.dd

domaine de premier niveau

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".dd" was a country code top-level domain that could have been assigned to East Germany based on its official ISO code, but it was never officially implemented on the internet's root nameservers. Instead, it was only used internally within an isolated computer network connecting universities in Jena and Dresden in East Germany.

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Top level domain.name: .dd
Top level domain.background: CCC
Top level domain.introduced: Never
Top level domain.type: Country code top-level domain
Top level domain.status: Not in use
Top level domain.registry: None
Top level domain.sponsor: None
Top level domain.intendeduse: Entities connected with
Top level domain.actualuse: Only internally; unused since German reunification.
Top level domain.restrictions: No registrations are now taking place
Top level domain.structure: Not in root
Top level domain.disputepolicy: None
Top level domain.website: None

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: country code top-level domain
Country: German Democratic Republic
Image: Flag of East Germany.svg

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inception: 1988-00-00

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.dd (ISO 3166-1) est le domaine de premier niveau national autrefois réservé à la République démocratique allemande (Deutsche Demokratische Republik). La réunification de l'Allemagne a rendu inutile l'usage de ce code, qui a été supprimé en 1990. Les seules utilisations de ce code furent en interne aux niveaux de l'université d'Iéna et de l'université technique de Dresde.

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