How do I get an iu.edu, .org, .net, or .info address?

The iu.edu domain is reserved for Indiana University services that meet either of the following requirements:

• They have a systemwide scope; that is, internally focused services or information provided from the web pages must be applicable and accessible to constituents on a major portion of IU's campuses.
  
  
• They broadly represent IU in that externally focused services or information provided from the web pages must represent a non-profit, non-commercial agency, institute, or program supported by a major portion of IU's campuses.

Use of top-level domains that do not have an IU association included in the name (e.g., WellKnownInstitute.org, .net, or .info) will be granted only in the following cases and subject to these limitations:

• For .org, the entity represented by the web page or server being named is a non-profit, non-commercial academic agency, institute, or program supported by a consortium comprised of an IU department or office along with at least five external non-profit organizations.
  
  
• For .net, the service represented by the web page or server being named is part of a set or network of similar external web pages or servers.
  
  
• For .info, the service represented must provide an outlet for information for which there is an outside market, and where such information is uniquely possessed by a particular IU department or agency.

Also see:

• On the web, what does the error "The server does not have a DNS entry" mean?
• How can I determine who is responsible for a particular IP address or domain?
• What is the purpose of the iu.edu domain?
• What is a domain?
• At IU, what are the DNS policies?