A second-level domain is located directly “below” a top-level domain. For example, many British web addresses end in .co.uk rather than in just .uk.
A second-level domain is located directly “below” a top-level domain. For example, many British web addresses end in .co.uk rather than in just .uk. Similarly to a second-level domain, a third-level domain adds another “layer” to the mix.
Example:
Besides
.co.uk
, some more well-used examples of second-level domains include
.com.mx
,
.co.in,
and
.co.za
.
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