Re: How come when I type in just governmentunleashed.com and/or http://governmentunle
Smith6612 is exactly right.
DNS is basically a database that holds a simple table pointing domain names to IP addresses.
Each domain name has a parent registrar, starting with "."
"." holds record information for the major domain records (e.g. .com, .org, .info, etc.)
Each of those supply the DNS registries for their subdomains. In this example, "governmentunleashed" is a subdomain of ".com"
"www" is a sub domain of "governmentunleashed.com" and if the fully qualified domain name - or FQDN - (
www.governmentunleashed.com) was not registered as a DNS host, you will get exactly the error you described. DNS doesn't know what IP address to resolve for you because there's no host record.
In this case, it looks like the FQDN "www.governmentunleashed.com" was registered, but the parent domain "governmentunleashed.com" was not.