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IETF RFC 2053
The AM (Armenia) Domain Last modified on Thursday, October 31st, 1996 Permanent link to RFC 2053 Search GitHub Wiki for RFC 2053 Show other RFCs mentioning RFC 2053 Network Working Group E. Der-Danieliantz Request for Comments: 2053 AM Network Information Center Category: Informational October 1996 The AM (Armenia) Domain Status of this Memo This memo provides information for the Internet community. This memo does not specify an Internet standard of any kind. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. The AM Domain The AM Domain is an official Internet top-level domain of Armenia. AM is the ISO-3166 2-letter country code for the Republic of Armenia and thus the AM Domain is established as a top-level domain and registered with the InterNIC the same way other country domains are. Naming Structure The AM Domain hierarchy is flat. This means that any organization may be registered directly under the AM TLD. Example: arminco.am. However, subdomains are allowed, such as ORG and MIL, as well as CO and AC. Please note that MIL.AM and GOV.AM domains are reserved by the Ministry of Defense and The Government of Armenia, respectively. Other domains may be reserved for appropriate organizations by contacting AM Network Information Center at HOSTMASTER@AMNIC.NET. Registration There are two types of registrations (1) Delegation, where a branch of the AM Domain is delegated to an organization running name servers to support that branch; or (2) Direct Registration, in which the information is put directly into the main database. In Direct Registration there are two cases: (a) an IP-host (with an IP address), and (b) non-IP host (for example, a UUCP host). Any particular registration will involve any one of these three situations. Der-Danieliantz Informational PAGE 1 |