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		<title>How nTLD Operators can Succeed with RegistrarOC</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In my series of posts on new TLDs, the goal has always been to inform  and provide insight, from the perspective of a registrar.  With there  being so much focus on ICANN and on registry operators during the  initial stages of the nTLD process, we felt the voice of the registrar  [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In my series of posts on new TLDs, the goal has always been to inform  and provide insight, from the perspective of a registrar.  With there  being so much focus on ICANN and on registry operators during the  initial stages of the nTLD process, we felt the voice of the registrar  needed to be heard.  This is because, from our perspective, success for  any new TLD will greatly depend on its support of registrars.</p>
<p>My first post, &#8220;<a href="http://blog.hexonet.net/2011/09/hexonet-registry-operator-for-newtlds/" target="_blank">Does HEXONET Have Plans to be a REGISTRY Operator for newTLDs?</a>&#8220;,  was intended to make it clear that as a long standing registrar, our  goal is to make any nTLD a success by doing what we have always done, by  being a great registrar and nothing more.  My second post, &#8220;<a title="Permanent Link to Choosing a Registry Operator for New TLDs" rel="bookmark" href="http://blog.hexonet.net/2011/09/choosing-a-registry-operator-for-new-tlds/">Choosing a Registry Operator for New TLDs</a>&#8220;,  was done to help prospective registry operators think critically about  there registry platform, probably the single biggest decision that will  affect their registry today and for years to come.  I wanted to give  some key insights on registry platforms from our nearly ten years of  operational knowledge as a registrar working with these various  solutions and technologies.</p>
<p><strong>Making It Easy for Registrars to Start Selling Your nTLD</strong></p>
<p>Today&#8217;s post is to take the next step beyond the ICANN process and  registry platforms, to start talking about registrars, the gatekeepers  to the end customer.  For a prospective registry, the biggest questions  about registrars is how to get as many of them on board as quickly as  possible.  Most registrars are very busy selling domains, supporting  domains, managing systems, and simply running their business.  And for  many registrars, engineering resources are tight or non-existent.  As a  result, for registrars, choosing to implement a nTLD requires a  substantial return on investment.</p>
<p>Given that even adding one nTLD for a registrar is a commitment, how  will the possibility of  three, four or ten nTLD introductions in a  given year affect that choice?  Registry operators need to be cognizant  of possible slow registrar acceptance and implementation.  Sounds a bit  scary right?  The good news is that <a href="http://hexonet.net/">HEXONET</a> has a solution called RegistrarOC (Registrar Operations Center) that  helps registrar&#8217;s quickly, easily, and cost-effectively add any new TLD.</p>
<p><strong>Help for Registrars in a Crowded nTLD Marketplace</strong></p>
<p>Potentially hundreds of nTLDs will be available over the next years.   Some of them are listed below.  A  more complete list of declared and  potential applicants has been published by Kieren McCarthy, CEO of <a href="http://dot-nxt.com/" target="_blank">.NXT</a>.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Community new TLDs:</strong> .eco, .gay, .gmbh, .fam, .love, .poker, &#8230;etc.</li>
<li><strong>geo newTLDs:</strong> .tokyo, .nyc, .berlin, .paris, .sfo, .scot, .bcn, .china, &#8230;etc.</li>
<li><strong>.brand newTLDs:</strong> .canon, .hitachi, .post, .motorola, .aigo, &#8230;etc.</li>
<li><strong>generic newTLDs:</strong> .app, .bank, .bike, .food, .free, .music, .web, .videos, &#8230;etc.</li>
</ul>
<p>What if there was a way for registrars to simply add a nTLD to their  sales system with little or no technical effort for registry  integration, testing and on-going maintenance?  In this scenario,  registrars can then offer a nTLD as soon it is available, even offer  pre-registration!  This is exactly how HEXONET&#8217;s RegistrarOC solution  helps registry operators and registrars.</p>
<p><img title="RegistrarOC-529x56" src="http://blog.hexonet.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/RegistrarOC-529x56-300x36.gif" alt="RegistrarOC-529x56" width="300" height="36" /></p>
<p>HEXONET&#8217;s RegistrarOC solution takes away all the technical and  engineering overhead for registrars.  Designed to be plug and play,  once a registrar is connected with the RegistrarOC solution, adding a  nTLD is as simple as throwing a switch (add an accreditation and go!).   We even help and guide new businesses become accredited or help existing  registrars quickly add new accreditations.</p>
<p>HEXONET has successfully managed a comprehensive and extensive portfolio of gTLDs   and ccTLDs accreditations for nearly a decade.  We specialize in  inter-operating with all the registry platforms at industry leading  reliability and performance.  So with RegistrarOC, not only do  registrars plug in to the technology, but more importantly, they also  plug in to all the operational and engineering expertise garnered by  HEXONET over the years. <em><strong> </strong></em></p>
<p><strong>How Does RegistrarOC Work?</strong></p>
<p>Customers Responsibilities:</p>
<ul>
<li>Integrate with HEXONET&#8217;s systems to manage your domains (Add,  Transfer, Renew, Modify, ..etc) using a multitude one or a combination  of interfaces: Mailrobot,  EPP 1.0, HTTPS-API, SOAP, XML/RPC and Web Interface</li>
<li>Execute the RAA (Registrar-Accreditation-Agreement) with a respective registry</li>
<li>Maintain a good standing with the Registry and ICANN</li>
<li>Execute an Agreement with a Registrar Data Escrow Supplier (e.g. Iron Mountain)</li>
<li>Pay your registry and ICANN Invoices</li>
</ul>
<p>HEXONET Responsibilities:</p>
<ul>
<li>Conduct OT&amp;E testing with the respective registry</li>
<li>Technically manage your production account</li>
<li>Ensure your accreditation is always up to date with the latest registry technical developments (DNSSEC, IPv6, &#8230;etc.)</li>
<li>Ensure you are in compliance with various ICANN requirements, such  as RDE (Registrar Data Escrow), WDRP (Whois-Data-Reminder-Policy),  &#8230;etc.</li>
<li>Ensure your data is always in-sync with the registry &#8211; a highly  underestimated task by registrars that is potential very expensive  future cost</li>
</ul>
<p>If you are interested in learning more then either visit the &#8220;<a href="http://www.hexonet.net/registraroc.php" target="_blank">RegistrarOC</a>&#8221;  solutions page or send us an email at sales@hexonet.net.  We would be  happy to arrange a quick conference call to explain the product in more  detail.</p>
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		<title>Choosing a Registry Operator for New TLDs</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Though HEXONET has no plans to become a Registry Operator ourselves (see recent posting),  as an experienced registrar, we have some interesting insights on the  operator choices.  For those planning on launching a new TLD, this post  may be of keen interest.
How HEXONET Would Choose a Registry Operator for a new Top-Level-Domain:

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though <a href="http://hexonet.net/">HEXONET</a> has no plans to become a Registry Operator ourselves (see <a href="http://blog.hexonet.net/2011/09/hexonet-registry-operator-for-newtlds/">recent posting</a>),  as an experienced registrar, we have some interesting insights on the  operator choices.  For those planning on launching a new TLD, this post  may be of keen interest.</p>
<p><strong>How HEXONET Would Choose a Registry Operator for a new Top-Level-Domain:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>HEXONET would choose a Registry Operator with a proven track record,  who clearly has had success managing multiple TLDs.  In respect to  managing, this means more than 50,000 domains for any one registry.  We  highly recommend NOT choosing a Registry Operator who is doing this for  the  first time.</li>
<li>Preferably the Registry Operator would already have experience  managing a gTLD (generic Top-Level-Domain) and already implemented many  of ICANN&#8217;s procedural policies including processes like transactional  redemption periods.  Not a must-have but a nice-to-have.</li>
<li>Preferably the Registry Operator already has an existing  distribution network (depending on the respective TLD and your business  plan, this is NOT a MUST)</li>
<li>Choose a Registry Operator with a mature infrastructure so that you  can push them on price (economies of scale).  A new Registry Operator  will have higher capital inputs to recoup and hence likely inflexible on  pricing terms.</li>
<li>Choose a Registry Operator who can offer reliable and proven DNS  Services. A solid DNS infrastructure is crucial.  Make sure the DNS  infrastructure is an Anycast solution with a minimum of 6 different DNS  cluster installations (preferably 9 cluster locations).</li>
<li>The Registry Operator should have their own in-house registry  software that they developed.  Operators that purchased their software  may not be able to support functional changes you want or may in fact  prevent you from developing future services.</li>
<li>Ensure the Registry Operator is known to provide direct and  personalized service.  With hundreds of new TLDs, some registry  operators may simply treat you like a number.  Be sure the Registry  Operator can accommodate and also time-line new development or registry  feature requests for your TLD.  Being proactive and having the Registry  Operator detail how they will support you can save your TLD from being  left in the dust.</li>
<li>The performance of the registry platform is critical for the success  of a registry. Slower performing platforms can lead to slow domain  searches and potentially even slower response times for more intensive  registry transactions.  Factor in load considerations also, since the  more new TLDs a Registry Operator adds to its platform, the more  additional TLDs will impact yours.  A good rule of thumb is the 0.3  second mark.  If the round trip times for commands take longer than  this, be wary.</li>
<li>Choose a Registry Operator who is willing to back up their platform and services with a tight SLA (Service-Level-Agreement).</li>
<li>Lastly, even though price plays an important role, the cheapest  option is likely not the best option. Think and plan ahead of the  initial launch and proactively define the goals of the TLD for 1, 2, 3,  5, and 10 years.  Determine which Registry Operator has the best  platform and team to help your TLD achieve its goals.  Again, the  cheapest solution may only come back to bite your in your backside.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>HEXONET easily integrate with following Registry Operators for New TLDs Awarded to Them:<br />
</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>gTLD Operators:
<ul>
<li><a href="http://www.verisigninc.com/en_US/index.xhtml?loc=en_US" target="_blank">VeriSign</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.afilias.info/" target="_blank">Afilias</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.neustarregistry.biz/" target="_blank">NeuStar</a></li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>ccTLD Operators:
<ul>
<li><a href="http://www.cloudregistry.net/" target="_blank">CloudRegistry</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.ausregistry.com/" target="_blank">AUSRegistry</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.nic.at/registry_in_a_box/" target="_blank">NIC.AT</a> (Registry-In-A-Box)</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li><em>The  above list are just a few and does not include all registry operators  that will be offering registry services.  HEXONET would be able to  integrate with any registry.  The above registries would simplify work  on our end.<br />
</em></li>
</ul>
<p><strong><a href="http://hexonet.net/">HEXONET</a> can Assist:</strong></p>
<p>In the event, that you are interested in applying for a newTLD        and you would like to get in touch with one of the above        registries, please reach out to us and we would be more than happy        to make an introduction.  Applying for your own TLD is a big step        with a lot of investment.  If you are unsure of the technology,        please feel free to contact us and we would happily give you a        quote to provide technical guidance.</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Sep 2011 17:38:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Since ICANN’s approval of new Top-Level-Domains, HEXONET has been constantly asked the following question – “Does HEXONET have plans to be a registry operator for new Top-Level-Domains?“.
Answer:  Why Re-invent the Wheel?
Even though HEXONET is known for engineering expertise and technical  excellence throughout the domain industry, being a registry operator is  currently not in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Since ICANN’s approval of new Top-Level-Domains, <a href="http://hexonet.net/">HEXONET</a> has been constantly asked the following question – “<strong>Does HEXONET have plans to be a registry operator for new Top-Level-Domains?</strong>“.</p>
<p><strong>Answer:  Why Re-invent the Wheel?</strong></p>
<p>Even though HEXONET is known for engineering expertise and technical  excellence throughout the domain industry, being a registry operator is  currently not in our plans.  This is because HEXONET believes that the  current set of registry operators are best suited to service the up and  coming new Top-Level-Domains.  The leading registry operators have the  knowledge, infrastructure, capacity, and most importantly, the  experience for any new TLD to achieve success.</p>
<p>HEXONET has achieved our own success by working with registry  operators in innovative ways.  We continue to run a highly reliable,  lightning fast registrar platform that offers a vast selections of TLDs  (one of the widest selections industry-wide).  Additionally, we plan to  fully integrate our powerful Registrar Operations Center (RegistrarOC)  solution with all the new Top-Level-Domains.</p>
<p>For HEXONET, success of any TLD, be it new or existing, requires  success throughout the deliver chain – registry, registry operator, and  registrar.  And our commitment is to work with the registry operators so  that HEXONET can be one of the best at the registrar level.  Our goal  has always been to be the best registrar for resellers and to build the  best turn-key solutions for registrars (RegistrarOC) so that anyone can  quickly add any TLD (new or existing) without the engineering headache  and overhead.</p>
<p>Many companies utterly fail by trying to do too much or chase after  something new.  HEXONET has been on same course for over a decade, which  is to be an exceedingly good registrar and domain platform developer.   The road ahead for <a href="http://hexonet.net/">HEXONET</a> is straight and narrow.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Why Choose HEXONET Over Your Competitors?  What Makes HEXONET Different?
With every phone call, meeting, or industry gathering, seemingly we at HEXONET always get asked the same questions &#8211; Why HEXONET?  What makes HEXONET different from your competitors? Why should I want to partner with HEXONET? The answer is clear, HEXONET has the right people, the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: left;"><strong>Why Choose HEXONET Over Your Competitors?  What Makes HEXONET Different?</strong><br />
<a href="http://www.robbiebirkner.info/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/screen-shot-2009-11-11-at-83105-pm.jpg"><img class="size-medium wp-image-459 aligncenter" title="HEXONET" src="http://www.robbiebirkner.info/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/screen-shot-2009-11-11-at-83105-pm-300x56.jpg" alt="" width="254" height="49" /></a>With every phone call, meeting, or industry gathering, seemingly we at HEXONET always get asked the same questions &#8211; Why <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a>?  What makes <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> different from your competitors? Why should I want to partner with <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a>? The answer is clear, <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> has the right people, the proven expertise, and best technology.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">
<p><strong>The Team @ HEXONET<br />
</strong>At <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a>, our team is immeasurably greater than the sum of our individual parts.  This can only happen when a team has a common vision and the passion to pursue it.  HEXONET&#8217;s employees strive everyday to empower resellers through world-class engineering and innovation, whether that&#8217;s going above and beyond to answer a support call or simply investing countless of hours testing to ensure our latest builds are rock solid.  This is who we are and how we work everyday.</p>
<p>Our passion is fueled by the commendations from our customers.  Emails, phone calls, and meetings where our customers not only give us praise, but also give us positive criticism provide guidance as to what we can do better and how we can innovate even more.  At <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> we welcome our clients and partners to share in our philosophy and work with us towards making things better.  This is how we grow.</p>
<p>And above all things, our team holds true to doing business the old fashion way &#8211; that promises are kept and our word is our honor.  At <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a>, we would rather close our doors than lose the trust of our clients and partners.</p>
<p><strong>Expertise of the Team @ HEXONET<br />
</strong>There are <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> competitors who are way better at marketing than us, no doubt.  Also, there are some of competitors who also have top notch engineering like us.  And there are some who have been in business longer than us.   So how are we different?  At <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> we believe we have the right balance of skill and experience, that when combined properly, is vastly more superior than any one skill our competitors possess.</p>
<p>HEXONET&#8217;s foundation is world-class engineering, which is lead by some of the industry&#8217;s foremost technical talent.  Though technology serves as the foundation for the company, it is our business leaders who make what we do special.  Worldwide, there are only a handful of individuals who have both the high-level strategic acumen and the practical and practiced exposure in our industry to actually make things work correctly.</p>
<p>Altogether, <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> has more than thirty (30) years of experience in the domain and hosting industry, as executives, programmers and operational managers. We know the top-down strategy and most importantly the bottom-up mechanics for success.</p>
<p><strong>The Technology &#8211; HEXONET eats, drinks and breathes Technology!<br />
</strong><a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> technology is a reflection of a single philosophy heralded by its founder and CEO, Jens Wagner &#8211; automation is the key to success, and making automation faster and more stable only brings success that much sooner.  So how does <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> technology bring success faster to our customers?</p>
<p>The foundation of <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> technology is an ultra-fast, highly reliable, and scalable domain registration system that provides anyone who uses it the widest selection of domains from a single source (<a title="Domain List" href="http://www.hexonet.net/price-list.php?location=world#prdomains" target="_blank">see the list</a>).  Simply connect with the platform once and everything else is entirely automated.  Even if technology changes, new registries arise, old registries die, or new regulations becomes mandatory, <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> does all the hard work of automation for our customers!</p>
<p>Add to this amazing platform an abundance of ways to connect, whether it be via API, web control panel, <a title="EPP 1.0 Gateway" href="http://www.hexonet.net/epp1.php" target="_blank">EPP 1.0</a>, or our newest way, <a title="RegistrarOC" href="http://www.hexonet.net/registraroc.php" target="_blank">Registrar Operations Center</a> (RegistrarOC), moving from a decision to registering the first domain with us can literally be minutes.</p>
<p>Whether preparing for the impeding new gTLDs or looking for ways to save money without sacrificing performance, <a title="HEXONET" href="http://www.hexonet.net" target="_blank">HEXONET</a> technology even makes the decision to try totally risk-free.  Risk-free because anyone can start off as a reseller (no signup fees or commitments) and seamlessly switch to their own accreditation utilizing <a title="RegistrarOC" href="http://www.hexonet.net/registraroc.php" target="_blank">RegistrarOC</a> when the volume makes sense.  In fact, switching requires no engineering, no effort to migrate domains onto one&#8217;s accreditation (fully automated and free of charge), and once done, saves customers even more money since afterward, domain registration and management only costs a small administrative fee per domain.</p>
<p>Talk with us, work with us, and see how our technology is easier to use, more reliable, and more cost effective!</p>
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