Where can I find domain name registration information?

Domain name registration information can be found in ICANN WHOIS, domain name registrar, WHOIS website and other places.

1、ICANN WHOIS

ICANN is an Internet company responsible for assigning names and numbers, and its WHOIS system provides global domain name registration information inquiry service. You can visit official website and enter the domain name you want to query.

2. Domain name registrar

If you register a domain name in a specific domain name registration agency, you can directly query the corresponding domain name registration information on the website of the registration agency. For example, the domain name registered in GoDaddy can be queried on GoDaddy's WHOIS query page.

3.WHOIS website

There are also many third-party WHOIS query websites that provide free domain name registration information query services. Well-known ones are Whois.net, Who.is and DomainTools.

Matters needing attention in domain name registration

1, general precautions for registering domain names Generally speaking, you need to find a domain name registrar with better follow-up service to facilitate management. The choice of domain name should be based on conventional memory as far as possible. For example, recruitment websites try to use domain names with job, Zhilian English or Pinyin, which is easier to remember. When choosing a domain name suffix, try to choose a regular suffix, which is also convenient for memory.

2. Pay attention to the brand when registering the domain name, because the domain name is the entrance of a website and the signboard of the website. This will be your own brand in the future, so the registered domain name should be related to the company name or your own website as much as possible. When we discuss websites operating in China, we usually focus on the pinyin of website names. There is another one that I think is more important and will pay attention to in the future, that is, Chinese domain names related to company names. It is best to protect them, because Chinese domain names are unique.