Suite à la consultation publique lancée le 5 juin 2013 concernant la révision du cadre régissant la revente, l’enregistrement et la commercialisation des noms de domaines sous les domaines nationaux « .tn » et « تونس .»,
> Read more.... 2013-06-05The council of the Telecommunications National Authority (INT) approved during its meeting held on 16 February 2012 and by Decision No. 12/2012, the Naming Charter of the Arabized domain "تونس."
> Read more.... 2011-10-21En vue de favoriser le développement du domaine national « .tn » et de dynamiser la concurrence dans l’activité d’enregistrement des noms de domaine assurée par les Bureaux d’Enregistrement, l’Instance Nationale des Télécommunications (INT), lance en collaboration avec l’Agence Tunisienne d’Internet (ATI), une consultation publique sur
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Every machine on the Internet is identified by a sequence of numbers (IP address) that cannot be remmebred easily. To simplify this identification, it was decided to match each IP address a different name: the domain name.
A domain name consists of a sequence of characters (A to Z, 0-9 and the hyphen) and, in most cases, is the name of a company, brand, association, individual, etc. . , And a suffix also called TLD (. tn. de,. ca. jp. net,. com, etc..).
Details of the domain name:
A domain name consists of several elements:
• The root (eg company) which is normally the name of your company or your business, and this name can be composed of one or more words separated by a hyphen or not.
• An extension or suffix separated from the root by a point, eg. tn
• The entire contiguous forming the domain name, eg societe.tn
• An Internet address (www.societe.tn) is all contiguous, usually preceded by the three W, which means World Wide Web.
The extensions (suffixes)
There are many extensions, indeed, the DNS is based on a hierarchy of domain names. At the top of the hierarchy come the top-level domains, which are usually divided into two categories: the generic top level domains (gTLDs) and top-level domains that are country codes (ccTLDs).
The international body responsible for defining domain names is ICANN.
The top-level domains that are country codes (ccTLDs)
There is also the country suffixes (ccTLDs) which are managed by local agencies. It is therefore possible to register a domain name. Tn (Tunisia). Ch (China). De (Germany). Be (Belgium )....
Each of these areas consists of a code of two-letter country resulting from the standard 3166 of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO 3166).
The domain name may include:
- 2 letters minimum and 63 maximum
- The letters from A to Z
- The numbers, 0-9
- A dash "-" inside the name
It never include:
- Accented letters
- Punctuation
- The sign "space"
- Special characters, excluding the dash
Notes:
Uppercase or lowercase, regardless. By convention, they are always written in lowercase.