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Check your .ee domains in registrant’s portal
The registrant’s portal provides an overview of the domain expiry dates, statuses and other details like contacts and registrars associated with the domains. As an added value, history related to domains is also displayed. The information portal is useful particularly for those registrants who have a high number of domains registered with various registrars.
The portal can be entered by using an Estonian ID card or a mobile-ID. The registrant’s portal shows those domains with which you are associated as an administrative contact, a technical contact and/or a private registrant. If you do not find in the portal the domains of companies associated with you, please add your name to the list of their administrative contacts (one domain can have several administrative contacts). To have your name added to the administrative contacts, please get in touch with the registrar of your domain.
We remind you that the registrant’s portal is an information portal and in order to renew a domain and/or change contact information, get in touch with your registrar.
Your feedback, thoughts and ideas about how to make the portal more user-friendly are very welcome at the address tagasiside@internet.ee.
We hope your experience with the portal is convenient.
From AI to Digital Inclusion: Major Themes from the 2024 IGF
The final month of last year saw internet governance stakeholders gather at the annual Internet Governance Forum (IGF) in Riyadh, where an array of pressing topics were discussed in-depth.
EIF’s 2024 Impact: Supporting Digital Skills and Awareness Across Communities
Over the years, the .ee registry (EIF) has supported numerous projects aimed at developing the local internet community and enhancing internet-related knowledge across various target groups. With the announcement of a new application round, it’s a great time to reflect on the projects launched last year.
How to Respond When Your Company’s Name Is Registered as a .ee Domain by Someone Else?
The Estonian Internet Foundation (EIF) recently highlighted various domain-related risks for entrepreneurs. This sparked significant interest among business owners, many of whom discovered that their company’s domain name had been registered by a third party. But what should you do in such a situation? Let’s review the possible steps.
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