Choosing a domain name
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You would like your company to be generically associated with a concept. For example, if you are in the business of selling step-ladders, you might want a site called "step-ladders.com" You would like a domain name to reflect your cool personality. You would like to indulge in a bit of speculation/investment at a relatively low price. Everybody else has one, so why not get one too? Once a domain name has been established, "subdomains" can be created within the domain. For example, the domain name for a large company could be "bigco.com" and within this domain, subdomains can be created for each of the company's regional offices. The structure for this is: hostname.subdomain.second-level domain.top-level domain For example, tiger.newyork.bigco.com describes a single host computer named tiger, in the New York office of the Bigco Company. Not all domain names will have a hostname and subdomain. In addition, more than one subdomain can be assigned |
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