Setting up a new domain name on OlympusNet

1. Read OlympusNet Terms and Conditions.
2. Fill out OlympusNet's Domain Name Registration Form. Your registration form will be sent automatically to the OlympusNet DNSmaster and reviewed for correctness and completeness; if clarifications are needed, you will be contacted. The OlympusNet DNSmaster submits your application to SRSplus, our registrar of choice. SRSplus sends confirmation to the contacts listed on your registration form when the registration is complete.

   Do not publicize your domain name until you have received confirmation from OlympusNet that the registration is complete and you have tested your domain name email. That is, do not have your domain name printed on business cards or stationery until you have that confirmation. Even if the "WHOIS" database reported the domain name as not registered, there is always a chance that it will be unavailable, and it is frustrating and expensive to have promotional materials reprinted.

   If you intend to host your domain name on OlympusNet, we recommend that you use our registration process, rather than registering it with a different registrar, to avoid errors in the registration. If you wish to register your domain name yourself, see Registering Your Domain Name without OlympusNet Assistance. Please be advised that if you register your domain name with another registrar and then decide that you wish to use our registrar, a registrar transfer will not be able to be initiated until 60 days after the initial registration date.

3. Send mail to dnsmaster@olympus.net telling us which domain service(s) you require. We will acknowledge your mail.
4. Once OlympusNet receives the confirmation from SRSplus, we will set up the services you requested in Step 3. We will then post your domain name to our OlympusNet domain name server as well as to a backup domain name server elsewhere on the Internet. We will send email to you when your service is set up, telling you your password and Web site location. We suggest that you test your domain name mail and/or Web site at that time.