Autor: Witold Owoc (wowoc_at_acs.ucalgary.ca)
Data: Tue 29 Nov 1994 - 21:05:06 MET
Dokument ktory cytuje ponizej i duzo wiecej na temat rejestracji
w domenie *.ca mozna znalezc pod
http://www.canet.ca/canet/index.html
Pomyslalem, ze podziele sie z Wami jak rejestruje sie domeny
w Kanadzie (USA jest kiepski przykladem, tam "kazdy" wie,
ze Internet=USA).
Zalaczam obszerne (40%) fragmenty opisu jak wypelnic rozne pola
na podaniu i jak wybrac swoja nazwe.
Zasadniczo caly dokument mozna by przetlumaczyc na polski i uzywac, ale
po wykoncypowaniu jak skrocic nazwy wojewodztw. Moze PESEL uzywa jakichs
skrotow albo Urzedy Skarbowe ?
Aha, wszystkie uniwersytety z prawem nadawania doktoratu
maja nazwy UBlaBla.ca - glownie ze wzgledow historycznych ale
nie tylko.
Witold Owoc <wowoc_at_acs.ucalgary.ca>
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CA Subdomain Application Instructions (Updated 1994 September 19)
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Please note that your application is being made on behalf of your
entire organization. As such, it is important that you are authorized
to speak for your entire organization in this matter and that you
obtain the agreement of all interested parties within your
organization prior to submission.
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Here is a description of each field of the application form:
Subdomain:
The name of the subdomain applied for. Since the CA domain is
structured according to Canadian political geography, this will be
of the form "yourorg.CA", or "yourorg.province-or-territory.CA", or
"yourorg.locality.province-or-territory.CA".
"province-or-territory" is one of the following provincial and
territorial abbreviations, as recommended by the Department of the
Secretary of State: AB, BC, MB, NB, NF, NS, NT, ON, PE, QC, SK, and
YK. "locality" is the full name of a city, town, or village.
Hyphens are used to replace spaces, e.g., Niagara-Falls,
New-Westminster.
Here are requirements and guidelines to help determine the
appropriate level of subdomain name for your organization:
(1) second (national) level - To qualify for a second level domain,
your organization must have offices or other points of presence
(such as computer hosts or dial-up facilities) in more than one
province or territory, or be incorporated or chartered
nationally.
(2) third (provincial or territorial) level - To qualify for a
third level domain, your organization must have offices or
other points of presence (such as computer hosts or dial-up
facilities) in more than one locality, or be incorporated or
registered provincially or territorially. Provincial and
territorial governments, referral hospitals, and post-secondary
degree or certificate granting educational institutions such as
universities and colleges should have third level subdomain
names.
(3) fourth (municipal) level - Small organizations such as
companies which do most of their business in one locality and
bulletin board systems should apply for a fourth level or
municipal subdomain name, as should organizations such as local
hospitals, libraries, municipal governments, and schools.
When applying for anything other than a fourth level subdomain
name, please provide supporting information such as your
incorporation number, office locations, etc.
"yourorg" is a string that encodes the proper name of your
organization. Determining the string is a matter of establishing
the "corporate electronic identity" of your organization for years
to come. This is something you should discuss with the individual
in your organization whose authority includes the "corporate
image". If the appropriate string is not immediately obvious to
this person, then we suggest that you use the following steps to
determine the string for which you are applying.
(1) Start with the full proper name by which your organization
conducts its business.
e.g.: "AB Systems Incorporated", "University of Waterloo"
(2) Remove all the blanks.
e.g.: "ABSystemsIncorporated", "UniversityofWaterloo"
(3) Remove truly extraneous components, if there are any.
e.g.: "ABSystems", "UniversityWaterloo"
(4) If it is excessively long, abbreviate by trimming the parts
whose removal will result in the least loss of recognizability
outside the sphere in which your organization is already well
known.
e.g.: "ABSystems", "UWaterloo"
(5) Please choose a descriptive abbreviation of your organization's
name, and try to avoid a cryptic abbreviation that defeats the
objective of step (4) above. To repeat, it is essential that
your choice be approved by the person in charge of your
organization's corporate image. If you are in doubt about your
choice, ask your CA Domain Committee member to offer an opinion
before you submit the application.
It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the right to use
the name you have chosen.
Obscene names are not permitted.
Geographical place names, such as municipality and province names,
are reserved.
Legal characters are letters, digits, and the hyphen. You may mix
upper and lower case, or use all upper or all lower case. Software
will ignore case, and users can type in whatever case they like.
You should capitalize your subdomain name as you wish it to appear
in machine generated lists, such as the return address generated in
your outgoing electronic mail. Hyphens may be used to separate
words if necessary or consistent with normal references to the
proper name of your organization.
The CA domain registrar is the final authority on all matters
relating to registration and subsequent use of your subdomain name.
Your subdomain name must be approved by the CA domain registrar
before it is used in network communications. If you devise further
subdomains of your domain name, then you in turn will have final
authority on matters relating to the use of those subdomains.
Since the CA domain was first created, the requirements and
guidelines have been modified from time to time. Although all
existing registrations remain in effect, some registered subdomain
names might not be permitted if applied for today. New
applications and voluntary applications for re-registration will be
considered using the current guidelines.
Examples:
MegaCo.CA National company.
WidgetCo.PE.CA Provincial Company.
CityAutoLtd.Melville.SK.CA Small business.
AlphaBetaU.MB.CA University.
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Type:
Type of organization.
For example:
For-Profit Corporation
Non-Profit Corporation
For-Profit Partnership
Proprietorship
Ph.D. granting university
High School
Federal Government Branch
Provincial Government
Military Branch
Description:
A short paragraph describing your organization. Please include any
appropriate justification for your choice of subdomain level. For
example, please state whether your corporation is federally or
provincially incorporated, and whether your corporation has offices
in more than one province.
Admin-Name:
Admin-Title:
Admin-Postal:
Admin-Phone:
Admin-Fax:
Admin-Mailbox:
The name, title, full mailing address, phone number, facsimile
number, and electronic address of an administrative contact for the
organization. This person is within the subdomain's organization
and is the contact point for administrative and policy questions
about the subdomain. This person is responsible for this
application and for any future changes. We recommend that you
choose a person who is expected to be around and in a position of
authority for many years, and that you use a properly-maintained
generic electronic address.
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Tech-Name:
Tech-Title:
Tech-Postal:
Tech-Phone:
Tech-Fax:
Tech-Mailbox:
The name, title, full mailing address, telephone number, facsimile
number, and electronic address of two or more technical contacts.
This is the contact point for problems with the subdomain and for
updating information about the subdomain. The registrar will
verify changes by sending the current registration information back
to the submitter and to the administrative contact. We recommend
that you use a properly maintained generic electronic address.
Don't list people who hate to get electronic mail. One or more of
the contacts must read their mail often enough to respond quickly,
should a problem arise. For very small organizations, it is
permissible to have only one technical contact. It is appropriate
to have at least one contact corresponding to each of the
forwarders within the organization. Forwarders are described below.
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Location:
The latitude and longitude of the subdomain. (This can be taken as
the location of the main organizational machine, or the
headquarters, or the contact persons; usually the machine is used.)
Give as much precision as you know; if you can determine the
location only to the nearest minute, or the nearest few minutes,
that's satisfactory. Include "city" only if you are using the
location of your city center, for which information is often
available in an atlas, at a library, City Hall, or a nearby
airport. At a minimum, please provide the location of your city
center. This field is used to draw maps.
For example:
52 04 05 N / 97 37 46 W
or
52 04 N / 97 37 W city
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