This is the first time that I've had to do this, I was hoping someone could decipher some cloudy areas for me.
I want to take a domain originally registered through another company, and point it towards my hosts DNS. I don't think that the domain has been released yet from the company that holds it.
Do I just need to get a hold of the technical contact for the company that holds the domain and have them talk to InterNIC? What is the most streamlined process in this case...
I do appreciate any input.
M
Steel yourself, domain name transfer can be a source of immense frustration.
If not, just have them update the DNS entries to your DNS.
If that'll take too long(sometimes it takes days), or your transfer has already been initiated, I'd recommend just having your old host change the IP address their DNS servers point to.
Sorry for the redundancy- I just want to make sure I understand fully in my mind what's happening.
he's going to have to sign off on the change
-The current Admin needs to sign off to the registrar right.
current registered owner is going to have to send a notarized release.
-Who the current Admin registered the domain for. Will have to send a release to the registrar or the InterNIC? The registrar was an outside company.
Thanks
Right. In those I've done, the registrar emailed the admin of record. The admin's reply OK's the process. Remember, there have been plenty of cases where someone fraudulently transfers a valuable domain. Thieves have gone after my big dog domain at least twice now.
>Who the current Admin registered the domain for
Not necessarily. If it's owned by a company and officer or authorized agent of the company will have to sign.
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