.net.au (Australia) - Amazon Route 53 (original) (raw)

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Confirmation email from the TLD registry

Our registrar associate, Gandi, resells .net.au domains through DomainDirectors. When you transfer a domain name to Route 53, DomainDirectors sends an email to the registrant contact for the domain to verify contact information or to authorize transfer requests.

Lease period for registration and renewal

One to five years.

Restrictions

Only second-level domains are available. Route 53 supports the second-level domains .com.au and net.au.

Open to the public, with some restrictions:

• The .com.au and .net.au domains are open to legal persons, trading, partnerships, or sole traders registered in Australia; to foreign companies licensed to trade in Australia; and to owners or applicants of an Australian-registered trademark.
• Your domain name must be identical to your name, as registered with the relevant Australian authorities or to your trademark (or to the abbreviation or acronym).
• The domain name should indicate your activity. For example, it should indicate a product that you sell or a service that you provide.
• During the registration process, you must indicate the following:
  • Your registration type: ABN (Australian Business Number), ACN (Australian Company Number), or TM (Trademark) if the domain name corresponds to your trademark.
  • Your ID number, which can be an Australian Business Number (ABN), an Australian Company Number (ACN), or your trademark number (TM) if the domain name corresponds to your trademark.
  • Your state or province.
• Incorrect or mismatched contact information, including name, ABN, or Trademark (TM) number will result in registration, trade, and renewals failures. An ownership change might be required to correct information for existing domains.

Privacy protection

Not supported.

Domain locking to prevent unauthorized transfers

Not supported. We recommend that you prevent unauthorized transfers by restricting access to the RetrieveDomainAuthCode API action. (When you restrict access to this Route 53 API, you also restrict who can generate an authorization code using the Route 53 console, AWS SDKs, and other programmatic methods.) For more information, see Identity and access management in Amazon Route 53.

Internationalized domain names

Not supported.

Authorization code required for transfers

Yes

DNSSEC

Supported for domain registration. When you set the key, you must choose DNS security algorithm 2 (DH). For more information, seeConfiguring DNSSEC for a domain.

Deadlines for renewing and restoring domains

• Renewal is possible: Between 60 days before expiration and the expiration date
• Late renewal with Route 53 is possible: Until 29 days after expiration
• Domain is deleted from Route 53: 29 days after expiration
• Restoration with the registry is possible: No
• Domain is deleted from the registry: 30 days after expiration

Deletion of domain registration

The registry for .net.au domains doesn't allow you to delete domain registrations. Instead, you must disable automatic renewal and wait for the domain to expire. For more information, see Deleting a domain name registration.

Changing ownership

Change the owner, either programmatically or by using the Route 53 console. See Updating contact information for a domain. Then complete the following process to complete the ownership change:

1. Both the old and new registrants must click the link they receive in an email from_transfers@1api.net_ to their listed email addresses. If this isn't completed within 14 days, you have to start the process again.
2. After the responses are confirmed, the owner change in the registry will be processed in a short time without any further confirmation.

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