Governmental (Domain Name) [Internet
Government (organization Domain name) (Internet)
A domain name suffix denoting government. In Internet addresses, gov denotes non-military government sites such as whitehouse.gov. Return to the top
The top-level domain for governmental entities.
The top-level domain designated for agencies and branches of the United States Federal Government. State and local governments in the United States should use the .US top-level country code domain. Prior to October 1, 1997, registration in .GOV was handled by Network Solutions; the General Services Administration (GSA) began handling registration in this top level domain starting October 1, 1997..
The top-level domain designated for agencies and branches of the government. Also See TLD
A domain that is assigned to the government (e.g.: www.whitehouse.gov).
is the suffix for government sites, like the Food and Drug Administration ( http://www.fda.gov)
Government Agencies Restricted
Restricted, generic top-level domain. Available exclusively for the United States Government.
A suffix indicating a government domain.
When these three letters appear on the end of an address or web site (like www.house.gov), it indicates that the host computer is run by a governmental agency, usually the US federal government.
This is top level domain suffix is For government websites only. It is reserved only for non-military government sites.
The top-level domain reserved for agencies, departments, and branches of the United States Federal Government. Registration of .gov domains is handled by the General Services Administration (GSA).
(pronounced "dot guv", not "Gee-Oh-Vee") the final portion of the domain name of a gov ernmental agency, such as whitehouse.gov. See com, edu, mil, net, org, dot.
In the Internet's Domain Name System, the top-level domain that identifies addresses operated by government agencies. The domain name .gov appears as a suffix at the end of the address. In the United States, only nonmilitary federal government agencies may use the .gov domain. State governments in the United States use the top-level domain of .state.us, with .us preceded by the two-letter abbreviation for the state, or just .us; other regional governments in the United States are registered under the .us domain.
Governmental, The .gov domain is reserved exclusively for the United States Government. It is operated by the US General Services Administration