A domain is being quarantined for 30 days as it has either expired or been set to be deleted. During this period none of the Internet services (e.g. website, e-mail) linked to the quarantined domain name, is functional.
RGP status will tell you the precise state a domain is in. If RGP is set to Redemption Period, it means domain was set to be deleted. If there is no RGP status, domain has expired.
Recently, Register. si has seen an increase in the number of new .si domain registrations.
The number of registered domains continues to grow, so we will regularly publish the latest data on this growth.
The Alternative Domain Dispute Resolution (ADR) procedure is an efficient, fast, and cost-effective way to resolve disputes between a domain holder and a party claiming a stronger right to the domain. A complainant may initiate an ADR procedure before the tribunal operating within the .si Registry. The procedure is significantly faster and can be more effective than court proceedings.
As of March 15, 2025, the .si Registry will switch to more frequent updates of the DNS zone for .si.
Instead of the previous interval where the zone was updated every odd hour, it will now be updated every hour.
