Know more about extension Domain Name.

Today, .my Domain Registry(MYNIC) functions as and includes the.my domain registry and registrar. Registration, billing, network management, and policy and operating divisions are as follows.

Please refer to the following articles for more MYNIC Info.

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For personal domain names, the following information appears:

• • Domain name – your domain name
  • Registration No. – your registration number with MYNIC
  • Created – the date your domain registered with MYNIC
  • Expired – the date your domain expiring
  • Last Modified – the date when last updated your domain information
  • Invoicing Party – the party who bill you for domain registration / renewal

• • Registrant/Administrative Contact details and its .my DOMAIN REGISTRY handle – Personnel handling all non-technical queries regarding the domain name
  • Billing Contact details and its .my DOMAIN REGISTRY handle – Personnel handling all billing and payment matters
  • Technical Contact details and its .my DOMAIN REGISTRY handle – Personnel who keeps the name server running
  • Primary name server – The main name server of a domain name
  • Secondary name server(s) – A server that acts as an alternative to the primary name server, and contains the same information
  • Note: The details of contact person are limited to certain information for privacy purposes

• Domain name – your domain name
• Registration No. – your registration number with MYNIC
• Created – the date your domain registered with MYNIC
• Expired – the date your domain expiring
• Last Modified – the date when last updated your domain information
• Invoicing Party – the party who bill you for domain registration / renewal
• It will be as below when you register your domain name
• Registrant details and its .my DOMAIN REGISTRY handle – Personnel handling all non-technical queries regarding the domain name
• Administrative contact details and its .my DOMAIN REGISTRY handle – Personnel handling all non-technical queries regarding the domain name
• Billing contact details and its .my DOMAIN REGISTRY handle – Personnel handling all billing and payment matters
• Technical contact details and its .my DOMAIN REGISTRY handle – Personnel who keeps the name server running
• Primary name server – The main name server of a domain name
• Secondary name server(s) – A server that acts as an alternative to the primary name server, and contains the same information

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When do we need to submit the.my domain name Domain Transfer Registrant?

• This procedure applies only if you want to transfer a domain name from ONE Registrant
• A new invoice for the domain name will be submitted to the new Registrant by covering the duration beginning on the transfer date.

1. First, Login here.
2. Second, Enter your login details and click “Login”.
3. And please Note:If you have lost your Username or Password.  please click on the “Forget Username” and “Forget Password” link to retrieve.
4. After that, Enter the related Code(Mynic Handle) and click on “Submit” button.
5. Note:You may find your Code(Mynic Handle) for your domain contact through the WHOIS services
   • Under “Domain” tab, select “Transfer Domain”.
   • Then, Enter “[Domain Name]” and Select “[Domain Extension]”.
   • Under Search Results, tick the domain you want to modify and click “Transfer”.
   • Afterwards, Changes Option for Registrant Details, Administrative Contact, Technical Contact, Billing Contact:
   • REMAIN:Select “Existing Contact Code” and enter the Code
   • CHANGE: Select “New Contact” and enter the details
   • SAME CONTACT: Select the related “Identical as Administrative Contact / Technical Contact”
6. . In addition, Changes Option for Primary Name Server, Secondary Name Server:
   • REMAIN:Select “Existing Name Server” and enter the Code
   • CHANGE:Select “New Name Server” and enter the details (hostname and IP address)
7. After that, Click “Submit”.
8. Beside that, the new administrative email contact will receive an email on the subject “[date and coding] .
9. Application to transfer domain name(s)” to notify you that .my Domain Registry(Mynic) have received your domain transfer request.
10. In addition, The new administrative email contact will also receive another email with the subject “[date and coding].
11. Notification to transfer domain name(s)” to notify you that .my Domain Registry(Mynic) have received your instruction. To TRANSFER the domain name(s).
12. After that, the new administrative email contact will receive an email on the subject.
13. “[date and coding] Delete (transfer) domain name(s)” to notify you that the domain name(s) has been deleted for transfer purposes.
14. However, my Domain Registry(Mynic) will verify the payment and supporting document(if needed).
15. Then will proceed to approve your domain and you will receive a final email with the subject ” [date and coding] Registered Domain Name(s)”. Learn more about  Domain Transfer Registrant.

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My DOMAIN REGISTRY (MYNIC): appointment of a new. MY Domain Invoicing Committee

1) First of all, Log in.

2) Secondly, Enter the details of your login and click “Login.”

3) Next,Enter the associated Code(Mynic Handle) and then press the “Submit” button.

4) After that, Pick “Modify Domain” under “Domain” tab.

5) Enter ‘[domain name]’ and pick the extension of your domain under ‘[domain extension].’

6) Besides Under Search Results, tick the domain you wish to change and click “Modify.”

7) Select “Naming a New Party to Invoice”

8) And choose a reseller’s list.

9) Click the Change button.

10) Lastly, Domain Invoicing Party has changed and you will receive a notification via the contact person’s email address

Please refer to the following articles for the procedures.

KnowledgeBase:Appointing New Technical Contact for .MY Domain

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.my DOMAIN REGISTRY (MYNIC): Appointing New Technical Contact for .MY Domain

1)Firstly, Login here.

2)Secondly, Enter your login details and click “Login”.

3) After that, Enter the related Code(Mynic Handle) and click on “Proceed” button.

4) Under “Domain Name” tab, select “Modify Domain”.

5) Next, Enter “[Domain Name]” and Select your domain extension under “[Domain Extension]”. Click “Search”.

6) Tick the domain you want to modify and click “Modify” under Search Results.

7) Tick “Appoint a New Technical Contact”.

If you have the fresh Mynic Handle Technical Contact, however, enter it in the Existing MYNIC Handle. Otherwise, select “New Contact” to fill in the new technical contact data.

8) Server Gigabit’s Code(Mynic Handle) is SG-REGI0.CON

9) Click “Modify”.

10) Lastly, Technical Contact changed and a notification will be send to you through the contact person email address.

Please refer to the following articles for the procedures.

KnowledgeBase: Retrieving User ID for .MY Domain

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1. First, Login
2. Then, enter your login email details and click “Login”.
3. Enter the related Code(Mynic Handle) and click on “Proceed” button.
4. Under “Domain” tab. Select “Modify Domain”.
5. Next, enter “[Domain Name]” and Select your domain extension under “[Domain Extension]”. Click “Search”.
6. Under Search Results, tick the domain you want to modify and click “Modify”.
7. Tick “Appoint / Modify Administrative Contact Record”.
8. Beside that, if you just update the details, then select “Modify Existing Administrative Contact Record”.
   Select “Appoint A New Administrative Contact” if you wish to appoint new Administrative Contact.
   However, if you have the new Administrative Contact Mynic Handle. Then enter it in Existing MYNIC Handle.
9. Otherwise, fill in the new technical contact information.
10. After that, Click “Modify”.
11. Administrative Contact changed and a notification will be send to you through the contact person email address.

You may refer the info of appointing New Technical Contact for .MY Domain

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1. 1. Go to the link.
   2. Click on Forget “Password”.
   3. Enter the related Code(Mynic Handle) and Username.Notes: You may find your Code(Mynic Handle) for your domain contact through the WHOIS services found at here
   4. Click on “Reset Password” button.
   5. Your Password will be send to you through the contact person email address.

You may refer the info of Difference Between Domain Transfer and DNS Update

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1) Login to the Mynic Domain  Control Panel Here.

2) Enter your login details and click“Login”.

3) Hover your cursor to “Domain Name” and click on “Modify Domain”.

4) Enter “[Domain Name]” (without domain extension) and select your domain extension under “[Domain Extension]”. Click “Search”.

5) Under “Search Results”, tick the Domain you want to modify and click “Modify”.

6) Choose “Add / Remove / Change Name Server”.

7) Tick the name server that you would like to update.

8) Enter the new domain name server under “Change to:”.

9) Click on “Modify” button.

10) The new pair of DNS has been successfully modified. Please allow 18-72 hours for the DNS propagation period. Learn more about DNS HERE.

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