Ensure consistent compliance with technical requirements in TLD registry operation . Network and cluster-management software monitor s and report s on these service levels . Effects of the new TLD on the operation and performance of the DNS in general and the root-server system in particular . Provides the Internet community additional DNS assets . Enhances acceptance of the new TLD .
P rovides resilience and disaster recovery.
Rapid correction of technical difficulties and expansion of Whois information . The Whois database is configured as a data mart off the master database with a high-availability cluster of Whois servers with load balancers to handle high query volumes. Whois data is replicated from the master database to ensure accurate, consistent, and helpful domain-name information consistent with privacy rights . The co-active Shared Registry System data centers and the DNS n ameserver data centers are configured to eliminate any possible single point of failure . T he database is two-way replicated between the SRS data centers.