FAQs: Whois search engine data

FAQs: Whois search engine data

  1. When I consult the Whois I am out in all the REDACTED FOR PRIVACY contacts. What does it mean?
  2. How do I know if a domain is free when consulting the Whois?
  3. How do I know if a domain is expired?
  4. How do I know if a domain is blocked?
  5. Is the information associated with my domains public?
Q. When I consult the Whois I am out in all REDACTED FOR PRIVACY contacts. What does it mean?
A:
This means that in cdmon we guarantee the protection of your data under the European Data Protection Act (GDPR), and the information shown in the Whois may vary according to the requirements of the ICANN (Internet)

Q: How do I know if a domain is free when consulting the Whois?
A:
A domain is free when consulting our Whois browser when the result it shows indicates "The domain is free".

Q: How do I know if a domain is expired?
A:
You can find out if a domain is expired by checking the expiration date shown in a whois query. You have more information in our 
help on whois consultations.

Q: How do I know if a domain is blocked?
A:
A domain is blocked when its state is clientTransferProhibited, when making a whois consultation. You have more information in our 
help on whois consultations.

Q: Is the information associated with my domains public?
A:
No, unless as a domain owner you activate the option from the dashboard as the registry data becomes public. In cdmon we guarantee the protection of your data, if you do not explicitly approve that it will be public, we will not show it.


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