Delete
Period
You can submit a renewal
request of your domain within 30 days after expiration, but we don’t guarantee
success. Your domain will enter “redemptionPeriod” (30-60 days after expiration),
during which time you may restore your domain by paying the appropriate fee. If
your domain enters “pendingDelete” (60-75 days after expiration), it will be
purged and dropped from the registry database and become available for public
registration.
According to the rules and
regulations (adjusted on December 20, 2007) of China Internet Network
Information Center (CNNIC), expired .cn domains will be suspended until it is
renewed. You can renew .cn domain within 30 days after expiration or you can
pay a rather higher fee to restore it if it enters “redemptionPeriod”, during
which time you’re not able to modify contact info, transfer or resolve the
domain. If the .cn domain is not restored in “redemptionPeriod”, it will enter
“pendingDelete”. Your .cn domain will remain in this status for several days,
after which time your domain will be purged and dropped from the registry
database.
Domain
Name Resolution
Back in the old days, you
had to enter an IP address to access a server on the Internet. The domain name
made it easier by converting itself to an IP address. This process is called
Domain Name Resolution. A domain name corresponds to one IP address, and
multiple domain names can be resolved to one IP address. Domain name resolution
needs to be done by domain name resolution server (DNS).