ccTLD registration requirements

Requirements to Register a Country Code TLD (ccTLD)

If you order a ccTLD registration and do NOT host it with us, watch this!

The first you need to watch is, that ANY ccTLD has its own, national requirements, which are often very different. Also the result is different: some refuse the registration, some do the registration for an interim period of 7 - 30 days, but do not connect the domain name.

As we cannot list all different rules, here that rules which are on the secured side, always. For more information you need to visit the NIC's sites:

For all ccTLDs (like .DE) which are not part of our automatic PDR system HERE (as . US, .UK, .IN), we require:

1. The nameservers must be set up *before* you send the application to register the domain name.
2. The nameservers must be set up according RFC, this means

•     - The nameservers both need to give an authorative response
•     - The nameservers both need to be of different Class-C Nets
•     - The nameservers both need to have this SOA values:
  

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