A domain which is owned by someone, but does not point at an IP. Domains are parked to "put a hold" on a domain, especially if the registered owner of the domain does not have a site but doesn't want the domain to be used by anyone else (a trademark issue, a person's name, et cetera). Many places, including Scribehost, will park domains for no charge.

a additional personal domain name that you own that is pointed to your web hosting account

a domain name pointed to one of our web servers and each one you setup in your Control Panel, will point to your homepage of your primary web hosting account

a domain name that is pointed to the domain you place below as the master domain

a domain name which simply points to your account

a domain name with domain name servers (DNS) set to parked

a domain not being used yet or is going to be used at a future date

a domain pointed to a parking page, and that's easily enough done

a domain that doesn't have a hosting account associated to it, and that is usually enabled with URL forwarding capabilities, so that it points to an existing website

a domain that is mirroring the content of another domain

a domain that points to the primary domain for your account

a domain that points to your site as an alias to it, so that you and your viewers can use more than one domain to find your site

a domain that's added to an existing hosting account for your client

a domain that you have redirect to the main website of your account

a domain which points to your primary domain

a legitimate redirect that Google will identify and thus both domains will possess the same PageRank and backlinks

a link to your primary domain name from another domain name

an additional domain that points to the main directory of your account

a pointer to your primary domain

a registered domain not currently in use

a reserved domain name that does not load any web site

a secondary domain that points to the index page on your primary domain's account

a second domain that points to the same domain as the main domain

A secondary domain name that is configured to redirect to a primary domain e.g. example.co.uk - example.com.

A domain that has been pointed to a generic or simple web site on the Registrar's network. Domains are usually parked while web sites for them are under development. Then, after the site is ready, the domain is unparked and pointed to the DNS for the hosting provider's network. This is done to avoid paying for a hosting account before a site is ready to be uploaded. Domains that have been parked with NetworkRegister.com can be used for email or one-page web sites.

A parked domain name is another domain name that is 'parked' on your existing main domain name. So, if you want your users to view the same website content whether they go to www.domain1.com or www.domain2.com, then you park www.domain2.com.

A Parked Domain is an inactive domain reserved for later use or one that points to another existing domain.

(n) A domain name that has been registered without a website to go with it. WIth such stiff competition for 'good' web names, often a company or individual will reserve the name of their choice before they have built a site. However, since the very nature of a domain name is a rerouting process, InterNIC needs a real numerical address to reroute this domain name. Parking a domain tells tells InterNIC to route the name to someone else's server temporarily until you have your own website built.