No, access is restricted by userIDs and Passwords.
These are identification codes to identify a particular holder of each contact code. Only by using the right usernames and Passwords will the Administrative Contact, Technical Contact and Billing Contact be able to access certain contact code information.
Therefore, once your domain name has been successfully registered, the usernames and Passwords are required whenever the relevant Contact Person wants to make modifications to a domain name record, delete a domain name and/or transfer a domain name. (see Making Changes To A Domain Name Record above).
The same username and Password for each contact code may also be used for other domain names. For example, if a Registrant has registered three domain names, the same username and Password for the Administrative Contact (and therefore the same contact code) may be used to access the application forms to modify the records of, delete and transfer all three domain names.
However, each time your Administrative Contact appoints a new Administrative Contact or Technical Contact or Billing Contact who hasn’t been appointed before (and therefore has not been assigned a contact code), new contact code will be created for him or her. The new Contact Person will then be required to create a new username and Password. Upon confirmation of the appointments, the new Contact Person must change the password immediately.
No, please follow the rules below:
For UserID:
- It has to be between 5 - 10 characters long
- It can only contain numbers (0-9) and lowercase letters (a-z)
- No spaces between characters are allowed
Please note that this UserID is for security purposes and is different from the UserID in your .name.my e-mail address.
For Password:
- It has to be between 12 - 14 characters long
- It can only contain numbers (0-9), upper and lowercase letters (A-Z, a-z), and symbols or special characters such as “_”, “#”, and “*”
- A combination of letters/numbers/symbols is recommended
- No spaces between characters are allowed
- Make sure it is difficult for others to guess
Please use the facility provided on MYNIC's Online System.
Each contact code may also be used for other domain names registered under the same Registrant. For example, if a Registrant has registered three domain names, the same Contact Code for Administrative Contact (and therefore the same username and Password) may be used to access the application forms to modify the records of, delete and transfer all three domain names.
However, each time your Administrative Contact appoints a new Administrative Contact, Billing Contact or Technical Contact who hasn’t been appointed before (and therefore has not been assigned a Contact Code), new Contact Code will be created for him or her. The new Contact Person will then be required to create a new username and Password.
Likewise, for personal domain names, each time you appoint a new Billing Contact or Technical Contact who hasn't been appointed before (and therefore has not been assigned a .my Contact Code), a new Contact Code will be created for him or her. The new Technical Contact will then be required to create a new username and Password.
Upon confirmation of the appointments, the new Contact Person must change the password immediately.
