Second-Level Reservations for Registry Operations Sample Clauses

Second-Level Reservations for Registry Operations. The following names are reserved for use in connection with the operation of the registry for the TLD. Registry Operator may use them, but upon conclusion of Registry Operator's designation as of the registry for the TLD they shall be transferred as specified by ICANN: NIC, WWW, IRIS and WHOIS.
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Second-Level Reservations for Registry Operations. The following names are reserved for use in connection with the operation of the registry for the Registry TLD. They may be used by Registry Operator, but upon conclusion of Registry Operator's designation as operator of the registry for the Registry TLD they shall be transferred as specified by ICANN: • nic • whois • www These functional specifications for the Registry TLD consist of the following parts: 1. Registry Operator Registrar Protocol; 2. Supported initial and renewal registration periods; 3. Grace period policy; 4. Nameserver functional specifications; 5. Patch, update, and upgrade policy; 6. Performance Specifications; 7. Responsibilities of the Parties; 8. Additional Services; and 9. Implementation of New Standards
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Second-Level Reservations for Registry Operations. The following names are reserved for use in connection with the operation of the registry for the Registry TLD. They may be used by Registry Operator, but upon conclusion of Registry Operator's designation as operator of the registry for the Registry TLD they shall be transferred as specified by ICANN: nic whois www These functional specifications for the Registry TLD consist of the following parts: 1. Standards Compliance; 2. Supported initial and renewal registration periods; 3. Grace period policy; 4. Wildcard Prohibition; 5. Patch, update, and upgrade policy;
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Second-Level Reservations for Registry Operations. The following names are reserved for use in connection with the operation of the registry for the .biz TLD: • nic • whois • www
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Second-Level Reservations for Registry Operations. The following names are reserved for use in connection with the operation of the registry for the Registry TLD. They may be used by Registry Operator, but upon conclusion of Registry Operator's designation as operator of the registry for the Registry TLD they shall be transferred as specified by ICANN: nic whois www .NET Registry Agreement Appendix 7 Functional and Performance Specifications (1 July 2017) These functional specifications for the Registry TLD consist of the following parts: 1. Standards Compliance; 2. Supported initial and renewal registration periods; 3. Grace period policy; 4. Wildcard Prohibition; 5. Patch, update, and upgrade policy; 6. Performance Specifications; 7. Responsibilities of the Parties; and 8. Additional Services
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