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.AU – Australian Domain Name Registration

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.COM.AU Australian Domains

This domain name extension represents the Top Level Domain for Australia and is the preferred Domain Name for all Australian commercial, non-profit and community organisations.

.AU Domain Information Domain Features
Description Australian Domains Auto Renewal
Registration Period 2 years Online Control Panel
Annual Price $29.95 Basic DNS Management
Instant Activation Advanced DNS Management ($15/y) *

Facts

There are wide variety of domain types within the .au ccTLD including:

COM.AU
For commercial purposes. Includes commercial entities, currently registered and trading in Australia, as well as commercial products and services.

ASN.AU
For non-commercial organisations. Includes associations incorporated in any Australian State or Territory, political parties, trade unions, sporting or special interest clubs, charities or non-profit organisations.

ID.AU
For Australian individuals (citizens, residents).

NET.AU
For commercial purposes. Includes commercial entities, currently registered and trading in Australia, as well as commercial products and services.

ORG.AU
For non-commercial organizations. Includes associations incorporated in any Australian State or Territory, political parties, trade unions, sporting or special interest clubs, charities or non-profit organizations.

Quick Registration

With over 100+ domain extensions to choose from, you know you’re in good hands. Even if you compare our pricing to other domain registrars, you will find that Fastdot has some of the most competitively priced, cheap domains on the web. With Rapid Registration, your domain is registered almost instantly, meaning you don’t have to wait to get your business or name online!

Your Domain Portfolio

Protect your brand identity by purchasing all relevant extension (e.g, .com, .net) of your domain. This will prevent unauthorized parties from registering your name. In addition to securing your name, you will also make sure that users are always redirected to the correct domain (e.g if a user forgets that your extension is .com, and they type in .net, they are redirected to the correct location)

Can I register any Australian Domain Name?

A handful of domains will have restrictions on them, which means you can only purchase them if you meet or exceed certain criteria or have authorization (some examples are .gov, .edu and .mil). But most extensions are available to everyone. In fact, most country code Top Level ccTLDs are available for anyone to purchase, even if you don’t reside in the country code in question.

  

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Classic Domain Names

.COM | .AU | .CO | .NET | .BIZ | .ME | .EU | .ASIA | .TV | .MOBI | .NAME | .INFO | .ORG | .US | .NL| .FM | .HK | .ES | .CO.NZ | .DE | .CO.UK | .RU | .IM | .PM | .TW | .FR | .CN | .CA | .CH | .VN | .PL | .IL | .JP | .KR |

Domain Names General FAQ

You can manage your domain names via the FASTDOT Client Area. Once you have logged in, click on My Domains > Managed Domains.
The FASTDOT name server are:

ns1.fastdot.com
ns2.fastdot.com
ns3.fastdot.com
You can view your domain expiry date within the Client Area. Click on My Domains > Manage Domains. You will see a list of your current domains along with their next due date.
By default we will renew your domain name automatically. Alternatively, you can manually renew your domain name in your Client Area
If your domain name has already expired, just contact us via the helpdesk to renew it. If your domain name is not renewed quickly it may be come available and be registered by another party.
By default, we will renew your domain name automatically. If you wish to manage your domain name renewals manually you can disable automatic renewal by logging in to the Client Area and then: Select “Domains” and then “My Domains” from the top navigation bar. Select the “Manage Domain” button to the right of the domain name you would like to view or modify. Click on the “Auto Renew” tab. Ensure that “Auto Renewal Status” has been set to “Disabled”. Please note: by disabling automatic renewal, you are assuming responsibility to renew your domain name. Failure to renew your domain name before its expiry date will cause it to stop working.
Login to your Client Area using the username and password issued with your Welcome Email you received at sign up. Once logged in, select “Domains” and then “My Domains” from the top navigation bar. Select the “Manage Domain” button to the right of the domain name you would like to view or modify. Click on the “Registrar Lock” tab. Ensure that “Registrar Lock Status” has been set to “Disabled”. If the current status is set to “Enabled” then please click on “Disable Registrar Lock”. Select the “Namesevers” tab, then on the following screen to modify the current nameserver settings. Select the “Change Nameservers” button to confirm your new nameserver settings.
You can manage your domain names public WHOIS contact information by logging into your FASTDOT Client Area: Select “Domains” and then “My Domains”. Click on the “Manage Domain” button for the domain you wish to manage. Click on the “Registrar Lock” tab. Ensure that “Registrar Lock Status” has been set to “Disabled”. If the current status is set to “Enabled” then please click on “Disable Registrar Lock”. On the same screen select “Management Tools” and then “Contact Information”. From here you can update the domain name with pertinent contact details for your website including details for the registrant, admin, tech & billing identities. Select the “Save Changes” button to confirm the new contact details.
.au Domain Administration Ltd (.auDA) is the policy authority and industry self-regulatory body for the .au domain space. They are responsible for developing and implementing domain name policy, accrediting and licensing domain registrars, implementing consumer safeguards and facilitating the .au Dispute Resolution Policy. Learn more.
WHOIS is a tool used to search the domain registry databases for information about a domain name. This tool can be used to obtain information such as the domain’s expiry date, owner and name server information.
Domain Names are used to establish a unique identity. Organizations and individuals can choose a domain name that corresponds to their name, helping Internet users to reach them easily. An important function of a domain name is to provide easily recognizable and memorizable names to numerically addressed Internet resources.