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Do domestic virtual hosts have to be put on record? When we buy domain name space, we sometimes encounter the problem of virtual host filing, some virtual hosts need to be put on record, and some virtual hosts do not need to be filed, which puzzles some webmasters. Does the virtual host have to be registered before it can be accessed?

Website filing is required by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, mainly to standardize network security, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of website operators, and protect the legitimate interests of netizens. All domain names of websites that use domestic space need to be filed. More specifically, as long as the domain name is bound to a domestic server (virtual host), it needs to be filed with ICP, otherwise it is not necessary.

Domestic virtual hosts need to be put on record, as long as they contact the space merchants purchased at that time, and formal space businessmen will provide free filing help, as long as they provide the information needed for filing according to their requirements. It generally takes about 20 days for the record to be put on record. The specific speed depends on the backlog of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in various places.

After the domain name is filed, the domain name and space should be bound together, that is, domain name resolution and spatial binding should be done. Domain name resolution is to point the domain name to the website space IP, so that people can easily access the website through the registered domain name. The free domain name resolution service is completed by the DNS server, and the domain name resolution can be parsed as an A record. When parsing, you can do a domain name resolution with and without WWW, so that both domain names with WWW and without WWW can access the website.

The next step is to bind the space to the domain name. A domain name that is not licensed will not take effect after it is bound to the domestic host IP. It will only take effect after you apply for a license. General space service providers will provide space management control panel, the control panel will have a function, that is, binding domain names. Most of them are in the domain name registration query member management center, and the user logs in, usually where the host management has the relevant domain name binding. If your space service provider does not provide you with a control panel, or does not provide the domain name binding function, you can only send the domain name to the space service provider and let the service provider bind the domain name manually.

Back to the original question, do domestic virtual hosts have to be put on record? Not necessarily, according to the situation, if the domain name is to be resolved to the domestic space, it must be put on record. If the domain name is resolved to overseas or Hong Kong space, it does not need to be put on record. After the parsing takes effect, you can visit the website.

The above is the domestic virtual host must be put on record, the editor believes that there are some knowledge points may be our daily work will see or use. I hope you can learn more from this article. For more details, please follow the industry information channel.

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