SuffolkSi Posted February 21, 2012 Posted February 21, 2012 I have been asked to set up an ac.uk domain for the college I work in. Went through JANET but they just pushed me towards a huge list of suppliers and I don't recognise any of them! Can anybody recommend a company? Thanks.
Oaktech Posted February 21, 2012 Posted February 21, 2012 I'm not sure you need to use a registrar, i think you can just register it yourself (we are going through a domain change with nominet at the moment) I think you can just complete the form here: Template and supply them with the info they need. I may be wrong, but thats how it is working with nominet for a .sch.uk address.
GrumbleDook Posted February 21, 2012 Posted February 21, 2012 Register via Nominet. You will need to tell them who will be the tag holder (registrar) and it needs to be supported via JANET, a JANET PoP or BIS based on a recent conversation. Nominet will give you a full run down of what the process *should* be though ... but you are going to need to speak to a real person.
CSNM-Carl Posted February 21, 2012 Posted February 21, 2012 Register via Nominet. You will need to tell them who will be the tag holder (registrar) and it needs to be supported via JANET, a JANET PoP or BIS based on a recent conversation. Nominet will give you a full run down of what the process *should* be though ... but you are going to need to speak to a real person. Nominet don't have any control over .ac.uk domains? .ac.uk registrations need to be done via a JANET approved ISP, you can't do it directly with them (well you never used to be able too).
SuffolkSi Posted February 22, 2012 Author Posted February 22, 2012 I did try to register directly but they pointed me to that list. Everybody I have spoken to registered direct with JANET so I have gone back to them.
GrumbleDook Posted February 22, 2012 Posted February 22, 2012 Nominet don't have any control over .ac.uk domains? .ac.uk registrations need to be done via a JANET approved ISP, you can't do it directly with them (well you never used to be able too). Yeah ... sorry ... didn't make that response clear. Have PMed to explain more.
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