我想要的域名在“clienthold”中； 我有可能得到这个名字吗？
在开始之前，我想这可能与编程并不严格相关，但我认为它绝对与网络编程相关。
我正在寻找一个启动项目的域名，我注意到它目前处于“clientHold”注册商状态。 根据我所做的研究，这表明该域名存在争议，要么是由于所有权争议、付款争议，要么是有人暗示该域名被垃圾邮件发送者/诈骗者使用。 whois 数据似乎与我见过的其他垃圾邮件发送者详细信息相似，而且至少大部分是匿名的。
该域名是在 XIN NET 注册的，XIN NET 似乎因支持垃圾邮件域而臭名昭著。 我很想联系注册商，但他们的网站版权为 2006 年，我找不到任何合适的联系路径。 即便如此，它们可能太大而无法实际处理，而且我的中文技能也仅限于谷歌翻译。
需要注意的一件事是，域名的有效期不是几个月。
我的问题是：
- 是否有关于域名可以保持 clientHold 状态多长时间的规则？
- “最后更新”的 whois 数据是否表明域最初放置的时间 在客户端保留？
- 如果网站被删除，是否会进入待删除状态 会持续一段时间还是可能会立即下降？
任何关于这个东西如何工作的细节将不胜感激。
Before I begin, I guess this may not be strictly programming related but I think it's definitely related to web programming.
I'm after a domain for a startup project and I notice that it is currently on "clientHold" registrar status. From the research I've done this suggests that it is in dispute either due to an ownership dispute, a payment dispute or someone has suggested the domain is used by spammers/scammers. The whois data seems similar to other spammer details I've seen posted, and at the very least is largely anonymous.
The domain is registed with XIN NET who appear to be notorious for supporting spammer domains. I'd love to just contact the registrar but their site copyright is 2006 and I can't find any appropriate contact path. Even then, they are probably too large to actually deal with and my Chinese skills are limited to Google Translate.
One thing to note is that the expiry date for the domain isn't for a few months.
My questions are:
- Is there any rule on how long a domain can be held in clientHold status?
- Does the "last updated" whois data indicate when the domain was initially put
on clientHold? - If the site is put up for deletion, will it enter a pending deletion status
for some time or is it likely to just drop instantly?
Any details on how this stuff works would be appreciated.
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如果你真的想要的话，最好的选择就是使用像 Godaddy 这样的缺货系统。 如果几个月后它仍然不可用，您可以将延期交货转移到另一个域。
根据我的经验，您很少会看到处于此状态的域变得可用。
your best bet if you really want it is to use a backordering system like godaddy has. If after a few months it still hasnt become available, you can move your backorder to another domain.
In my expirience, rarely will you ever see a domain in this status become available.
clientHold只是意味着域名无法解析。您现在可以在 https://icann.org/epp 找到针对最终情况量身定制的所有可能状态的说明用户。 它基本上没问题，但仅适用于通用顶级域名 (gTLD)。 ccTLD 可能使用相同的状态或其他状态，或者具有不同的语义，因此这完全取决于您所在的 TLD。
回到您的问题：
不可以。
clientHold由当前赞助域名的注册商控制，并且应该代表最终客户。 因此，由于各种原因，域可以永久处于这种状态。 还可能有serverHold，它具有相同的结果，但完全受注册管理机构控制，并且可以在争议或域没收期间使用。也许，也许不是。 域上可能有任何其他更新（联系人更改、名称服务器更改等），因此日期确实显示了上次更新，但不知道该更新是什么。
这与
clientHold无关，除非某些注册商可以在到期时或到期后将域名置于此状态，作为最后一次尝试获得关注注册人必须在注册商处续订域名，否则将失去该域名。 根据经验，让问题暂时无法解决的后果是，一些注册者确实已经收到了多封即将到期的电子邮件通知，但突然意识到他们确实需要快速采取行动。有关 gTLD 删除/过期的方式，请参阅 ICANN gTLD 生命周期，网址为 https:// /archive.icann.org/en/registrars/gtld-lifecycle.jpg
它在 ccTLD 中类似，但不完全相同，因此这又取决于您所在的 TLD。
同样，取决于 TLD。 但在通用顶级域名 (gTLD) 中，注册商向注册管理机构发送删除命令后需要
redemptionPeriod（通常为 30 天），然后是pendingDelete（通常为 5 天），注册管理机构才真正删除它最终会从数据库中出来，之后它应该会返回并通常可用于新注册。clientHoldjust means the domain won't resolve.You can find now at https://icann.org/epp an explanation of all possible statuses, tailored for end users. It is mostly ok but applies only to gTLDs. ccTLDs may use the same statuses, or others, or with different semantics so it all depends on which TLD you are in.
So back to your questions:
No.
clientHoldis under control of the registrar sponsoring currently the domain name, and which should be put on behalf possibly of end client. So a domain can be in perpetuity in this state for various reasons. There could be alsoserverHoldwhich has the same consequences but is solely under control of the registry and can be used during disputes or domains confiscation.Maybe, maybe not. There could have been any other updates on the domain (change of contacts, change of nameservers, etc.) so the date really shows the last update without knowing what that update was.
This is unrelated to
clientHold, except in the sense that some registrar can put a domain under this status at, or after expiration, as a last attempt to get attention from the registrant that it has to renew the domain at the registrar or else loose it. Make it temporarily not resolvable anymore has, from experience, the consequence of having some registrants, who did get already multiple email notifications of the impending expiration, suddenly realise they do have something to act on quickly.For the way gTLDs are deleted/expired, refer to ICANN gTLD lifecycle at https://archive.icann.org/en/registrars/gtld-lifecycle.jpg
It is similar, but not identical, in ccTLDs, so again it depends on the TLD you are in.
Again, depends on the TLD. But in gTLD it is
redemptionPeriod(typically 30 days) after the registrar sends the delete command to registry, and thenpendingDelete(typically 5 days) after that before the registry really deletes it finally from its database, after which it should come back as generally available for a new registration.