I am looking for a domain name registrant. Where can I look it up?
The Whois is an easy-to-use tool for checking the availability of a .nl domain name. If the domain name is already taken, you can see who has registered it.
On the page looking up a domain name you will find more information about what a domain name is, how the Whois works and how the privacy of personal data is protected. Alternatively, you can go straight to look for a domain name via the Whois.
I would like to transfer my domain name to another registrar. What is the procedure?
To get your domain name transferred, you need the token (unique ID number) for your domain name. Your existing registrar has the token and is obliged to give it to you within five days, if you ask for it. The procedure for changing your registrar is described on the page transferring your domain name.
The details registered about me/my company are incorrect or out of date. How can I get them updated?
To update the contact details associated with your domain name, you need to contact your registrar. Read more about updating contact details.
Why is my domain name in quarantine?
When a domain name is cancelled, we aren't told the reason, so we can't tell you. You'll need to ask your registrar. The advantage of quarantine is that, if a name's cancelled by mistake, you can always get it back.
One common reason is that the contract between you and your registrar says you've got to renew the registration every year. If you haven't set up automatic renewal and you don't renew manually, the registration will expire.
Ik heb een klacht over mijn provider/registrar. Kan ik daarvoor bij SIDN terecht?
Wanneer je een klacht hebt over of een geschil met je registrar dan zijn er verschillende mogelijkheden om tot een oplossing te komen. Hierover lees je meer op pagina klacht over registrar. SIDN heeft geen formele klachtenprocedure voor het behandelen van een klacht over jouw registrar.
What conditions do I have to meet as a registrar?
Would you like to be able to register domain names for customers or for your own organisation by dealing directly with SIDN? If so, you can become a .nl registrar. Read more about the conditions and how to apply for registrar status on the page becoming a registrar.
Jeannine Peek, CEO of Dell Nederland, was appointed to SIDN's Supervisory Board at its meeting on 17 June. Following Mark Frequin's appointment earlier this year, the addition of Ms Peek brings the Supervisory Board up to its full complement of seven members.
Jeannine Peek studied Technical Business Administration at the University of Twente and went on to hold various sales and management positions in ICT at companies such as KPN, WorldCom and Dell. In 2008, she switched to the employment services industry, where as CEO of Content and Unique she oversaw the two companies' merger. In 2011, Jeannine Peek returned to Dell as CEO.
Other activities
As well as working for Dell, Jeannine Peek is a Supervisory Director at the Royal Dutch Mint. She is also a member of the Board of Nederland ICT, the organisation that speaks for the Dutch ICT industry, beginning a two-year term in the chair on 1 July 2015. Ms Peek additionally chairs the Board of the related ICT Milieu foundation, which promotes the recycling and environmental interests of about 250 ICT companies. Previous positions include Supervisory Director at Drechtwerk, the community employment organisation for towns in the Drecht region.
