Registry: the Domain Extension
KeNIC maintains the .ke registration database and sets the rules for Kenyan domain categories. Other registries manage extensions such as .com and .org.
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A registry runs a domain extension and maintains its central registration records. KeNIC manages Kenya’s .ke extension. We help you register and manage individual domain names.
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| Registry | Domain family | Region |
|---|---|---|
| KeNIC →Kenya Network Information Centre | .ke.co.ke.or.ke | Kenya |
KeNIC manages .ke and categories such as .co.ke and .or.ke. Find the manager of any other extension in the IANA directory.
Who does what?
KeNIC maintains the .ke registration database and sets the rules for Kenyan domain categories. Other registries manage extensions such as .com and .org.
When you register with us, we handle your order and provide the account you use to manage the name. Use your account for renewals and nameserver changes, or contact our team for help.
You hold the registration as an individual or organisation. Keep your contact details current and protect the account that controls the domain.
Your domain supplies the address; hosting stores and serves your website. You can register a name with us and connect it to our hosting or another provider.
Look up an existing registration, search for a new name or transfer a domain to us.
No. The registry operates an extension and maintains its central registration database. A registrar is the provider you use to register and manage a particular name.
KeNIC manages .ke. If you register a Kenyan domain with us, we handle your account, renewal orders and support.
For a domain you hold with us, check the renewal date and payment status in your account. Contact our support team if you need help completing the renewal.
KeNIC directs .ke registrations through accredited registrars. Manage your renewal in your domain account.
No. A registry may reserve or restrict a name even when a public lookup returns no record. Use our domain search to check the exact name and registration price.