The SgR2R registry system runs an automated script everyday at 3 am to update affected domains to EXPIRED status. ACT(Active) domain goes into EXP(Expired) status when the expiry date/time is past the execution date/time of the automated script. Specifically, the formula used to determine if the status of a domain name should be changed to "EXP" is given by: Therefore, for a domain which expires between 12:00 am to 3 am , its status will change to "EXP" on the same date of the Expiry date.

Deleted messages are purged every few months or sooner as dictated by the demands of our database server. Once a deleted message has been purged it is irrecoverable. See similar questions...

com and .net domain names are assigned "REDEMPTIONPERIOD" status for approximately 30 days following the expiration date. FastVirtual can retrieve your domain name during this period. Once this period has passed, domain names can no longer be retrieved. In this instance, you would need to wait for the domain name to be released to the public, then register the the domain name again. See similar questions...

You can keep your expired surveys on SurveyAnywhere.com as long as your membership is valid. We do recommend that you print out the survey results (on paper or PDF file) and download the raw data after the survey is finished. See similar questions...

Most registrars allow a grace period after a domain name expires for the registrant to renew it. That grace period can be as short as one to two weeks or as long as one year in some cases. If the current registrant does not renew it within the allotted time frame, then that domain name should become available. The actual grace period is different for each individual registrar. Once they release the domain name, you will be able to register it through us. See similar questions...

No, domains must be current to transfer the registration. If your old registrar has released the domains, you can register them through us. Most likely your old registrar has placed a 45 day hold on the domains in the hope that you will renew with them. If you do renew through your old registrar, you will be unable to transfer your domains for 60 days (it is treated like a new domain). See similar questions...

You will have a 60 day grace period after the domain expires. During the grace period, you can still renew the domain, but you cannot transfer it. If you do not renew the domain within the 60 day grace period, the domain will be sent to the central registry to delete. It will take up to 48 hours to propagate your domain information to the Internet WHOIS if you renew your domain AFTER it expires. You are well advised to renew your domain at least 20 days BEFORE it expires. See similar questions...

In some cases, domain names may be kept by the Registrar (e.g. DNS Belgium, Network Solutions,...) even after it has expired because: a.) payment for the domain is not current, b.) the domain name is involved in a trademark dispute, or c.) the domain is pending server activation. As long as it is kept by the Registrar, we will not be able to register it for you. You will have to contact the Registrar for more information about the domain. See similar questions...

Renew the domain name at your previous provider (without hosting services) and have the DNS server pointed to ip01 DNS servers. We will then be able to host that domain name for you. Renew the domain name at previous provider (without hosting services) and allow ip01 to transfer the domain. After the domain name has transferred to ip01, you do not have to renew the domain for the following years as long as you have the domain host with ip01. See similar questions...

The transfer process only changes the registration authority, but does not affect your web site; i.e., you don't need to change your host. You do need to ensure the following before attempting a transfer: The name is not "on-hold" or "locked" for non-payment reasons or by request of the owner with another registrar. The administrative contact email address associated with the name in its current state is accessible to you. See similar questions...

If your domain name expires, it will go into what is called "redemption period". The process of releasing a domain name from redemption period is long and very expensive. You should make every effort to renew your domain name prior to the expiration period. See similar questions...

This often happens when you try to transfer your domain within the last few days of your domain's expiry. The normal transfer process will take about 5-7 business days to complete so your domain may have expired before it is transferred. In such cases, you will have to renew your domain with your registrar before we can re-submit the transfer request for you again. Our advice is, do not wait till last minute before sending us your transfer order. See similar questions...

If your domain expires, you will not be able to renew it again. You may be able to register when the domain is available for registration of some time. But you have no guarantee that you will be able to register the domain and there is no set time on when the domain will be available for registration. What is WhoisGuard and how does it work? WhoisGuard is a service that prevents people from gaining access to your address, phone number and email using Whois. See similar questions...

Find the domain(s) you wish to reactivate in your list and click to put a checkmark in the box to the left of the domain, then click the "add to cart" button and complete the checkout process. Verify the domains in your shopping cart, update number of years, verify pricing per year, then click "checkout". All renewals are non-refundable and we cannot remove extra years that are added in error. Please verify before you hit the purchase button. Please note that only .com, . See similar questions...

No, you have to bring your domain name registration billing up to date with your current registrar before you can transfer your domain name registration to Hostway. You can wait until your domain name becomes available to register again (usually 70 days after the domain name has expired). However, with this method, you are risking losing your domain name. See similar questions...

nic.at locks and deletes domains either on customer request (in case of a cancellation by the domain holder) or due to the following possible reasons (also see point 3.8. of the General Terms and Conditions: Revocation of the Delegation): Repeated technical problems regarding this particular domain, despite the admonition of the domain holder (e.g. inoperative nameservers) See similar questions...

EURid puts its domains in quarantaine for 40 days after deleting them. (This is also called ?Redemption Period? for other registries.) During this time, the domain name cannot be registered by others but it can only be reactivated by the previous holder. In order to reactivate a domain that has been deleted, use the document generator of Knipp. Simply enter the domain name and select ?Domain restore? as the type of document. See similar questions...

You are encouraged to keep only your active image (and may be a couple more test images) under repository2:/export/orbit/image/ directory. repository2:/export/orbit/image/tmp folder is really temporary and it is provided for your convenience. You have to change both the image file names and their owners to yourself before copying to /export/orbit/images (from tmp) to claim them. Also, copying them to your local computer is always a good idea. See similar questions...

The email service comes along with as part of internet pack. If your primary internet access account expires, you lose your email access and thus your emails are deleted. To continue using the Tata Indicom E-Mail, renew you account. You will not be able access any e-mail account if your primary account is not active. See similar questions...