DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) is a service that strengthens the security of name servers. DNSSEC is a form of insurance that ensures that an Internet user can access the web page he or she intends to go to. DNSSEC protects you against attacks on your name server system. DNSSEC ensures that responses to name server queries come from the right sender and that the response information has not been tampered with. When DNSSEC is enabled, responses to name server queries are digitally signed. In the name service, each domain name is assigned its own unique IP address (e.g. www. traficom.fi IP address is 87.239.126.33). DNSSEC technology ensures that the computer sending the query (e.g. a web browser) can see whether the response to the Internet address received via the name service comes from a server registered as a trusted server. To enable the DNSSEC service. Make a notification in the self-service portal (change request). Indicate your domain name and the DNSSEC deployment and the desired start date. The service is optional and is included in all our IT support packages (three of a kind, full house, straight flush).

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Q: What are the name servers for my service?

The general name servers are: ns1.nopeawebhotelli.fi ns2.nopeawebhotelli.fi ns3.nopeawebhotelli.fi For virtual servers, custom name servers may be in use. You can check your name servers here .

Q: I received a message from Traficom about domain name information verification. What should I do?

Every year, Traficom sends an automatic request to check your own data "Verify the data entered in the fi-domain register". You can check your data here. If the information is correct, you do not need to do anything. If there are any corrections to be made, please send us a new update at tuki@funlus.fi or make a request via the self-service portal.

Q: How can I report a suspected security incident?

You can report it through our 24/7 service portal https://funlus.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/2/group/2/create/10013

Q: How can I submit a support or change request?

You can submit a support or change request directly through the self-service portal: https://funlus.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/2/group/-1 You can also email us at asiakaspalvelu@funlus.fi or call 010 508 2590

Q: What does a domain registrar do?

Registrars handle on behalf of their customers registration of .fi domain names in the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency's domain name register updating of domain name information the renewal of the validity period the transfer from one registrar to another the transfer from one user to another the termination. The registrar is also obligated to provide its customers with general guidance regarding .fi domain names information if the registrar's operations have ended or if the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency has issued a prohibition decision regarding the registrar

Q: Good sources related to domain names

You can read more about applying for domain names and related regulations here: Finnish Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom) Here you can find information on how to apply for and delete your domain name. Additionally, the website provides details about domain registrars, the .fi country code domain, and the rules governing domain names. Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH) The Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH) website provides information on patents, trademarks, and design rights. It also includes public registers where you can check whether a name or domain has already been registered. European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) Information on trademarks, design rights, and EU legislation related to these matters.

Q: What does the legality of a domain name mean?

A domain name must not, at the time of registration correspond to another protected name or trademark at the time of registration unless the domain name holder can provide an acceptable justification for its registration resemble another protected name or trademark if it is registered with the apparent intent of gaining unfair advantage or causing harm. Allowed characters in a domain name The intermediary must advise its customers about the characters , which are the letters a-z and the numbers 0-9, allowed in domain names. Other permitted characters include the national characters å, ä and ö and the Sámi language characters of spoken in Finland, as well as the hyphen-minus sign. When marketing and brokering domain names , brokers must take into account the restrictions on domain names containing national characters. Customers applying for and considering a domain name should be aware of the technical limitations of domain names containing national characters. In particular, customers should be aware of the possible need to apply for both domain names with national characters and corresponding domain names without national characters, such as ääkkönen.fi and aakkonen.fi. The use of characters outside the Latin alphabet is made possible by the punycode, also known as ACE (ASCII Compatible Encoding). The name server system understands a domain name containing national characters if it is technically defined in ACE format. For example, ääkkönen.fi is in ACE format: xn--kknen-fraa=0m.fi. There are numerous websites offering conversion tools. Such a tool can also be found on the website of the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency.

Q: Where can I check protected names and trademarks?

You can check protected names and trademarks in the public registers of the Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH) such as (the websites will open in a new tab when you click the name): The Business and Organization Information System (YTJ) The Association Register The Trademark Register Additionally, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) maintains the EU Trademark Register , where you can verify the availability of trademarks and names.

Q: What is a protected name or trademark?

Protected names and trademarks, as defined by the Electronic Communications Services Act, include names or marks registered in Finland’s Trade Register, Trademark Register, Association Register, Foundation Register, or Party Register for public entities, state enterprises, independent public law institutions, public law associations, and foreign diplomatic missions or their institutions. They also include established names, secondary identifiers, or trademarks as defined in the Trade Name Act and Trademark Act. Additionally, EU trademarks registered in the EUIPO (European Union Intellectual Property Office) trademark register are considered protected. For example, Funlus ® is a trademark.

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