (assign) the domain name to our servers. .| Title of the presentation: to change 23 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 24. What is DNS delegation? Essentially it is saying "I am passing on authority for this domain to another collection of name servers, go ask them for the details." For example, "com" is a domain that delegates all (or perhaps almost all) of its subdomains to other name servers. When a request is received at a "com" name server for "google.com", the "com" name server responds with NS records pointing to Google's name servers. .| Title of the presentation: to change 24 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 25. How to delegate a DNS? The customer should contact the current domain registrar and ask them how to delegate the DNS of the customers domain to LuxCloud’s name servers: ns1.luxcloud.net ns2.luxcloud.net .| Title of the presentation: to change 25 it, go to Insert/Footer
- 26. For more information .| http://www.luxcloud.com