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Definitions of attributes

Following are the definitions of attributes that were first introduced with the organisation object.

«organisation:»

Specifies the ID of an organisation object. An organisation ID is made up of » prefix, followed by 2 to 4 letters, digits, a dash and the database source (in the RIPE Database this is ‘RIPE’). For example:

 ORG-SANT1-RIPE

Note that all parts are mandatory, thus would be an invalid ID as it is missing the numeric part.

Please see section below to find out how to specify auto-generated organisation IDs.

The organisation ID cannot be reused. If an organisation ID was used in the past within an organisation object and then deleted, this ID cannot be used in new organisation objects.

The auto-generation of organisation IDs and preventing reuse of them simplifies the external references. Note that when an organisation changes name, the can be modified accordingly. There is no need to change the organisation ID.

«org-name:»

Specifies the name of the organisation that this organisation object represents in the whois database. This is an ASCII-only text attribute. This restriction is because the attribute is a look-up key and the whois protocol does not allow specifying character sets in queries. The user can put the name of the organisation in non-ASCII character sets in the attribute if required.

«org-type:»

Specifies the type of the organisation. The possible values are for Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, for Regional Internet Registries, for National Internet Registries, for Local Internet Registries, and for all other organisations. Note that in the RIPE NCC service region there are no National Internet Registries, therefore in the RIPE Database there will not be any organisation object with this value in the attribute.

«org:»

This attribute may appear in any object type. It points to an existing organisation object representing the entity that holds the resource, (in the cases where the whois database object represents an Internet resource). In other objects, it can be used to specify the business relations. The value of this attribute is the ID of the organisation object. It is mandatory in the inetnum and inet6num objects with , , and values. It is optional in all other objects.

The attribute is single-valued in the inetnum, inet6num and aut-num objects, and it is multi-valued in all other objects. The attribute is used to specify the holder of a resource in inetnum, inet6num and aut-num objects, thus it must be single-valued in them. In other objects, it specifies business relations (such as a person object, where it can be used to specify whom the person works for) it can be multiple (in the person object example, a person might work for several companies).

What is WHOIS?

When you register a domain name,
the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
requires your domain name registrar to submit your personal contact information to the WHOIS database.
Once your listing appears in this online domain WHOIS directory, it is publicly available to anyone who chooses to
check domain names using the WHOIS search tool.

There are a variety of third parties who may check domain names in the WHOIS check database, including:

• Individuals check domain names for expiration dates
• Registrars check domain names when transferring ownership
• Authorities check domain names when investigating criminal activity

As an accredited domain names registrar, Network Solutions must comply with the WHOIS database
requirements set forth by ICANN. However, in an effort to ensure that customers feel comfortable with
the visibility of their personal information, Network Solutions offers three options for your WHOIS
database listing.

Private WHOIS Database Listing
Having your personal information made available to the public will increase your risk of becoming a victim
of hackers, spammers and even data miners. To keep your contact information out of the hands of those who
may use it maliciously, Network Solutions offers private domain name registration. For a small monthly
fee, we’ll act as your proxy which means that anyone who does a WHOIS lookup for your domain name
information will find our contact information, not yours.

WHOIS Lookup
Our WHOIS lookup services are designed to help you achieve convenience and peace of mind. Our exceptional
customer service team is here to help guide you through the simple WHOIS setup process, while our private
WHOIS database listing ensures your information is protected. You can also use our WHOIS lookup services
to find out when that your domain you have your eye on is set to expire, as well as who owns it, if their
information is public. Choose Network Solutions for your reliable WHOIS provider.

Network Solutions believes that its customers should ultimately decide how their contact information
will be listed in the WHOIS database. When you’re ready to register a domain name, consider your WHOIS options
before your personal information becomes available to the public.

Сервис «Освобождающиеся домены»

Сервис Освобождающиеся домены UANIC — автоматизированный публичный бесплатный сервис, предназначенный для поиска «освобождающихся доменов», т.е. зарегистрированных ранее доменов, в большинстве своём с историей и с СЕО параметрами, срок делегирования которых заканчивается на протяжении 48 часов.
Очевидно, что многие опытные веб-мастера ищут список освобождающихся доменов, хотят зарегистрировать освобождающийся домен. Преимущество покупки Освобождающегося домена, т.е. зарегистрированного ранее, но не продлённого домена, в том, что многие из этих доменов все еще имеют СЕО параметры, такие как тИЦ (Яндекс- тематический индекс цитирования), Alexa Rank (позицию в ТОПе) и другие SEO-параметры домена. Кроме того, на эти домены могут быть уже расставлены тематические ссылки с других ресурсов в сети, учтённые поисковыми системами, и придающими им «вес». Некоторые домены присутствуют в каталогах Dmoz и Яндекс

Все освобождающиеся домены, размещённые на сервисе WHOIS.UANIC.NAME, имеют возраст от 1 года, что тоже немаловажно при продвижении сайта, и дает очевидные преимущества при продвижении сайта, по сравнению с недавно зарегистрированными «молодыми» доменами. Регистрируя себе свободный домен из списка освобождающихся, домен с параметрами и историей, вы сразу же сможете приступить к его продвижению и\или заработку на продаже ссылок, а не будете дожидаться некоторое время, пока домен будет проиндексирован поисковыми системами, сайт приобретет некий «траст» и получит достаточные значения SEO-параметров

Article 3 -Purpose of the RIPE Database

The RIPE Database contains information for the following purposes:

• Ensuring the uniqueness of Internet number resource usage through registration of information related to the resources and Registrants
• Publishing routing policies by network operators (IRR)
• Facilitating coordination between network operators (network problem resolution, outage notification etc.)
• Provisioning of Reverse Domain Name System (DNS) and ENUM delegations
• Providing information about the Registrant and Maintainer of Internet number resources when the resources are suspected of being used for unlawful activities, to parties who are authorised under the law to receive such information.
• Scientific research into network operations and topology
• Providing information to parties involved in disputes over Internet number resource registrations to parties who are authorised under the law to receive such information.

A. Use of the Whois Service

The Whois Service is to be used for Internet operational or technical research purposes, including:

• Evaluating routing policies or assuring compliance with routing policies;
• Facilitating operational coordination between network operators (e.g., network problem resolution, outage notification, etc.);
• Providing reversed DNS and ENUM delegations;
• For use in conjunction with the normal course of your business in providing network and Internet services so long as such use does not republish, resell, or make publicly available data contained within the ARIN Whois database;
• Ensuring the uniqueness of Internet number resource usage;
• Conducting scientific research into network operations;
• Automated processing of abuse requests, research and tracking of abuse issues in connection with the maintenance of Whois data, and efforts to maintain accurate SWIP records; and
• Identifying resources used or suspected of being used for unlawful or harassing purposes.

You are specifically prohibited from using the Whois Service (i) as part of a commercial service or product, including the solicitation and servicing of your, or your employer’s, customers, even if additional data not derived from the Whois Service is incorporated or (ii) for advertising, direct marketing, marketing research or similar purposes.

If you provide access to the Whois Service to third parties in accordance with these Terms, you must provide the data subject to terms that are at least as restrictive as the provisions of these Terms. You shall be responsible for any use of the Whois Service by such third party as if you had engaged in the activity yourself.

Unless ARIN provides specific prior written authorization, no other use of the Whois Service other than as expressly described in these Terms is implied or permitted. Please contact info@arin.net if you would like to discuss possible uses of the Whois Service that are not described in these Terms.

Article 7 — Liability

1. Use of the RIPE Database and the data contained therein is at the User’s own risk.
2. With the exception of any wilful damage or gross negligence committed by the RIPE NCC or its managerial staff, neither the RIPE NCC nor any of its officers, directors, employees, agents or other representatives who make the RIPE Database available or provide any other service whatsoever to the User, shall be liable to the User or to any third party, including any governmental agency, for any claims, losses, damages, liabilities or expenses whatsoever relating directly or indirectly to the use of the RIPE Database, and the User agrees to hold harmless, indemnify and defend the RIPE NCC, its officers, directors, employees, agents or other representatives for any such claims, losses, damages, liabilities or expenses, and all costs and expenses that may be incurred in relation to the use of the RIPE Database, including reasonable attorneys’ fees.
3. All rights of legal action and other entitlements on the part of the User towards the RIPE NCC in connection with the (use of) the RIPE Database shall lapse as soon as a one year term has expired since the date on which the User has become aware of or could in all fairness have been aware of the existence of such rights and entitlements.

WHOIS domain lookup — FAQ

WHOIS is a protocol that is used to search various databases for specific types of information related to the internet. When one speaks of WHOIS data, this usually refers to information about a domain name’s status and contacts that is stored in the database of the registry in charge of its zone (such as .com, .org) as well as by the registrar where the domain is currently managed.

Gandi’s WHOIS lookup service is a free tool that lets you search all these databases for domain information at once.

While there exist several ways to search WHOIS data, we have provided you with a lookup tool that is easy to use. All you need to do is enter the domain name you are searching for (like example.com) in our WHOIS search engine, and we do the rest!

Our WHOIS lookup tool will then display the *public WHOIS data* that corresponds to the domain name you searched for. This information typically contains data about the domain’s status, dates, and nameservers, though it may also display some contact information within the boundaries of what is allowed by GDPR compliance (learn more).

The data returned from Gandi’s WHOIS lookup tool depends on a couple of factors:

• The *extension* of the domain name you searched for. Depending on the extension (such as .com, .de, .co.uk) the registry in charge of its respective zones may disclose different information depending on their policy. This is because there is not one database containing all the WHOIS data, but many (each registry manages their own database).
• The use of WHOIS privacy by the domain’s contacts (learn more about WHOIS privacy at Gandi) which allows hiding some contact information from the public.

Gandi’s WHOIS lookup service is *GDRP* compliant (learn more), and so the data we present is limited by the bounds of this European regulation. Depending on the above factors, information that may be returned by Gandi’s WHOIS lookup tool includes, but may not be limited to, a domain’s: availability, status, registrar, reseller, creation and expiration dates, registrant and contact information, nameservers, DNSSEC status, etc.

The WHOIS protocol is therefore used to query the database of the registry or registrar in order to ask for current information about a specific domain name. If the domain name has been registered, and therefore exists in the database, it will return the public data on record for that domain.

At Gandi, we know that keeping your personal data private is essential for your trust. This is why we have WHOIS privacy activated by default for customers who register domain names with us.

With this option (that you can disable if you want), we replace your personal data in Gandi’s WHOIS data with the mention, «redacted for privacy», and only display the company name, state, and country. Note, however, that it is not available for all extensions (learn more).

Creating organisation objects

The webupdates or syncupdates interface can be used to create an organisation object.

whois -t organisation

Organisation object IDs are auto-generated similar to the way person/role attributes are auto-generated. During creation of the object the user has to specify the ID of an organisation object as , then it will be assigned an appropriate ID. The organisation ID is assigned using the initials of attribute of the object. Or, the user can specify the letter combination he/she prefers. For example if the user wants as the letter combination in the organisation ID, should be put into the attribute during the creation of the object.

After filling in the necessary attributes in the template, and putting (or ) in the attribute, the object can now be sent to to actually create the object.

An example submission might look like this:

organisation: AUTO-1org-name:     Ruritania Banking Interchangeorg-type:     OTHERremarks:      This is a dummy organisation object.              DO NOT reference this object as              it does not exist. Only for use in              examples.address:      1 High Streetaddress:      Polarcityaddress:      Northern Nowherephone:        +31 20 5354444e-mail:       bit-bucket _at_ ripe _dot_ netadmin-c:      HOHO15-RIPEtech-c:       HOHO15-RIPEref-nfy:      bit-bucket _at_ ripe _dot_ netmnt-ref:      SANTA-MNTmnt-by:       SANTA-MNTchanged:      ripe-dbm _at_ ripe _dot_ net 20040419source:       RIPE

The above submission could create the following object in the database:

organisation: ORG-RBI1-RIPEorg-name:     Ruritania Banking Interchangeorg-type:     OTHERremarks:      This is a dummy organisation object.              DO NOT reference this object as              it does not exist. Only for use in              examples.address:      1 High Streetaddress:      Polarcityaddress:      Northern Nowherephone:        +31 20 5354444e-mail:       bit-bucket _at_ ripe _dot_ netadmin-c:      HOHO15-RIPEtech-c:       HOHO15-RIPEref-nfy:      bit-bucket _at_ ripe _dot_ netmnt-ref:      RURITANIA-MNTmnt-by:       SANTA-MNTchanged:      ripe-dbm _at_ ripe _dot_ net 20040419source:       RIPE

Please note that organisation objects with , , or can only be created by the RIPE NCC. Any other entity must use in the when creating organisation objects.

Общие условия пользования услугами

2.1. Ограничения на действия Пользователя

2.1.1 Пользователь не вправе совершать действия, которые могут повлечь:

А) нарушение функционирования оборудования и сети Исполнителя;

Б) нарушение предоставления услуг Исполнителя или ограничение возможностей других пользователей сети Интернет в их получении;

В) несанкционированный доступ к информационно-вычислительным и сетевым ресурсам Исполнителя;

Г) причинение, либо угрозу причинения убытков иным Пользователям и любым третьим лицам;

Д) введение в заблуждение третьих лиц относительно источника информации (отправителя сообщений любого характера, программ, запросов), если за источник информации выдается Исполнитель, коим он не является.

2.1.2. Пользователь обязан соблюдать специальные условия пользования услугами, приведенные в .

2.1.3. Перечисленные в п. 2.1.1. и п. 2.1.2 ограничения и требования могут быть изменены Исполнителем в любое время без какого-либо уведомления Пользователя.

2.2. Квалификация действий Пользователя

Исполнитель самостоятельно квалифицирует действия, совершаемые Пользователем как подпадающие или не подпадающие под действие изложенных в п. 2.1. настоящего документа требований.

2.3. Применяемые санкции

2.3.1. По отношению к Пользователям, нарушившим условия п.2.1, Исполнитель может применить следующие санкции:

а) отказать в предоставлении одной либо всех услуг;

б) выполнить действия, не позволяющие Пользователю нарушать условия пользования услугами.

2.3.2. Санкции производятся Исполнителем без специальных предупреждений, согласований и уведомлений Пользователя, могут носить разовый или продолжительный характер.

2.3.3. Указанные в п. 2.3.1. санкции могут охватывать отдельные IP-адреса, группы IP-адресов, подсети, домены, адреса электронной почты и распространяться как непосредственно на Пользователя, совершившего действия, так и на сеть, в которой он находится, и на сети и другие системы, через которые произведено действие, нарушившее требования п.п. 2.1 настоящего документа.

2.3.4. При повторных нарушениях Пользователем условий пользования услугами, изложенных в настоящем документе, Исполнитель вправе не восстанавливать предоставление Пользователю услуг.

2.3.5. Исполнитель гарантирует Пользователям и всем третьим лицам минимизацию негативных последствий применяемых санкций.

2.4. Действия Пользователя при введении санкций

2.4.1. В случае прекращения Исполнителем приема и обработки сообщений Пользователя, направляемых им по электронной почте, Пользователю необходимо выполнить действия, определенные в п. 3.1 настоящего документа.

2.4.2. В случае ограничения Исполнителем Пользователю доступа к WHOIS-сервису, Пользователю необходимо выполнить действия, определенные в п. 3.2 настоящего документа.

2.4.3. В остальных случаях, не описанных в п.п. 2.4.1 и 2.4.2, Пользователю следует обращаться к Исполнителю, в соответствующую административную группу, ведущую договор Пользователя с Исполнителем.

Article 5 -Control of the RIPE Database

1. The RIPE NCC may correct or delete RIPE Database data:
   • according to RIPE policies
   • to comply with applicable law
   • if so ordered by any competent court
   • to fulfill any legal obligation
   • when a breach of the Terms and Conditions has occurred
   • for management operations of the RIPE Database
   • if any data is inaccurate
   • if any data is entered by someone who is not authorised to do so
2. The RIPE NCC may withdraw the service provided hereunder from a User at any time and is entitled, in its sole discretion, to terminate or slow down a User’s Access to the RIPE Database for any reason, particularly a failure to adhere to the Terms and Conditions.
3. The RIPE NCC may suspend Access to the RIPE Database, or part thereof, for maintenance purposes, upgrades, security fixes and deployment of new services subject to notification of the RIPE community.
4. The RIPE NCC may, in accordance with the Removal of Personal Data procedure, remove the personal data of an individual upon request by this individual. The RIPE NCC will only take such action when convinced that a valid request from the right person is received.

Информация о функционировании технологического портала WHOIS.UANIC.NAME:

Данный сайт является вспомогательным технологическим WHOIS порталом сервиса регистрации доменов UANIC.NAME.
Технологический WHOIS портал WHOIS.UANIC.NAME содержит публичную информацию, собранную из открытых источников, информацию полученную в результате осуществления автоматических запросов к базам WHOIS, расчётные значения трастовости, значения тИЦ, рейтинги и статистику Alexa, отзывы и комментарии пользователей, другую (рекламную или иную) информацию, размещаемую администраторами сайта по своему усмотрению. Администрация UANIC.NAME может не разделять мнения рекламодателей, владельцев сайтов, авторов отзывов и комментариев, и оставляет за собой право, по своему усмотрению, редактировать и\или удалять их. Значения рейтингов, оценочные значения стоимости сайта, его трастовости, значения тИЦ сайта рассчитываются на основании внутренних адаптивных алгоритмов, не являются афертными, в тоже время могут служить как в качестве экспертной оценки ориентировочной расчётной стоимости сайтов, так и при определении принадлежности сайтов регистрантам.

Публичный сервис WHOIS

Сервис WHOIS (англ. Who Is) UANIC является автоматизированной специализированной публичной информационной системой, предоставляющей путём осуществления запроса к соответствующей базе данных официальных Регистраторов доменных имён, бесплатный доступ к информации о делегированном (зарегистрированном) доменном имени, Регистранте (владельце) домена, Администраторе домена, Техническом и Финансовом контактах доменного имени. Наш сервис позволяет узнать WHOIS домена, а именно: дату регистрации домена, дату окончания делегирования домена, дату окончания периода преимущественного продления домена регистрантом, дату удаления домена (записи о доменном имени) из реестра Регистратора, получить информацию о Регистраторе и его публичные контакты, а также сведения об Администраторе (владельце, регистранте) домена, в случае, если регистрант не воспользовался услугой сокрытия персональных данных — Privacy Protection.
Информация, представляемая сервисом WHOIS о домене (данные, полученные путем запроса от whois сервера) имеет структуру, определяемую стандартом RFC 1834. Каждая строка в ответе сервера начинается с определенного слова – поля ответа. Напротив каждого поля после двоеточия выводится информация, относящаяся к данному полю. Набор полей и объем информации, выводимой для них у различных доменных зон определяется Регистратором на своё усмотрение, и может существенно различаться.
Доступ к сервису WHOIS — публичен, однако существуют определенные технологические ограничения, основанные на индивидуальных правилах подачи и отработки запросов при использовании информации из баз WHOIS доменов, полученной при помощи нашего сервиса, технологические ограничения которых связаны с конечными возможностями серверов Администраторов конкретных доменных зон, и обычно представляют собой лимит на количество запросов информации за единицу времени.

Query Multiple Databases with the Global Resource Service

The RIPE Database only contains information related to IP addresses and ASNs that are managed by the RIPE NCC. So if you are querying for any random IP address that you would like more information on, you may get a specific result if the range is managed by the RIPE NCC, or you may find a that says the IP address belongs to a range managed by another Regional Internet Registry (RIR).

The RIPE NCC operates mirrors of the other RIRs’ databases as well as some of the major routing registries, known as the Global Resource Service (GRS). When enabling GRS, you can query for any resource and get an authoritative response from the appropriate source, which in addition to the RIPE Database includes:

• • AFRINIC
  • APNIC
  • ARIN
  • LACNIC
  • JPIRR
  • RADB

Because the RIPE NCC is bound by Dutch and European data privacy laws, we are obliged to remove all personal data received from other databases. This is either removed at the source or stripped out and deleted during the transformation process. The RIPE NCC does not store any personal data from other registries. Where necessary, we create and reference dummy objects to keep data integrity intact.

Before importing the data we transform objects into RIPE RPSL syntax by carrying out the following steps:

• • Adding missing mandatory attributes
  • Wrapping unrecognised attributes with «remarks»
  • Creating dummy objects for missing data to keep referential integrity
  • Converting attribute values
  • All these transformations are marked by «End Of Line» comments in the objects

To use GRS from the web interface, select the appropriate radio button below the search box. When using telnet or the whois command line client, add the «—resource» flag to your query to query only the dummified GRS databases, or the «-a» flag to query all available databases, i.e. GRS sources and the original RIPE Database combined.

Using the API, you can specify one or multiple GRS source names as parameters, e.g. «source=arin-grs» or «source=arin-grs&source=apnic-grs». For more information, please refer to the documentation on Github.

What is a Whois Service?

ARIN offers public access to Internet resource registration data via a number of services. Traditionally, these services are known in the industry as “Whois” in reference to the public data service of ARPANET, the precursor of today’s modern Internet. Whois services are offered by all the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) like ARIN, most Internet Routing Registries (IRRs), and most domain name registries and registrars. The Whois protocol, originally specified in
RFC 3912, is a query and response protocol that is used for querying databases that store registered users or assignees of an Internet resource, such as IP addresses, Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs) or domain names. Whois is often referred to as “port 43” in reference to the TCP port number assigned by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) for the Whois protocol, and to differentiate it from other ways of getting Whois data.