The RRoLR (Registrar of Last Resort) is an ICANN domain continuity mechanism that takes over domains when an accredited registrar exits, keeping DNS and renewals uninterrupted.
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ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) is a US nonprofit founded in Los Angeles in 1998 that coordinates the global domain name system, accredits registrars, and sets domain policy as a multi-stakeholder governance body.
Joker.com is one of Germany's earliest ICANN-accredited registrars, founded in Berlin in 1998, supporting 800+ extensions and known for reliable management, transparent pricing, and European data centers.
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4 results shownICANN strengthens DNS abuse governance as domain security becomes operational work
ICANN's continued DNS abuse governance work reminds website operators to evaluate registrar security, account protection, and DNS reliability.
New gTLD Application Guide: ICANN's Latest Round Explained
ICANN's new round of generic top-level domain (gTLD) applications is open. This article details the application process, fee budget, and strategic planning.
ICANN announces next New gTLD application round timeline, brands should prepare early
ICANN announces plans for the next New gTLD application round, expected to open in 2027. Brand owners and domain investors should evaluate strategies now.
ICANN root zone KSK rollover countdown: October 11 may affect global resolution
ICANN and Verisign are preparing the second root zone KSK rollover in history; after October 11, 2026, only KSK-2024 will be used, and DNSSEC-validating resolvers that fail to update face resolution failures.