Thread: Can .ae (united arab emirates) donainames be used whit any hosting company?

thank you for replies Well they was using and register it for company so i was yeah wondering that is it possible that some seller can "hold" it, just wanted to know for sore before i offer this option to my client.. but yeah... this prices are just insane they ask

Unless the .ae cctld has very unusual requirements for running dns, it shoudl be possible. A cheap way to know for sure is to find a few .ae sites and tracert back to their ip to find out who is hosting them. You can also ask your client to buy another .ae domain and use it for testing this out. The only other reason might be if AE has web filtering in place and the site is not visible if it is hoste outside AE.

And there is a much cheaper solution which is google http://www.aeda.ae/aeda/eng/faqs.php Quote: How do I get my own domain name and start using it? To get your own domain name up and running, you will need to: Register your domain name through an .aeDA accredited Registrar or their Reseller. Arrange for your domain name to be "hosted". A hosting service provides a location (a server somewhere, connected to the internet) for...

It would be a better idea to transfer out the domain name to another registrar, and then just manage the DNS through the domain name registrar and use ANY host you want in the world.

One thing you may come across are hosts who claim that they "can't" host .ae domains. I've occasionally come across this with hosting companies here in the UK that claim that the only domains they "can" host are a handful of the more common extensions like .uk and .com Of course it's not a case of "can't". It's a case of "we haven't got it in our...

thank you for replies Well they was using and register it for company so i was yeah wondering that is it possible that some seller can "hold" it, just wanted to know for sore before i offer this option to my client.. but yeah... this prices are just insane they ask

It would be a better idea to transfer out the domain name to another registrar, and then just manage the DNS through the domain name registrar and use ANY host you want in the world.

One thing you may come across are hosts who claim that they "can't" host .ae domains. I've occasionally come across this with hosting companies here in the UK that claim that the only domains they "can" host are a handful of the more common extensions like .uk and .com Of course it's not a case of "can't". It's a case of "we haven't got it in our...