.net.mt domains list

What is .net.mt TLD

.net.mt is a structured sub-namespace within Malta’s .mt country-code domain, commonly assigned to network-oriented services and infrastructure providers. In our index, .net.mt domains appear as a small, specialized segment used to signal technical operations, peering, or backbone functions behind public platforms and .net.mt websites. We currently observe 23 active registrations and 23 live hosts spanning 5 countries, indicating moderate cross-border usage linked to Maltese networks and service vendors. Resolution rates are high, with many hostnames mapped to operational services, though content footprints remain compact relative to retail-facing spaces. These observations help benchmark availability, concentration, and lifecycle behavior for portfolio planning and risk checks. Download webatla’s .net.mt datasets now.

History and key features of .net.mt TLD

Historically, .net.mt has denoted network-focused third-level registrations within the .mt namespace administered by the Maltese registry, complementing functional labels such as .com.mt and .org.mt. While precise eligibility has evolved, .net.mt domains typically host routing, connectivity, or service-delivery layers that underpin visible .net.mt websites and broader Maltese internet operations. Our present crawl shows DNS responsiveness across 23 records, reflecting active configuration rather than parked inventory. Recent issuance is subdued: 0 detected in the last week and 0 in November 2025 overall last month, consistent with a mature, low-churn space. Such stability supports dependable naming for carriers, IXPs, and managed-service operators requiring predictable resolution. Download webatla’s longitudinal .net.mt datasets.

Why and who choose the .net.mt domain

Organizations choose .net.mt when they need descriptive namespaces for transit links, infrastructure nodes, or network-branded services tied to Malta. For ISPs, hosting companies, content networks, and enterprise IT, .net.mt domains separate operational layers from customer-facing .net.mt websites, simplifying policy, logging, and lifecycle management. With 23 active entries and growth near zero (0; 0 in November 2025), we see a concentrated, professionally maintained set with clear ownership signals useful for threat intelligence and asset inventory. Cross-border visibility across 5 countries indicates supplier footprints and multi-national operations anchored in the .mt ecosystem. We encourage evidence-led evaluation using fresh zone, DNS, and web telemetry. Download curated .net.mt intelligence from webatla.