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Frequently asked Questions.

The INAIC is a public information resource for Internet users worldwide and we welcome your question and comments. If there are any issues we have not addressed please click here and help us build our FAQ. Contributions from the Internet community are always welcomed. The "Six Most Frequently Asked Questions" are on the main page of the INAIC web site, the rest is displayed here.

What is an accredited TLD Registrar?

What is the Next Generation Internet?

What is Public-Root?

What is the Domain Name System (DNS)?

How can I register a TLD?

How do I run a Registry?

When will my local ISP resolve the Next Generation Internet?

What does it mean to "register" a domain name?

How do I register a domain name in the Public-Root?

Where can I register domains under TLDs that already exist?

What are the rules for registration of domains in the Public-Root?

How do I find out about becoming an TLD Registrar?

What is the "Inclusive Name Space"?

Who controls the Public-Root and the Next Generation Internet?

What is a "TLD", an "SLD", a "3LD"?

What is a "Public Registry"?

What is an RSC?

What is a Registrar?

What is a TLD Registrar?

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