What is an Internet domain name?

An Internet domain name is the name of a server or network system on the Internet. No two domain names are the same worldwide. A domain name consists of several English letters and numbers, separated by periods (."), such as xxx.com.

Internet Domain Names:

Domain names differ from website addresses. After registering a domain name, a string with specific identifying meaning is added before the domain name, depending on the nature of the information it contains, to form a website address. The domain name identifies your server as a web server, while xxx.com is the domain name.

Whether international or domestic, domain names are accessible to everyone connected to the Internet worldwide. From a social science perspective, domain names have become an integral part of Internet culture. From a business perspective, domain names are considered "online trademarks" for companies. No company neglects its product's identifier—its trademark—and the importance and value of domain names are recognized by businesses worldwide.