Yes, domains are completely geographically independent. You can put a Russian domain on a server in Chile if you wish to. In the top-level domains of some countries, however, the domain has to be pointed out by a DNS in the actual country.
Yes, domains are completely geographically independent. You can put a Russian domain on a server in Chile if you wish to. In the top-level domains of some countries, however, the domain has to be pointed out by a DNS in the actual country.
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