Internet Domains

Internet Domains:
Each Computer that has a permanent IP address, Runs server software and offers information to clients, is considered to be a Physical Domain i.e. a place ( domain) where information is available.

The Physical Domain:
All Internet Servers are connected to the internet via an Internet Gateway.
An internet gateway is usually provided by one of the global networking giants that have setup these gateways.
These networking giants are the companies who have spent enormous sums of money to set up the physical networks that circle the globe.

The physical networks are called the Internet Backbone. 
The internet backbone is a heterogeneous mix of networking technologies, which have been successfully implemented and currently fully operational.
The networking giants are companies like British Telecom,Hyundai, AT & T etc.






INTERNET SERVER IDENTITIES:
interNIC, a quasi government body in the U.S.A registers and issues internet servers their unique IP addresses.
InterNIC also Authorizes organizations in other countries to issue IP addresses.
In India, NCST ( National Center of Software Technology) a quasi government body is authorised to issue permanent IP addresses.
This really means that the internet server must be located whithin India.
Registering A Virtual Domain With InterNIC:
Log onto an interNIC servers.
Fill up a registration form online.
Pay the two-year registration fee to InterNIC.
This registers a virtual domain with interNIC.
Detailed registration will ask for information like personal details, Billing Contact Information, Technical Contact Information And Administrative Contact Information And so on.
When a company registers a virtual domain name with InterNIC, InterNIC requires a unique IP address to be specified.
The unique IP address specified, Is generally the IP address of the internet server, which will host the Virtual Domain.
InterNIC's address is http://www.internic.net/regist.html

  • InterNIC will scan it's registered database to ensure that the domain name is unique
  • If the name is unique, InterNIC will inform the registering company or individual that is registration has been accepted
  • Once the domain name is registered the registering company has 30 days within which payment has to be made to InterNIC for the registration.once registered, the domain registration is valid for 2 Years.after a two year period the registration must be renewed or the registration lapses.
  • If the name is not unique, the registration is rejected and InterNIC will inform the company the registration has been rejected due to the domain name being duplicate.
As the number of domain registration grew by leaps and bounda InterNIC began segregating domains according to the services provided by the domain being registered. This was done by adding an extension to the domain name.The extension to the domain name indicated the kind of service being provided by that domain.

A Domain Name Extension Structure  Is As Follows:

InterNIC Root Servers -> (.edu, .gov, .mil, .org, .com)

Domain Name Extension

.edu -> servers that provide educational services.
.gov -> servers that provide information about the government of a country
.mil -> servers that provide military information
.org -> servers that provide information about the organisation in the world
.com -> servers providing commercial services on the internet 

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