How can a domain name that has not filed an ICP filing be bound to a domain name that has been filed

First of all, log in to the password of your A domain name filing, modify the information, and find the column that fills in your ** domain name, which can be filled in multiple domain names, and each domain name can be separated by a comma.

Then submit it again.

You can add the ICP filing of the domain name with the username and password of domain name A, and the ICP filing is the same.

Now that the new filing system has been launched, find a space service provider, go to him to take pictures, fill out forms, submit relevant information, and the rest will be solved by the space service provider. His problem is exactly the same as that of the landlord. It's been settled.

For other things, the space service provider applies for filing changes or something, so you don't have to worry about it, they will help you deal with it.

If you use domestic space.

That's not going to work.

Must be recorded. Only one domain name can be filed at a time.

It seems that it was possible to attach a domain name before.

Not anymore.

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You can also access your ** normally during the ICP filing period.

Definitely not, now as long as the domain name is found to be not recorded, the corresponding IP service may be stopped, and the intermediate domain name must also be recorded.

Legal analysis: Registering a domain name is not required to be recorded, only the construction of ** will involve the record, if you do not build a website, you do not need to file for the record. If the domain name is only an investment or transaction, and not built by a user, it does not need to be recorded.

If the registered domain name is to be used for building**, whether to file also needs to be differentiated: if you build **, you are using a domestic cloud server or a domestic virtual host, as long as it is a domestic space server, you need to file for the record. If you build **, you use a virtual host or cloud server in Hong Kong and Taiwan, or use a domestic space.

Legal basis: Decree [2016] No. 1 of the China Banking Regulatory Commission "Interim Measures for the Management of Business Activities of Online Lending Information Intermediaries" Article 29 Disputes between lenders and online lending information intermediaries, between lenders and borrowers, and between borrowers and online lending information intermediaries can be resolved through the following channels:

1) Self-settlement;

2) Request mediation by an industry self-regulatory organization;

3) Apply to the arbitration department for arbitration;

4) Initiating litigation in the people's courts.

1. The independent host can have an independent IP, and you can add your Helu's IP to the service to parse it. In China, it is necessary to change the sales belt for the record.

If it is a web host, it is not possible, 2. You can't access the mainland server without filing.

3. There is no domain name for filing.

Legal analysis: First of all, the filing is the protection of the domain name owner. The purpose of domain name filing is to prevent illegal business activities on the Internet and combat the spread of bad Internet information.

Secondly, the ** domain name stipulated by the state must be recorded.

Legal basis: "Measures for the Administration of Internet Information Services" Article 8 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of these Measures, engages in for-profit Internet information services without obtaining a business license, or provides services beyond the permitted project, shall be ordered to make corrections within a time limit by the local telecommunications regulatory authority, and if there are illegal gains, the illegal gains shall be confiscated and a fine of not less than three times but not more than five times the illegal gains shall be imposed; where there are no unlawful gains or the unlawful gains are less than 50,000 RMB, a fine of between 100,000 and 1,000,000 RMB is to be given; and where the circumstances are serious, order closure**.