What Do You Know About Domain Privacy? Trivia Quiz

Registrars are responsible for updating the nameservers, changing the contact information, and renewing the domain names. This means that they are in charge of managing the technical aspects of a domain, such as ensuring that the correct nameservers are set up for the domain to function properly. They also handle any changes in the contact information associated with the domain and ensure that the domain is renewed before it expires. This is important to maintain the functionality and ownership of the domain name.

If a domain has recently expired and been renewed, it cannot be transferred to another registrar until it completes a waiting period of 60 days. This waiting period is in place to ensure that the domain owner has ample time to resolve any outstanding issues related to the domain before transferring it to another registrar. During this time, the domain remains with its current registrar and cannot be moved elsewhere.

If the domain is added to the FatCow account and the Registrar is Tucows, but the RSP (Registrar Service Provider) of the domain is HyperMart, then the customer needs to contact HyperMart for domain management. HyperMart is the relevant party responsible for managing and providing services for the domain in this scenario.

If the customer only wants to use our email service and use Yahoo for web hosting, we will provide our MX (Mail Exchange) information to the customer. This will allow them to configure their domain's email service to work with our servers. Additionally, we suggest that they contact Yahoo to ensure that their web hosting services are properly set up and functioning correctly.

When a customer enables Domain Privacy for a domain, it means they want to keep their personal information private and protected from public view. Enabling Automated Domain Renewal Service ensures that the domain is automatically renewed without the customer having to manually renew it every year. This helps to ensure that the domain remains active and prevents it from expiring and becoming available for others to register. Therefore, enabling Automated Domain Renewal Service is the appropriate action to take when a customer enables Domain Privacy for a domain.

Endurance, the subject of the question, is not associated with any of the registrars listed except for MARKMONITOR INC. This suggests that MARKMONITOR INC. is the correct answer as it is the only option that has a connection with Endurance.

The customer will have a maximum of 7 days to respond to the registrar transfer approval email. If the customer does not respond within this timeframe, the request will be declined.

When customers register a new domain name through Globat, by default it will be under the registrar eNom.

The error message suggests that the domain in question is registered through TuCows but with a different reseller. This means that the login information cannot be sent through the currently used RSP (Reseller Service Provider) because it is registered with another RSP. The user is advised to contact their own RSP to obtain the necessary login information.

The propagation time for Custom DNS/MX changes to get updated can take anywhere from 1 to 12 hours. During this time, the changes made to the DNS/MX records need to propagate across various DNS servers worldwide. This process can take some time as different DNS servers update at different intervals. Therefore, it is common for changes to take up to 12 hours to fully propagate and become effective.

The correct answer is [email protected]. This is the email address from which the registrar transfer approval email is sent.

Domain renewal messages are sent by Tucows at different intervals before a domain comes up for renewal. The intervals are 90, 60, 30, 5, and 0 days. This means that Tucows sends the first renewal message 90 days before the domain expires, followed by another message at 60 days, then 30 days, then 5 days, and finally a final message at 0 days before the domain expires.

After the customer(owner) approves the domain transfer, the transfer process can take anywhere between 1 to 10 days. This duration allows for the necessary steps to be completed, such as verifying the transfer request, updating the domain records, and transferring the domain to the new registrar. The exact timeframe may vary depending on various factors, including the domain registrar's processes and any potential delays in communication between the parties involved.

The given answer, eNom, is listed among the domains that are eligible for Domain Privacy. This suggests that eNom is one of the domain management services that Endurance works with, allowing customers to avail of Domain Privacy for their domains managed through eNom.

The correct answer is .US because Domain Privacy is not available for this specific top-level domain (TLD) under the Endurance properties. It is important to note that Domain Privacy is a service that allows individuals or businesses to keep their personal information private when registering a domain name. While Domain Privacy may be available for other TLDs such as .NET, .BIZ, .TV, and .CC, it is specifically not available for .US TLD.