Modifying the contacts of a domain name

Note: If you registered your domain name in the context of a Pack Relais subscription, you cannot modify the technicalThis is the contact in charge of administering the DNS servers on which the domain name is installed, and in charge of technical questions in general. Service providers generally register as the technical contact for the domain names they manage. When the domain name owner has his own name servers, the person or entity directly in charge of those servers must be the technical contact. and invoicingThis is the person or entity to be contacted by the Registrar with regard to any financial matters. In particular, this concerns reminders from the Registrar when the domain name registration is due to expire and it is time to consider its renewal.
According to the contract signed by the service provider and the client, one of them will be registered with the Registrar as the invoicing contact; this contact will be approached by the Registrar with a request to pay the domain name renewal fee. contacts associated with the domain name. The technical and invoicing operations are managed directly by our teams in order to facilitate the management of your domain name.

To modify the information concerning the other contacts in your domain name, fill in the modification form available in the Modify contacts and/or DNS servers section. As soon as the modification request is received, we request confirmation by e-mail from the contacts concernedadministrativeThe administrative contact is the person who represents the domain name owner. His or her job is to express the owner's wishes concerning any action applied to the domain name. The administrative contact must be consulted (via e-mail) about any request to modify information concerning the domain name., technicalThis is the contact in charge of administering the DNS servers on which the domain name is installed, and in charge of technical questions in general. Service providers generally register as the technical contact for the domain names they manage. When the domain name owner has his own name servers, the person or entity directly in charge of those servers must be the technical contact., invoicingThis is the person or entity to be contacted by the Registrar with regard to any financial matters. In particular, this concerns reminders from the Registrar when the domain name registration is due to expire and it is time to consider its renewal.
According to the contract signed by the service provider and the client, one of them will be registered with the Registrar as the invoicing contact; this contact will be approached by the Registrar with a request to pay the domain name renewal fee.). Modifications are applied on receipt of confirmation from all contacts who were approached or, if not, five days after receipt of the first confirmation.

Declaring your DNS servers (Domain Name Server: Domain Name Server)

DNS serversDNS (Domain Name System) servers match a domain name and an IP address (actual address of a machine consisting of numbers): when an Internet user enters an address in his browser, the DNS server converts it into an IP address that computers and networks can understand. match a domain name with an IP address (the actual address of a machine, consisting of numbers): When an Internet user enters an address in his browser, it is a DNS serverDNS (Domain Name System) servers match a domain name and an IP address (actual address of a machine consisting of numbers): when an Internet user enters an address in his browser, the DNS server converts it into an IP address that computers and networks can understand. that translates it into an IP address that computers and networks can understand.

If you have your own DNS serversDNS (Domain Name System) servers match a domain name and an IP address (actual address of a machine consisting of numbers): when an Internet user enters an address in his browser, the DNS server converts it into an IP address that computers and networks can understand., you can declare your domain on them (via our modification form, accessible via the Modifycontacts and/or DNS servers section).

Cancelling domain name deletion

For any domain name registered with the extensions .com, .net, .org, .tel, .asia, .info, .biz and .mobi, there is a "Redemption Grace Period" of 30 days following the deletion request. During that time, the domain name deletion request can be cancelled. NordNet Registrar will cancel the deletion (or retrieve the domain name being deleted) subject to the payment of retrieval fees amounting to 145 euros excluding tax. The domain name renewal costs are added to this fee. After cancellation of the deletion, domain name registration is "restored" with the information concerning the ownerThe domain name owner is the legal or natural person in whose name the domain is registered. This is therefore the 'owner' of the domain name for the chosen registration period., contacts and DNSDNS (Domain Name System) servers match a domain name and an IP address (actual address of a machine consisting of numbers): when an Internet user enters an address in his browser, the DNS server converts it into an IP address that computers and networks can understand. that was in the Whois before deletion.

Renewal with the Register and with NordNet

The domain names NordNet is authorised to register are automatically renewed (auto-renewal), on expirty, in the Register databases for the extensions concerned.
For .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .mobi, .asia and .tel, this renewal can be cancelled within forty (40) days following the domain name renewal date.
For .eu, .be, .re and .fr, this renewal can be cancelled before the end of the month following the domain name renewal date.

The renewal of your domain name in the NordNet databases is not automatic, however. You must expressly request it by notifying our office before expiry, either using the link (Renew a domain name at a cost of €29 ex tax, or €34.68 with tax) or through your service provider. Implementation of your request is subject to payment (by your or your service provider) of the service renewal fee. This means that if the renewal of your domain name is not confirmed within the deadlines mentioned above, NordNet will cancel the renewal carried out by the Register.

Because your domain name is renewed automatically by the Register (unlike in NordNet), the time remaining for your domain name during the 40 days mentioned above can appear differently according to whether you search in the Register Whois databases (or any other third party using the Register databases) or in the NordNet databases.

Life span of your domain name

When a domain name expires, if you wish to keep it you must renew it within the deadlines and under the conditions defined by NordNet or your service provider. Implementation of your renewal request is subject to payment of the relevant fee.

When your payment has been confirmed by our office, we confirm the automatic renewal of your domain name in .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .mobi, .asia or .tel in the Register. If renewal does not occur via this site or via your service provider, within 40 days following the expiry of your domain name, NordNet will inform you by direct mail that your domain name has been locked and could be deleted.

Implementation of your request is subject to payment by you or your service provider of the service renewal fee. This means that if the renewal of your domain name is not confirmed by our office under the conditions and within the deadlines defined, NordNet will cancel the automatic renewal of your domain name with the Register and will initiate the request to delete your domain name.