:: What are your nameservers?
:: What is a Registrar?
:: How long does it take to register a
domain?
:: Is there any interruption in service
when I transfer my Domain to your servers?
What are your nameservers?
Our
name servers are as follows:
| Jump Name Servers |
| Primary Server Hostname: |
ns1.jumphk2.net |
| Primary Server Net Address: |
203.194.220.66 |
| Secondary Server Hostname: |
ns2.jumphk2.net |
| Secondary Server Net Address: |
203.194.220.67 |
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What is a Registrar?
A Registrar is an organization or
company that is accredited by ICANN (Internet Corporation
for Assigned Names and Numbers) to provide registration
services. There are different registrars serving each
country code throughout the world and each registrar
has different rules regarding registration procedures
and fees. To register a .hk domain name you must be
either a company registered in Hong Kong or a charity
or educational institution registered in Hong Kong,
however, anyone can register a .com domain name.
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How long does it take?
It usually takes about 24 hrs to
register a domain name - however it can take between
3 and 14 days to register a .hk domain name. This is
because the procedure for registering a .hk domain name
is much more complicated than for registering a .com
domain.
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Is there any interruption in
service when I transfer my Domain to your severs?
After changing name servers or registering a new domain
name, it will take at LEAST 24 hours before you will
be able to see your domain by going to http://www.yourdomain.com
. This process normally takes between 24-72 hours, but
will take at least seven days for a .hk domain. This
delay, referred to as a DNS propagation delay, occurs
with all hosts and is outside of our control. During
this period, you may also experience intermittent connection
to your domain. That is, it may become available but
disappear again a few hours later. This is also an effect
of the DNS propagation and will typically resolve itself
within 5 days after assigning the new name servers.
Until your domain fully resolves (3-5
days from the time you changed it) you will NOT be able
to do the following:
View your domain at http://www.yourdomain.com
Check your mail (POP3, SMTP and Webmail will NOT work)
Publish using FrontPage extensions.
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