Domain & Hosting FAQ
Everything you need to know about domain registration, DNS, and hosting services.
The registrant is the individual or organization that registers a domain name. Once the registration conditions are met and the applicable fees are paid, they hold the right to use that specific domain for a defined period. The registrant is the legal entity bound by the registration agreement and is essentially the second-level domain holder.
The Domain Name System (DNS) converts a human-readable domain name such as www.arsofts.com into the numeric IP address used by computers on the internet. This allows internet users to access websites using easy-to-remember names instead of difficult numeric addresses. DNS is a distributed network of servers that maps domain names to their corresponding IP addresses.
Any individual, organization, business, ISP, corporate entity, or reseller can register a domain name. Domain registration helps establish a professional online identity and makes a website or business easier to find on the internet.
A domain name is your address on the internet. It functions like a physical address for your business online, helping customers find you quickly and easily. Domain names are easier to remember than numeric IP addresses. When you type a website address into your browser, DNS resolves it into an IP address, and the browser then retrieves the website content for you.
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