In the big Internet world, a domain is like your address, it represents your virtual address, and it's where people find you. But do you know everything you need to know about your domain for your online presence? Today we'll review your domain together and learn how your domain is represented online. I will help you find out all the little details and hidden details about your domain.
Grab your coffee and join me for this article. Let's explore together!
What is an internet domain?
In simple terms, an Internet domain name is a unique identifier for websites. Every website on the Internet needs a domain to be accessible to users. Domains are part of the Domain Name System (DNS), which identifies computers on the internet.
A domain serves as the unique address for your website, allowing users to reach your website using that domain.
How can I check the registration date and expiration date of a domain?
To check a domain's registration date and expiration, you can use a domain lookup or WHOIS service.
To simplify the process, follow the steps below to check your domain's age, registration, and expiration date.
1. Go to https://www.godaddy.com/en-in/whois (GoDaddy's WHOIS Service) This will open the page below.
Now, type in your domain, and GoDaddy will find all the details. You can see when it was registered when it expires, who the registrar is, and more.
You can also check the name servers and the status of the domain.
Look at the picture above. I typed in "facebook.com," which showed me all the info about the Facebook domain.
So, that's how you check all the technical details for free using WHOIS.
Conclusion
In this article, I will guide you on how to check your domain's registration date, and expiration date, as well as provide information on name servers and registrar details. This will allow you to determine your domain's age and obtain a comprehensive overview.
I hope you find this article helpful. If you do, please consider sharing it with your friends so that they too can gain insights into their domains.
Thank you for being with me throughout this article.
