Bekijk Volledige Versie : CNNIC stopt buitenlandse registraties
Zojuist kwam ik er achter dat CNNIC stopt met het registreren van .cn domeinnamen voor 'overseas clients'. Kennelijk omdat er regelmatig sprake is van oneigenlijk gebruik op CN domeinnamen. Dit zou hen de tijd geven om maatregelen te treffen, maar volgens mij is deze actie niet half zo 'tijdelijk' als CNNIC beweert.
Zie ook http://www.google.nl/search?q=.cn%20overseas%20registrations
Vreemde is dat er wordt gesproken over blokkeren van registraties via 'overseas partners', maar onze registrar is gevestigd in China en kan ook geen registraties voor ons doorvoeren.
Iemand?
Volgens eNom kan het nog wel (http://www.enom.com/help/faq_dotcn.asp). Ik heb het echter al een tijdje niet meer geprobeerd.
CNNIC heeft in december wel een aanpassing op de voorwaarden gemaakt: http://www.cnnic.net.cn/html/Dir/2009/12/12/5750.htm
eNom heeft er nog geen notie van gemaakt, maar CN wordt daar in backorder geplaatst in afwachting op CNNET...
Dit speelt al sinds begin januari:
CNNIC, the official registry for .CN, announced that all oversea registrars
will no longer be allowed to register .CN domains starting today, January 6,
2010.
The registration stop is planned to be temporarily. According to the Chinese
registry, difficulties in handling the comprehensive new application material
are the reason for this drastic development. The new application material is
required since the middle of December 2009 when CNNIC suddenly changed the
registration policies.
CNNIC has not specified a date at which the exclusion of oversea registrars
from .CN registrations will be removed again. The registry has announced to
further explore methodologies on how to verify the registration information
with their oversea partners. As soon as a new mechanism is established, CNNIC
will re-open the registration.
Prior to this last change, CNNIC has carried out two more changes in the
registration policies:
1. Since January 1, 2010, China domestic registrants are no longer allowed to
register a .CN domain via an oversea registrar.
2. If any registrant's business license or personal ID are not in Chinese or
English, he/she has to hand in a notarized English translation of these
documents for domain name application starting with January 15, 2010, 9:00
(Beijing Time).
Daarnaast is er sinds de hackaanvallen vanuit China (op onder andere Google) nogal wat commotie ontstaan. De Amerikaanse politiek (Hillary Clinton) heeft nogal wat commentaar geleverd, Google heeft gedreigd China te verlaten en zal niet langer gehoor geven aan de censuurverplichtingen, etc. Het is te veel om hier allemaal te posten, dus Google er op los zou ik zeggen :)
Dear .CN domain holder,
Important: The .CN registry, CNNIC, has implemented a new policy requiring additional information about domain registrations. All current .CN domain holders must submit documents according to the requirements below or they will lose their domain name(s).
CNNIC must receive this form before Feb 15, 2010.
Instructions to prevent deletion of your org.cn domain: 0000.org.cn
1. Please submit the required documents via Email (reaudit@cnnic.cn<mailto:reaudit@cnnic.cn>) or Fax (86-10-58812666-2)
2. The auditing by CNNIC will be completed within 3 working days.
3. In the auditing period, the status of the domain name to be applied will be UN-PASS, and cannot be resolved.
4. For any application, all application form with business seal or signature, photocopy of the business license, and photocopy of personal ID are required.
5. Business license means the official document of the company or organization (such as company registration/organization registration).
6. Personal ID means passport, driver’s license, resident’s ID or etc.
7. If the registrant party does not have a company stamp or business seal, a signature is OK.
8. Any application is regarded as individual and all materials are required for each registration.
9. The application form should be filled out in English or Chinese. For business license and personal ID in other languages (rather than Chinese and English), registrants need to provide certified translation document and submit for auditing with other application materials together.
10. Some instruction for filling in the application form:
* All information is required to be accurate and completely filled in.
* The registrant name is the contact people’s name, if filling in company name here will be regarded as unqualified.
* The registrant and organization names on the application form must be totally consistent to the names on the photocopies of personal ID and business license.
* If the registrant and organization names on the photocopies of personal ID and business license a re in other languages, rather than Chinese or English, the names on the form (and other related information) must be totally consistent to the names on the certified translation document.
* Please keep the consistence between registrar name in the application form with the name in CNNIC system
* Application form is required to submit with business seal or signature.
Requirements about personal ID:
* The name on personal ID should be consistent to name on application form and the name in registration system.
* Please provide the photocopy of both sides of personal ID.
Requirements about business ID:
* The license should be within the period of validity.
* Already passed the annual authentication
The following form must be completed and emailed to reaudit@cnnic.cn<mailto:reaudit@cnnic.cn> or Faxed to: +86 10-58812666-2
Domain Name Registration Application Form
Domain Name: 0000.org.cn
Sponsoring Registrar: enom
Registrant Name: -
Organization -
Address: -
Telephone: +31.123456789
Fax: +31.123456789
Email: INFO@0.NL<mailto:INFO@0.NL>
Administrative Contact ID: -
Technical Contact ID: -
Payment Contact ID: -
Representative ID: -
Main Domain Name Server: -
Main DN server IP: -
Secondary Domain Name Server: -
Secondary DN Server IP -
Registration Date: Oct 21 2009 1:56AM
Expiration Date: Oct 21 2010 8:56AM
Applying Organization (Signature or Company Stamp)
Date: Feb 9 2010 12:56PM
Note:
1. The applying party verifies the information provided above is authentic, accurate and complete.
2. Any legal charges raised due to the false information provided above, will be borne by the applicant.
De procedure is blijkbaar sinds kort van kracht. Ze geven je wel de tijd in ieder geval (not..).