Although, you may do this all yourself, the Registration and Delegation process can be quite complicated and there are ongoing technical requirements to manage and maintain a domain name. Alternatively Connect can organise everything for you . The first step is registering the domain name. This is like registering a business name. In Australia, there are policies determining how domain names should be allocated.
Different policies apply to different domains.
Visit the Web site of the organisation responsible for allocating domain names for a copy of the policy for the domain they administer. Registering a domain name gives you the right to use the name but it will not be visible on the Internet and so can not be used until it has been delegated. Only after it has been delegated is your domain name visible to the Internet. Primary Domain Name Servers store the actual files containing all Internet addressing information and so there are many of them. A Secondary Name Server shares the lookup requests with the Primary Name Server.