Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs). Registry Operator may offer registration of IDNs at the second and lower levels provided that Registry Operator complies with the following requirements:
Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs). In the case of internationalized domain names, the ASCII-compatible form (A-Label) of the IDN string shall be referenced in the domain name field (e.g. - "xn-11b5bs1di.tld"), not the Unicode label (U-Label). The following fields shall be stored in the DOMIDN file:
Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs). Indicates a file type " DOMIDN". If an IDN has a corresponding entry in the “DOMAIN” file, the handle for that entry shall be provided in the “Domain Handle” field. If this IDN is a variant of another IDN (the canonical domain name), the handle for the canonical domain name shall be provided in the “Canonical Domain Handle” field. For IDNs that are canonical domain names, the “Canonical Domain Handle” field shall be left blank. The field “Variant Tag” indicates the tag of the IDN variant and shall be any of: “registered”, “reserved” or “blocked”; see section Error! Reference source not found.. For canonical domain names it shall be left blank. The “IDN Table ID” field shall contain the internal ID (see Error! Reference source not found.) of the IDN Table corresponding to the IDN. If the Registrar provided the U-Label for the IDN to the Registry, both U-label and A-label shall be escrowed; if not, only the A-Label shall be escrowed. The following fields shall be stored in the DOMIDN file:
Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs). Indicates a file type " DOMIDN". If an IDN has a corresponding entry in the “DOMAIN” file, the handle for that entry shall be provided in the “Domain Handle” field. If this IDN is a variant of another IDN (the canonical domain name), the handle for the canonical domain name shall be provided in the “Canonical Domain Handle” field. For IDNs that are canonical domain names, the “Canonical Domain Handle” field shall be left blank.
Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs). 10.3 You agree that in case you register a name with any special character allowed by REGISTRY (à; ç; é; è; í; ï; l·l; ó; ò; ú; ü) you will be also registering the ASCII equivalent (i.e., without those special characters), as defined in xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/idn-policy.pdf . Both domains will be tied in all respects (contacts, servers, use). But you will be charged only for the price of one domain.