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Old 04-26-2004, 12:32 AM   · #56
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Answer: In the fall of 1999 a domain could only be 23 Characters. But the rules have changed and you can now register a domain with up to 63 characters.



Being a little pedantic on this, but... I believe character total includes the "." and the ext to = 67 char. Therefore in the case of .com, .net, and other 3 char exts, the correct number preceding the "." = 63. However w/ .us and other cc 2 letter ext the correct # = 64 and conversely, w/ .info, it would = 62.

Fairly sure this is correct, but double check me.


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