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Registering International Domain Names

Eos
Member

I’ve already registered www.mydomainname.co.uk on my BT Business Total Broadband account.  I would now like to register www.mydomainname.gr as well.

 

Can I do this through my existing BT account or do I need to register it elsewhere?

 

Thank you.

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duskjome
BT Partner
BT Partner

That is definitely an option, you would still set up a hosting account for the new domain and point the domain registration to our servers but then, if you wish, you can point that domain to the existing hosting package.

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dave
Guru

BT don't do Greek domain names so you will need to do it elsewhere.

 

You might be able to find some more information here:

https://grweb.ics.forth.gr/english/faq.html#f7

Eos
Member

Thanks for your reply Dave.

 

It sounds complicated, will i need something like this?

 

http://btbusiness.custhelp.com/app/home/c/1995,2000

duskjome
BT Partner
BT Partner

Similar to that, yes. You would register that domain through whatever channel like Dave mentioned and set up hosting on our side and point the domain to our servers. Sales would be able to tell you more when you call but that is those are the main points.

Eos
Member

Thank you for your reply Duskjome

 

So I would be able to point the new domain name to my existing BT website and direct the new email aliases into my existing mailbox?

duskjome
BT Partner
BT Partner

That is definitely an option, you would still set up a hosting account for the new domain and point the domain registration to our servers but then, if you wish, you can point that domain to the existing hosting package.

Eos
Member

That's just what I needed, thank youSmiley Happy

dave
Guru

Just to clarify, you would only need the hsopting set up if you wanted to host an independent web site on this domain. If you simply wanted to redirect to the existing domain, you would not need hosting for it.

Eos
Member

Thanks Dave,

 

Initially I would just redirect to my existing website, although long term I may eventually want to create another site.  Does this apply to email aliases as well? (I’m using Microsoft Outlook Web Access)

 

I guess I can alter the ‘from’ address in my outgoing mail to display the .gr email?

 

The difficulty now is deciding who to register the domain name with in Greece, are any of the registrars on the list partners of BT?

 

dave
Guru

I doubt any of them will be partners with BT. The following company seems to do a lot of international domains, including .gr if you need to order through an English speaking company.

 

http://www.101domain.com/country_domain.htm

 

I have never used them so can't say how reliable they might be.