Hy-Q Internet Services - International Domain Registration

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For Our International Clients


	Use the above search field for all Australian and U.S. domains

It is possible to register any international domain and use it for your web site and email hosted on our servers. We can register your Australian (.au) or U.S. (.com, .net, .org) domains for you if you wish at no extra charge. However, we cannot register all other foreign domains for you, so therefore you might need to register with the DNS in your country and do the following:

Locate the domain registry of the country domain that you are interested in registering. For a list of domain name registries around the world, please visit http://www.uninett.no/navn/domreg.html.

Have the organisation that registers your domain use our Name Servers so that we can handle all the DNS work for your web site. Here is the Name Server information you will need for this option:

Primary Name Server
Primary Server Hostname....: ns1.nameserve.net
Primary Server IP address..: 64.226.28.41

Secondary Name Server
Secondary Server Hostname..: ns2.nameserve.net
Secondary Server IP address: 66.111.73.181

Secondary Name Server (optional)
Secondary Server Hostname..: ns3.nameserve.net
Secondary Server IP address: 64.77.127.50

Your second option is to register your international domain name with your country's registration office using your own or your Internet Service Provider's name server information. This will allow you to do your own domain name serving. When your order is processed, we will send you our IP address. You can then configure your local name server to point your domain name to your web site.

Regardless of which country you're in, you can always register a standard .com, .org, or .net domain by using the banner at the top of this page or on our registration page, or if you prefer, we can do it for you at no extra charge. Please check our registration page for pricing details.


	Use the above search field for all Australian and U.S. domains