Domena, varna pred DMCA

Technical:
Slo-Tech
Primoz Bratanic
Jakhlova 24
Grosuplje, SI 1290 SI
+386.40259178


Nameserver:
NS1.TRIERA.NET
NS3.AMIS.NET
NS.SLO-TECH.COM
NS-1831.AWSDNS-36.CO.UK
NS2.DATACENTER.SI
NS-754.AWSDNS-30.NET
NS-393.AWSDNS-49.COM
NS-1035.AWSDNS-01.ORG
NS2.AMIS.NET
NS.DATACENTER.SI

Updated-Date:
Oct 31, 2012 10:51:05 AM

Created-Date:
Apr 21, 2000 09:24:03 AM

Registration-Expiration-Date:
Apr 21, 2021 09:24:03 AM

Status:
registrar-lock

Domain:
slo-tech.com

slo-tech.com is a domain name registered by Primoz Bratanic. The site is based in Grosuplje, SI, SI. This domain has registrar lock enabled. www.slo-tech.com hosts it's domain on NS1.TRIERA.NET,NS3.AMIS.NET,NS.SLO-TECH.COM,NS-1831.AWSDNS-36.CO.UK,NS2.DATACENTER.SI,NS-754.AWSDNS-30.NET,NS-393.AWSDNS-49.COM,NS-1035.AWSDNS-01.ORG,NS2.AMIS.NET,NS.DATACENTER.SI.

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