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Salvador Country Whois Server .SV - .SV Domain Registrar |
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Whois
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Salvador Country Whois Server
.SV - .Sv is the top level domain nameserver which is in the
interest of internet communities and Salvador. We can instruct you through the entire process of
application. Sub-domains .edu.sv, .com.sv, .gob.sv, .org.sv and .red.sv registered. Names
considered offensive or against the principles of Internet will be subject to questioning and
discussion with the applying entity. The name of the sub-domain must not refer to official
aspects or topics of the country without due authorization. The names that represent a concept
within Internet and/or that may confuse or mislead users, such as "Internet", "InterNIC", "IANA",
etc., will not be admitted. In the case of a dispute between applying entities about the rights
of a particular name, SVNet does not hold any liability by registering it, and will only provide
information to both parties, so that they may reach an agreement.
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Salvador |
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is handled by Domain Registrar
.SV |
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ICANN |
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http://www.svnet.org.sv/ |
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| Dispute Policy: |
http://www.svnet.org.sv/svpolicy.html |
| ICANN records: |
http://www.iana.org/root-whois/sv.htm |
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.edu.sv, .com.sv, .gob.sv, .org.sv and .red.sv registered. Names considered offensive or against the principles of Internet will be subject to questioning and discussion with the applying enitity. The name of the sub-domain must not refer to official aspects or topics of the country without due authorization. The names that represent a concept within Internet and/or that may confuse or mislead users, such as "Internet", "InterNIC", "IANA", etc., will not be admitted. In the case of a dispute between applying entities about the rights of a particular name, SVNet does not hold any liability by registering it, and will only provide information to both parties, so that they may reach an agreement.
Updated: May 6, 2003
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