Go Daddy Operating Company, LLC

Moninder Jheeta

Wei-Cheng Lai

Tapan Kamdar

Yang Zhao

Nitin Kumar Gupta

Marek Olszewski

Rene Reinsberg

Christopher Ambler

Charles Beadnall

David Popowitz

A registrar may determine a registration status for a domain names. The registrar may determine whether the domain name is in a zone file downloaded from a registry. Upon determining that the domain name is not in the zone file, the registrar may determine whether the domain name is in a DNS zone file created by the registrar. Upon determining that the domain name is not in the DNS zone file created by the registrar, the registrar may transmit an EPP &#x3c;check&#x3e; command for the domain name to the registry. The registrar may receive a first EPP &#x3c;resData&#x3e; element comprising an error indicating the domain name is available or a value indicating the domain name is not available. Upon receiving the value indicating the domain name is not available, the registrar may transmit an EPP &#x3c;info&#x3e; command for the domain name to the registry. The registrar may receive a second EPP &#x3c;resData&#x3e; element from the registry comprising an expiration date and a state of the domain name.

Determining status of domain name registration

A system and method for application deep linking is presented. The system includes a proxy server configured to receive a request for a first web page of a website. The proxy server retrieves content of the first web page and modifies the content to include a uniform resource indicator to create a modified content of the first web page. The uniform resource indicator includes the deep link setting and, when executed by a computing device, the uniform resource indicator causes the computing device to load an application identified by the uniform resource indicator. The proxy server is configured to transmit the modified content of the first web page to a requesting computing device.

System and method for mobile application deep linking

Systems and methods of the present invention provide for one or more server computers communicatively coupled to a network and configured to: aggregate a plurality of knowledge base data comprising a plurality of tokens; identify a plurality of available domain names based on a difference between the plurality of tokens within the knowledge base data; eliminate from the plurality of available domain names, at least one grammatically incorrect domain name; rank the plurality of available domain names according to a machine learning algorithm; and transmit the plurality of available domain names to a client computer communicatively coupled to the network.

Domain name generation and ranking

Systems and methods for ranking domain names across disparate sets thereof include receiving domain name search results from multiple sources, wherein a ranking function is unusable to rank sets from the disparate sources against each other, normalizing the sets to generate a plurality of normalized candidate domain names that can be ranked against each other using the ranking function, and applying the ranking function to the plurality of normalized candidate domain names to create a ranked list of domain names. The ranked list may be sent to the device of the searching entity so that the 'best' domain name can be selected even when the results originate from disparate results.

Systems and methods for domain inventory index generation from disparate sets

Systems and methods of the present invention provide for one or more server computers communicatively coupled to a network and configured to: receive a domain name search string; tokenize the domain name search string; identify, based on at least one token in the domain name search string, one or more concepts comprising a collection of data records comprising a common concept id and/or one or more languages; and recommend at least one available domain name comprising the one or more concepts and in the one or more languages.

Generic folksonomy for concept-based domain name searches

Systems and methods of the present invention provide for one or more server computers communicatively coupled to a network and configured to: receive a domain name search string; identify: a token, within the domain name search string, reflecting a user pattern; a next element in the sequence for the user pattern; and an available domain name comprising a string reflecting the next element in the sequence; and transmit the available domain name to a client computer communicatively coupled to the network.

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Moninder Jheeta