1. Choose your registrar well . choosing the right registrar may be the most important factor in getting the service you require. While all registrars are bound by the same basic rules, the level of service, availability of customer support, opening hours, and pricing differ. You should always consider all your needs, including those concerning the security of your name when choosing your Registrar;
During OT&E certification, a registrar's client application will be required to demonstrate the proper execution of a variety of operations. Please see the OT&E Acceptance Criteria provided to you for full details.
NOTE: SITA and Afilias reserve the right to change the OT&E certification requirements as necessary.
The drivers behind the rhetoric are, of course, relevant to the global air transport community. The WSIS vision, after all, was for societies where information and communication are the main drivers of development.
In this article we explain some of the basic rules of domain name registration within .aero – as well as some of the developments taking place in the .aero name space.
Point number one: domain names are your digital identifier
To receive the .aero zone files, you will need to complete and submit a Zone File Access Agreement to .aero Customer Service. Please contact support@registry.aero for further information.
To obtain access to download the .aero zone file, you will need to complete and submit a Zone File Access Agreement and return to SITA by fax to +1.416.646.3305 or sent to:
SITA
c/o Afilias
Building 3, Suite 105
300 Welsh Road
Horsham, PA 19044
USA
Once you have prepared your site and provided your name server details to your registrar, you should see your web site operational within approximately 24 hours.
The makeover was part of a strategic move to create a more user-friendly homepage and some sections that are password-protected and accessible only by NATA members.