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RENAM is responsible for the administration and registration of domain names under the ACAD.MD and RENAM.MD domains. These pages provide information on registering new names and modifying details in the ACAD.MD and RENAM.MD domains.

ACAD.MD – Guidelines, Procedures and Templates
RENAM.MD – Guidelines, Procedures and Templates

Procedure for Requesting Modifications to ACAD.MD and RENAM.MD

Domain Details Businesslink Sub-Domains – Advice will be issued shortly. In the meantime please contact RENAM NOC
Reverse Lookup Delegations – should be directed to the RENAM Administration: office@renam.mdRENAM has overall responsibility for the ACAD.md domain. This includes the setting of policy and guidelines, as well as the name submission, approval and registration procedures for the domain.

Procedure for gaining a name within the ACAD.MD domain

Submitting requests:

  1. Requests may be submitted either as a formatted template in plain text to the following email address:

naming-acad@renam.md       (This is a closed list whose members will pprove/reject the request).

or in writing to RENAM naming service. Posted requests should be in the same format as the template.

  1. For any name submitted there are two possible outcomes:

Accepted. This will mean that there is no objection to the name and a positive acknowledgement will be returned to the organisation submitting the request.

Note: Once a new domain name has been accepted it will be delegated to the designated nameservers given in the application. If the nameservers are not working or have been incorrectly configured then the delegation will not take place. It is then the responsibility of the nameservers administrators to e-mail naming-admin/at/renam.md when everything is in place.

Rejected. This will mean that the domain name is not acceptable. This category would include:

In the case of a Rejected outcome any subsequent requests for the same end organisation will be treated as a new request.

  1. The target turnaround time for requests is five working days from receipt of the template. A message will be sent to the submitter of the request advising that the request has either been Accepted or Rejected.
  2. Accepted domain names will then be put forward for delegation to take place in the DNS. Therefore there is a requirement for the designated nameservers to be correctly configured to take the new name from the initial submission of the template requesting the new domain name.

 

Procedure for gaining a name within the RENAM.MD domain:

Submitting requests:

  1. Requests may be submitted either as a formatted template in plain text to the following email address:

naming-ren@renam.md       (This is a closed list whose members will pprove/reject the request).

or in writing to RENAM naming service. Posted requests should be in the same format as the template.

  1. For any name submitted there are two possible outcomes:

Accepted. This will mean that there is no objection to the name and a positive acknowledgement will be returned to the organisation submitting the request. 

Note: Once a new domain name has been accepted it will be delegated to the designated nameservers given in the application. If the nameservers are not working or have been incorrectly configured then the delegation will not take place. It is then the responsibility of the nameservers administrators to email naming-admin@renam.md when everything is in place.

Rejected. This will mean that the domain name is not acceptable. This category would include:

Usually there will be no charge for a request that produces a Rejected outcome. However, RENAM reserves the right to make a charge for frivolous, time-wasting or other requests which impose an undue use of resources to deal with.
In the case of a Rejected outcome any subsequent requests for the same end organisation will be treated as a new request. 

  1. The target turnaround time for requests is five working days from receipt of the template. A message will be sent to the submitter of the request advising that the request has either been Accepted or Rejected.
  2. Accepted domain names will then be put forward for delegation to take place in the DNS. Therefore there is a requirement for the designated nameservers to be correctly configured to take the new name from the initial submission of the template requesting the new domain name.

Approved ISP Scheme:

RENAM reserves the right to use its own discretion in allowing organisations to have this facility. Eligible organisations are generally Internet Service Providers, who may find this payment method more appropriate when applying for multiple domain names for their customers. Organisations with an account will be invoiced quarterly for new name registrations processed and accepted within that given quarterly period. To apply for an account please completes the template and email it to naming-admin@renam.md.

Organisations should specify when applying for new domain names whether or not they wish the name (if accepted) to be added to their account by including their membership no. in the template.

 

Format:

Introduction

The minimum information required for each domain name request is:

The information will be submitted using, where appropriate, the attributes as described in the RIPE document RIPE Database Template for Networks and Persons – RIPE-119. Where suitable attributes have not been defined the existing attributes previously in use by the process known as The Automaton have been used.

New Name Request Template

The general format for a domain name request is:

attribute: Value

Notes:
1. The attribute name includes the terminating colon:
2. Values such as descriptions (descr:), which may continue across multiple lines, should have the attribute name at the start of each line.

The attributes are:

request: domain name requested (must finish with .md)
for: name of organisation requesting the name
descr: full description of the organisation in support of the name request
admin-c: Administrative contact = a person
address: full postal address of the admin contact
phone: telephone number of the admin contact
fax-no: fax number of the admin contact
e-mail: electronic mail address of the admin contact
tech-c: Technical contact = a person
address: full postal address of the technical contact
phone: telephone number of the technical contact
fax-no: fax number of the technical contact
e-mail: electronic mail address of the technical contact
billing-c: Billing contact = a person
address: full postal address of the billing contact
phone: telephone number of the billing contact
fax-no: fax number of the billing contact
e-mail: electronic mail address of the billing contact
nserver name/ip address: names and corresponding IP addresses of nameserver serving the domain name
nserver name/ip address: names and corresponding IP addresses of nameserver serving the domain name
payment method: method of payment for registration of proposed domain name
RENAM Membership No: Membership number, if applicable, and require name adding to account for quarterly invoicing
notes: notes if needed 

 

Template for Requesting a New Domain Name Under acad.md / renam.md

Acad.md requests should be submitted to – naming-acad@renam.md
Renam.md requests should be submitted to – naming-ren@renam.md

Requested name: 
to represent :
descr:
admin-c:
address:
phone:
fax-no:
e-mail:
tech-c:
address:
phone:
fax-no:
e-mail:
billing-c:
address:
phone:
fax-no:
e-mail:
nserver name/ip address:
nserver name/ip address:
payment method:
RENAM Mem.No:
notes:

 

Eligibility Guidelines for a Name within ACAD.MD and RENAM.MD

RENAM publish the guidelines used to determine eligibility of organisations for a name in the ACAD.md and RENAM.mddomain.

An institution or organisation may register one or more names in the ac.uk domain provided that it satisfies at least one of the following criteria:

Where necessary, the assessment that the “core activities” or “primary purpose” fits one or more of the categories above will be determined from the institution’s or organisation’s Certificate or equivalent document.

Rules for the choice of a domain name

An organisation may take out as many names within the acad.md or renam.md domain as it wishes, subject to the following constraints which will apply to each name requested.

Subject to these constraints, names will be approved on a “first come, first served” basis.Should these rules be revised at a later date, existing registrations will remain valid even if they would otherwise fall outside the revised rules.If a name is allocated as a result of misrepresentation on the part of the requester or its principal, RENAM administration reserves the right to withdraw the allocated name. In such a circumstance there will be no compensation for costs (direct or indirect) incurred by the organisation as a result of the need to rename.

Valid with effect from: 1 April 2000