19 February 21-00, Kyiv time in the most popular international domain zone. ORG start registration of Cyrillic domain names (IDN).
.ORG - among the top three in the number of registered domain names of top-level domains (gTLD), from year to year, showing high rates of growth. To date, in the. ORG registered more than 8,000,000 names.
Of course, opening the possibility of registering the Cyrillic alphabet in such a popular area is the concern of many people around the world.
The "Center of Ukrainian Internet Names» (Ukrnames) has today filed a preliminary order for domain registration at the opening reception. Taking pre-orders goes on a "first come - first served" basis, ie, Online ukrnames.com can be submitted and paid for only one application for the registration of the domain.
cost filing a provisional application for registration of Cyrillic domain. ORG - 204 hryvnia.
This amount includes one year of domain name registration. Extending the domain will be paid for at the price of regular registration.
Open registration of Cyrillic domains will be held from February 19 to March 21, 2011. During this period, anyone can register a Cyrillic domain name of interest. For all registered IDN domains, domain zone administration will set the lock status: Server Hold, Server Update Prohibited, Server Renew Prohibited, Server Transfer Prohibited and Server Delete Prohibited. These statuses will be active until April 20, 2010, if the registered domain name will not start domain dispute (UDRP) - a domain name will be transferred to the active state, and the lock status revoked.
To registration will be available names that contain characters Ukrainian, Russian, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian and Serbian alphabets.
The "Center of Ukrainian Internet Names» (Ukrnames) is the official registration of domain names in the. ORG, all pre-paid orders will be submitted for registration to the registry directly, immediately after the opening of registrations.
If the domain is not registered with the amount paid will be refunded in full.