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What is a domain holder?

What is a domain holder?
The holder (also called the owner or registrant) is the person or organisation in whose name a domain name is registered. The holder is responsible for the domain name and its use, and for the accuracy of the details recorded with the domain name. This applies to .nl and to other extensions as well.

You can see who the holder of your domain is, and how to change it, in My WebOké on the domain page under Domain contacts. See Changing domain contacts and the owner in the WebOké manual.

Want to learn more? Take the free DNS course, lesson 1.3 Registry, registrar and holder: who handles what?.

You might enjoy reading: The history of the domain name

Want to learn more? Take the free course Choosing and managing a domain name, lesson 3.2 The registrant and the contacts.

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