What is domain extension?

The top-level domain name in an Internet address, such as .com, .org and .edu. See Internet domain name and extension.

Domain extensions, or suffixes, are categories of Internet domain names, and serve to describe the type of company, organization, country or another category.

The technical term used for domain extensions is top-level-domain (or TLD). There are many categories from which to choose, and some extensions are more popular than others.

Be aware that for the majority of domain extensions, some exceptions apply, the category the domain claims to represent is not enforced. A domain name with the extension .co.uk may be representing a UK based business, but you cannot rely on this as anybody is allowed to register a .co.uk domain name.
 
Domain name extensions to categorize domains based on domains, countries, territories ... So you need to find the domain name extension to be reasonable with your business when you know how to choose nice domain name. for myself.
 
An example of a domain extension which is an Internet category is .com for commercial, .org for organization, .gov for government, .edu for all educational institutions, .mil for military or .net for a network. An example of a domain extension which is a country code is .us, .uk or .de.
 
An example of a domain extension which is an Internet category is .com for commercial, .org for organization, .gov for government, .edu for all educational institutions, .mil for military or .net for a network. An example of a domain extension which is a country code is .us, .uk or .de.
 
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