RFC | WHOIS
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS | DRAFT July 7th -2010
If you have any comments on the proposed policy as detailed below please email rfc-privacy@cocca.org.nz - Comment period closes July 21st 2010.
Purpose:
This document contains updated versions of three CoCCA template documents, the Registrant Agreement, Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) andPrivacy and WHOIS Policy. The changes proposed herein are largely to the Privacy and WHOIS Policy. Th e inter-related nature of the policy documents also necessitated minor modification of the AUP and Registrant Agreement.
The issues of WHOIS policy and data quality are recognised as important components of the effort to combat abuse of the DNS, address cybercrime, protect intellectual property...
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REQUEST FOR COMMENTS | DRAFT July 7th -2010
If you have any comments on the proposed policy as detailed below please email rfc-privacy@cocca.org.nz - Comment period closes July 21st 2010.
Purpose:
This document contains updated versions of three CoCCA template documents, the Registrant Agreement, Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) andPrivacy and WHOIS Policy. The changes proposed herein are largely to the Privacy and WHOIS Policy. Th e inter-related nature of the policy documents also necessitated minor modification of the AUP and Registrant Agreement.
The issues of WHOIS policy and data quality are recognised as important components of the effort to combat abuse of the DNS, address cybercrime, protect intellectual property...
RFC | Life-Cycle
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS | DRAFT June 28-2010
Comment period closes July 15th 2010. The final Harmonised Life Cycle Policy will be posted on July 21st 2010 and come into effect August 1st 2010.
1. BACKGROUND
1.1 This document sets out the proposed changes and harmonization of CX NF TL KI SB GS AF HT MS ccTLD policy on the registration, renewal, expiry and deletion of domain names in zones that are publicly available.
2. TERMINOLOGY
2.1 This policy uses the following terms:
a) “Life Cycle” means an automated process at the registry where eligible domain names enter the "Active", "Expired - Suspended", “Expired Pending- Delete” or “Expired - Pending Purge” state.
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REQUEST FOR COMMENTS | DRAFT June 28-2010
Comment period closes July 15th 2010. The final Harmonised Life Cycle Policy will be posted on July 21st 2010 and come into effect August 1st 2010.
1. BACKGROUND
1.1 This document sets out the proposed changes and harmonization of CX NF TL KI SB GS AF HT MS ccTLD policy on the registration, renewal, expiry and deletion of domain names in zones that are publicly available.
2. TERMINOLOGY
2.1 This policy uses the following terms:
a) “Life Cycle” means an automated process at the registry where eligible domain names enter the "Active", "Expired - Suspended", “Expired Pending- Delete” or “Expired - Pending Purge” state.
Egypt | .masr
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Egypt’s IDN Registry ( dotMasr ) becomes Tenth TLD on African Continent to Deploy CoCCA Registry Software.
Cairo | 21-June-2010
The National Telecom Regulatory Authority of Egypt (NTRA) has deployed its production domain name registry system for Egypt's Internationalized Domain Name country code Top Level Domain (IDN ccTLD). The TRA's registry system is based on the Council of Country Code Administrators' (CoCCA) EPP registry system.
Egypt joins Kenya (.ke), Madagascar (.mg), Mauritius (.mu), Nigeria (.ng), Cameroon (.cm), Mozambique (.mz) , Namibia (.na), Egypt ASCII (.eg) and several other African countries in deploying the CoCCA registry system in-country. After evaluating numerous options, Egypt made the decision to base their IDN registry on the EPP software developed by CoCCA. The dotMasr project has proven to be an interesting intellectual and technical challenge for both NTRA and CoCCA developers. |
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Timor-Leste
Oecussi, Timor-Leste
Afghanistan
| Oecussi ( .tl ) |
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| Thursday, 05 November 2009 05:49 |
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CoCCA has continued to aid Timor-Leste in expanding its internet networking capacity with multiple systems on mainland Timor as well as the island of Atauro and now in the enclave of Oecussi. Oecussi is part of the country of Timor but is surrounded on three sides by West Timor ( Indonesia) , and the fourth by the sea. A 12-hour ferry journey or 7 hour drive, Oecussi is desperately isolated from its mother country. Isolation, poverty and the legacy of nearly 25 years of unrest has resulted in a situation where information sharing across borders in this region is at a minimum. However, last week CoCCA sponsored the installation of a satellite connection and network in Padiae, Oecussi at the Padiae Community Center. With the kit and a technician from CoCCA and assistance from six or seven youth from the area the network was successfully connected and the leader of the community center Madre Erma Luz was able to send the first email. The jump from unreliable once weekly post-mail to a solar powered satellite connection will significantly improve the residents of Oecussi’s access to the flow of information. They will use this new connection for educational research, community computer courses and communication. The grateful Madre’s explained that connecting geographically isolated parts of the world to outside information and resources has a remarkable impact on the lives of people who live there. This is the sixth remote, non-governmental institution in Timor-Leste to be connected to the internet by CoCCA, an additional four more are planned for the first quarter of 2010. |
| Last Updated on Sunday, 20 June 2010 15:12 |