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PLEASE DO NOT ALTER THIS APPLICATION IN ANY WAY. Send your GN registration
to randy@psg.com. See attached detailed instructions.

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0. GN DOMAIN TEMPLATE….: 2.31 2004.11.03

1. REGISTRATION TYPE
* (N)ew (M)odify (D)elete..:

2. * FULLY-QUALIFIED DOMAIN NAME:

3. ORGANIZATION INFORMATION
3a.* Organization Name…..:
3b.* Address Line 1……..:
3b.* Address Line 2……..:
3c.* City………………:
3d.* Postal Code………..:
3e.* Country……………:

4. * DESCRIPTION OF ORG/DOMAIN:

5. Date Operational……:

6. ADMINISTRATIVE CONTACT OF ORG/DOMAIN
6a. NIChandle (if known)..:
6b.* Whole Name…………:
6c. Organization Name…..:
6d.* Address Line 1……..:
6d. Address Line 2……..:
6e.* City………………:
6f.* Postal Code………..:
6g.* Country……………:
6h.* Voice Phone………..:
6i.* Electronic Mailbox….:

7. TECHNICAL AND ZONE CONTACT
7a. NIChandle (if known)..:
7b.* Whole Name…………:
7c. Organization Name…..:
7d.* Address Line 1……..:
7d. Address Line 2……..:
7e.* City………………:
7f.* Postal Code………..:
7g.* Country……………:
7h.* Voice Phone………..:
7i.* Electronic Mailbox….:
7j.* Registration Mailbox..:
7k. Fax Number…………:

FILL OUT QUESTION 8 AND 9 FOR DELEGATIONS ONLY (i.e those organizations
running nameservers for a branch of the GN Domain namespace,

8. PRIMARY SERVER: HOSTNAME, NETADDRESS
8a.* Hostname…………..:
8b.* IP Address…………:

9. SECONDARY SERVER: HOSTNAME, NETADDRESS
9a.* Hostname…………..:
9b.* IP Address…………:

FILL OUT QUESTION 10 FOR DIRECT REGISTRATIONS IP HOSTS (if you answered 8 &
9, do not answer 10, 11, and 12)

10. RESOURCE RECORDS (RRs) FOR IP INTERNET HOSTS
10a.* IP ADDRESS (required).:
10b. HARDWARE ………….:
10c. OPERATING SYS ……..:
10d.* MX ……………….:

It is your responsibility to see that an IN-ADDR pointer record is entered
in the DNS database. Contact the administrator of the IP network your host
is on to have this done.

FILL OUT QUESTIONS 11 AND 12 FOR NON-IP HOSTS (such as UUCP)

11. FORWARDING HOST INFORMATION
11a.* Forwarding Host…….:
11b.* Contact Name (req)….:
11c.* Contact Email (req)…:

12. RESOURCE RECORDS (RRs) FOR NON-IP HOSTS (UUCP)
12a. DOMAIN NAME ……….:
12b. HARDWARE ………….:
12c. OPERATING SYS ……..:
12d.* MX (required)………:

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DISCLAIMER

By the registration of your name on the Internet, the registrar
(randy@psg.com), the IANA, the and the National Science Foundation are
accepting in good faith that you have the right to the use the name.

Our function in registering names on the Internet is to assure that the name
does not conflict with any other name in the name space requested.

The user by your registration and use of the name and/or your continued use
of an existing name, agrees, as part of your request for name registration,
to indemnify and hold harmless from any and all costs, fees, expenses
arising from litigation involving trademark, trade name, service mark, and
any other name infringements, or other reasons, the registrar, the IANA, and
the National Science Foundation.

The party requesting registration of this name certifies that to her/his
knowledge, the use of this name does not violate trademark or other
statutes.

Registering a domain name does not confer any legal rights to that name and
any disputes between parties over the rights to use a particular name are to
be settled between the contending parties using normal legal methods (See
RFC 1591).

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE GN DOMAIN TEMPLATE

The GN Domain Template must be sent by email to the GN Domain Registrar
(randy@psg.com) or the contact of a delegated zone.

If you are requesting delegation of a zone, do not send in the application
until you have verified that the nameservers for that zone are fully
functional and serving correct data.

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REGISTERING A NEW GN DOMAIN NAME

Note that all starred (*) fields are mandatory, except please fill out only
one of 8-9, 10, or 11-12.

1. REGISTRATION TYPE: NEW, MODIFICATION, or DELETION

2. THE NAME OF THE DOMAIN. This is the name that will be used in
tables and lists associating the domain with the domain server
addresses. See Naming Structure Table below. The following
formats are accepted as a GN Domain name.

Domain Name Example: MAGNANIMOUS.OR.GN

GN DOMAIN NAMING STRUCTURE

Commercial <name>.com.gn

Schools granting baccalaureate degrees <name>.ac.gn

Governmental entities <name>.gov.gn

Not for profit organizations <name>.org.gn

Network infrastructure (i.e.routers) only <name>.net.gn

3. THE NAME OF THE ENTITY REPRESENTED, (i.e., ORGANIZATION, LOCALITY,
SCHOOL, etc., being named. The name that describes the Fully Qualified
Domain Namee. For example: The Networthy Corporation, not the name of
the Network Service Provider or organization submitting the request.
The organization must be in Guinea and be the end user of the domain.

4. PLEASE DESCRIBE THE DOMAIN BRIEFLY. For example: The Networthy
Corporation is a consulting organization of people working with UNIX and
the C language in an electronic networking environment. It sponsors two
technical conferences annually and distributes a bimonthly newsletter.

Registrations must be from organizations with a real presence in Guinea
and with a demonstrable intent to use the domain name on a regular basis
on the internet. I.e. brand, vanity, placemark, trademark, service mark,
etc. name registration is not appropriate. I.e., one registration per
organization.

The Organization and the Adminintrative contact must be in Guinea.

5. THE DATE YOU EXPECT THE DOMAIN TO BE FULLY OPERATIONAL.

For every registration, we need both the administrative and the
technical contacts of a domain (questions 6 & 7) and we MUST have a
network mailbox for each. If you have a NIC handle (a unique NIC
database identifier) please enter it. (If you don’t know what a NIC
handle is leave it blank). Also the title, mailing address, phone
number, organization, and network mailbox.

6. THE NAME OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE HEAD OF THE “ORGANIZATION”. The
administrator is the contact point for administrative and policy
questions about the domain. The Domain administrator should work
closely with the personnel they have designated as the “technical
contact” for the domain. In this example the Domain Administraror would
be the Administrator of the Networty Corporation, not the Administrator
of the organization running the nameserver (unless it is the same
person).

The Administrative contact must be in Guinea and must be within the
organization which is registering the domain.

7. THE NAME OF THE TECHNICAL AND ZONE CONTACT. The technical and zone
contact handles the technical aspects of maintaining the domain’s name
server and resolver software, and database files. They keep the name
server running. This person would be the technical contact running the
primary nameserver. The REGISTRATION REQUEST MAILBOX (7j) is where
domain name requests are mailed and processed for the delegated domain.
Mailboxes names would be like: hostmaster, noc, etc).

8. PRIMARY SERVER. If this is a request to delegate the domain name, the
complete host name of the primary server as well as the IP address.

9. SECONDARY SERVER. If this is a request to delegate the domain name, the
complete host name of the secondary server as well as the IP address.

Domains must provide at least two independent servers that provide the
domain service for translating names to addresses for hosts in this
domain. Establishing the servers in physically separate locations and
on different PSNs and/or networks is required. See RFC2182 for the
rationale.

This means that the secondary server MUST be in a physical location
quite separate from the primary, and that the two MUST be on completely
separate international backbone providers.

If you wish to have more than one secondary server, merely duplicate
section 9.

10. INTERNET HOST. If you just wish to give a single host a domain name,
then this option may be appropriate.

It is your responsibility to see that an IN-ADDR pointer record is
entered in the DNS database. (For internet hosts only). Contact the
administrator of the IP network your host is on to have this done. The
GN Domain administration does not administer the network and cannot make
these entries in the DNS database.

11. Many applicants have hosts in the UUCP world. Some are one hop away,
some two and three hops away from their “Internet Forwarder”, this is
acceptable. What is important is getting an Internet host to be your
forwarder. If you do not already have an Internet forwarder, there are
several businesses that provide this service for a fee, (see RFC 1359 -
Connecting to the Internet What Connecting Institutions Should
Anticipate, ACM SIGUCCS, August 1992). Sometimes local colleges in your
area are already on the Internet and may be willing to act as an
Internet Forwarder. You would need to work this out with the systems
administrator. We cannot make these arrangements for you.

(11a) What is the name of your Internet forwarding host? For example:
The host yacht-club.com.gn uses UUCP to connect to RELAY.ISI.EDU
which is an Internet host. (i.e., RELAY.ISI.EDU is the forwarding
host).

(11b) What is the name of your contact person at fowarding host? The
Administrator of RELAY.ISI.EDU must agree to be the forwarding
host for yacht-club.com.gn, and the forwarding host must know a
delivery method and route to Yacht Club. No double MXing.

(11c) What is the mailbox of your contact?
What is the mailbox of the administrator of the forwarding
host.

12. What domain name system (dns) resource records (rr) and values are
to be entered for your non-IP host. E.g.

myname.or.gn MX 10 mail.com.gn.
MX 100 backup.mail.com.gn.

PLEASE ALLOW AT LEAST TEN WORKING DAYS FOR PROCESSING THIS APPLICATION.
Remember, this is a volunteer service and the registrars and nameserver
engineers have real lives too.

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