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How can I find out when my domain name is due to expire?
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You can use any of the following methods to find out the exact expiry date of your domain name:
- From the confirmation email sent to you when you registered or renewed your domain name with Telstra
- By checking the public WHOIS database (not applicable for .au domain names)
- By logging into your T-Suite Management console
- A series of reminder emails will be sent to the T-Suite administrator email address as the domain name approaches its expiry date
To view the expiry date(s) of your domain name via the Melbourne IT WHOIS:
- Go to http://www.melbourneit.com.au/cc/whois/index
- Enter the domain name including the extension e.g. 'domainname.com.au'
- Click Search
- Type in the characters displayed in the picture and click Continue
- The current WHOIS information for the domain name will be displayed. Scroll down to the end of the page to view the Domain Expiration Date
Note: Expiry dates for .au domain names are not listed in the WHOIS database.
To check the expiry date of a domain name using your T-Suite Management console:
- Login to your T-Suite Management console
- Navigate to Manage Services and domain names due for renewal will have ! Expiry Alert
- Select the domain that is due for renewal
- Click on Renew Domain icon (under Action)
- Renew Domain additional window will appear with details of the domain and renewal charges
- Click Proceed to complete renewal of your Domain Name