The Domain Name System (DNS) was introduced to associate easily remembered and convinient names, such as your company name, with the corresponding internet protocal addresses. Computers actually identify internet services by numeric internet protocol addresses. These comprise four numbers, each in the range 0 - 255, separated by dots.

• for example: 195.188.165.50

Domain names are often confused with e-mail addresses, or references on the internet known as Universal Resource Locators (URLs). A domain name is a key part of both of these.
The domain name on which your e-mail or web site relies may be registered to either yourself or to CyberQuest.

You can use our online search form below to check if the domain that you want is still unregistered. If the domain that you were looking for is no longer available try altering it slightly.
for example:

• if "car.co.uk" isn't available try "cars.co.uk"
• similarly you could alter the suffix using "car.net" or "car.com" instead of "car.co.uk".

If the domain that you want is still available, fill out the form and we'll register it for you.