What is a Top Level Domain (TLD)?

A top-level domain (TLD) is the last part of a domain name, that is, the group of letters at the farthest right following the last dot in the domain name.  For example, in mydomain.com, the top-level domain is com.  Top-level domains can be based either on the organization type (.com, .org, .info, etc.) or on a country code (.us, .jp, .ru, etc.).
  • 42 användare blev hjälpta av detta svar
Hjälpte svaret dig?

Relaterade artiklar

What is an SSL Certificate?

An SSL certificate is used for server authentication, data encryption, and message integrity...

What is WordPress?

WordPress is the most popular open source blog publishing software, but is also powerful enough...

What are addon domains?

Addon domains are any additional domains on one hosting account.  Each addon domain is...

What is a domain name registrar?

A domain name registrar is a company authorized by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names...

What is Webmail?

Webmail is a service used to access email online through a web browser instead of downloading...