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OpenSRS Reseller API Documentation
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ack_event


After an event has been polled (poll_event), each unique transaction can be acknowledged, effectively removing it from future poll_event results.
Each unique transaction must be individually acknowledged .
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Request Parameters for ack_event





Standard Parameters




action = ack

object = event





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

event_id Required The unique identifier of the event transaction to be acknowledged.
Response Parameters for ack_event





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = event

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

transaction_id Always returned The unique identifier of the event transaction acknowledged.
Request Example for ack_event





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="action">ACK</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="event_id">6887c7d3838dcaec7517c531df527bb7</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response Example for ack_event





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-05-29 11:17:03 22962 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="total">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request Parameters for ack_event

Standard Parameters

Attributes

Response Parameters for ack_event

Standard parameters

Attributes

Request Example for ack_event

Response Example for ack_event






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Acting on behalf of subresellers




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You can execute any of the API commands on behalf of one of your subresellers simply by adding the parameter as_subreseller to the request.
Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

as_subreseller Optional The username of the subreseller on whose behalf you are submitting the command.
Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="as_subreseller">subtest</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">281405</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Attributes

Example






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activate (domain)


Activates a parked .DE domain.
The .DE registry requires a domain to be

parked on a valid nameserver.
The domain can be parked prior to the

registration, or within thirty days of the successful registration.
Use this

command within thirty days of registering the domain and after you park the

domain.
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Request parameters for activate (domain)





Standard parameters




action = activate

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The .DE domain that you want to activate





Response parameters for activate (domain)





Standard parameters




action = activate

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for activate (domain)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">ACTIVATE</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.de </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> <item key="response_code">437</item> <item key="response_text">A request is currently waiting on this domain</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for activate (domain)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for activate (domain)

Standard parameters

Examples for activate (domain)






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


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add (subuser)


Creates a subuser for a user's account.
Only one subuser can exist per account.
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Request parameters for add (subuser)





Standard parameters




action = add

object = subuser

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)

username = name of the user account





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
sub_password Required Password for the sub-user.
sub_permission Required The sub_permission value is a bit-mask that indicates which portions of the domain information are changeable by the sub-user.
The bits are as follows:



1—Owner

2—Admin

4—Billing

8—Tech

16—Nameservers

32—Rsp_whois_info

sub_username Required Username for the sub-user.
Response parameters for add (subuser)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = subuser

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for add (subuser)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">add</item> <item key="object">subuser</item> <item key="domain”>acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="username">aaaa</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sub_password">luda</item> <item key="sub_permission">2</item> <item key="sub_username">subludak</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SUBUSER</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for add (subuser)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for add (subuser)

Standard parameters

Examples for add (subuser)






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


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advanced_update_nameservers


Adds nameservers to a domain, or adds or removes nameservers for a domain that already has nameservers assigned to it.
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This command does not create a nameserver; the nameserver must already exist.
This command is not supported for .DK.
Use the update_all_info command to change the nameservers for .DK domains.
When you use this command to add or change nameservers for .IT domains, even though the response says the command was successful, the new nameservers are not activated immediately.
The registry runs a series of tests against the nameservers before activating them.
During the time that the tests are being run, any query about the domain, such as get nameservers or getdomainall_info, will return the old nameservers.
If the nameservers do not pass the registry tests within 30 days, the registry ignores the request.
If you issue another advanced_update_nameservers command before the registry has completed their tests, the new command is assumed to refer to the old, currently active nameservers.
Request parameters for advanced_update_nameservers





Standard parameters




action = advanced_update_nameservers

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

add_ns Optional List of nameservers to add.
This array cannot be submitted in the same command with the assign_ns parameter, but can be submitted with remove_ns.
assign_ns Optional List of nameservers to assign.
This array cannot be submitted in the same command with the add_ns or remove_ns parameters.
domain Required The relevant domain.
op_type Required The type of operation to perform on the object.
Use assign when submitted with the assign_ns array.
Use add_remove when submitted with the add_ns or remove_ns arrays.
remove_ns Optional List of nameservers to remove.
This array cannot be submitted in the same command with the assign_ns parameter, but can be submitted with add_ns.
Response parameters for advanced_update_nameservers





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for advanced_update_nameservers




Request

Assign nameserverAdd or remove nameserver

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">advanced_update_nameservers</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="assign_ns"> <dt_array> <item key="0">ns1.example .com</item> <item key="1">ns2.example .com</item> <item key="2">ns3.example .com</item> <item key="3">ns4.example .com</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="op_type">assign</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">advanced_update_nameservers</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="op_type">add_remove</item> <item key="remove_ns"> <dt_array> <item key="0">ns1.example .com</item> <item key="1">ns2.example .com</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="add_ns"> <dt_array> <item key="0">ns4.example .com</item> <item key="1">ns3.example .com</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 7 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for advanced_update_nameservers

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for advanced_update_nameservers

Standard parameters

Examples for advanced_update_nameservers






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


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belongs_to_rsp


Determines whether domain belongs to the RSP who issued the command.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = belongs_to_rsp

object = domain





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain to be checked.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

belongs_to_rsp Always returned Whether the domain belongs to the RSP who issued the command.
Allowed Values:

0—Does not belong to the RSP

1—Belongs to the RSP

domain_expdate Returned when: belongs_to_rsp=1 The domain's expiry date.
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Domains not managed by OpenSRS and expired domains without grace period may cause belongs_to_rsp to report 0 and error "Unknown Domain".
This means the domain will not show active in your account, however, you may still run queries on the domain and process redemption when supported.
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Example




RequestResponse: If belongs_to_rsp=1Response: If belongs_to_rsp=0

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">BELONGS_TO_RSP</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="belongs_to_rsp">1</item> <item key="domain_expdate">2023-11-01 00:49:10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="belongs_to_rsp">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters Request attributes





Response parameters Response attributes





Example






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cancel_icann_trade




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Request Parameters for cancel_icann_trade





Standard parameters:




action = cancel_icann_trade

object = domain

protocol = XCP





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain to which the trade being modified pertains.
Response Parameters for modify_trade_lock_setting





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for cancel_icann_trade





Request





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">CANCEL_ICANN_TRADE</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">icanntradetest2.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Trade successfully cancelled by reseller</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated almost 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request Parameters for cancel_icann_trade

Standard parameters:

Attributes

Response Parameters for modify_trade_lock_setting

Standard parameters

Examples for cancel_icann_trade

Request

Response






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cancel_order


Cancel a SSL Service order.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = cancel_order

object = trust_service





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Required The ID number of the order.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Always returned The associated domain name for the SSL order.
order_id Always returned The ID number of the order.
state Always returned The state of the order.
Allowed values are:



approver-confirmed—Owner has confirmed the DV certificate.
awaiting-approval—Waiting for supplier approval.
cancelled—Pending order was cancelled.
completed—Order is complete.
declined—Order declined by the supplier.
in-progress—Order is in progress.
pending—Order saved as pending.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">cancel_order</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">578</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.org </item> <item key="order_id">578</item> <item key="state">declined</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters Request attributes





Response parameters Response attributes





Example






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


Overview



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cancel_pending_orders


Cancels orders with a status of pending or declined.
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Request parameters for cancel_pending_orders





Standard parameters




action = cancel_pending_orders

object = order





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

status Optional Lists the status for which to cancel orders, either pending or declined.
Valid values are declined or pending.
The default is pending.
to_date Required Specify the date, in UNIX (epoch) time before which

to cancel orders.
Orders put in pending or declined

state on this date and earlier are cancelled.
Response parameters for cancel_pending_orders





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = order

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

cancelled Returned if is_success = true Contains associative arrays identifying orders that were cancelled.
Valid values are domain, reg_type, and id.
For more information, see the Cancelled table

below.
total Returned if is_success = true The number of orders that were cancelled.
Cancelled




Parameters within the cancelled associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Always returned The domain name of the cancelled order.
id Always returned The order ID of the cancelled order.
reg_type Always returned The type of order that was cancelled.
Valid values are new, transfer, and renewal.
Examples for cancel_pending_orders




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">cancel_pending_orders</item> <item key="object">order</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="to_date">1115228160</item> <item key="status"> <dt_array> <item key="0">declined</item> <item key="1">pending</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">ORDER</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="total">2</item> <item key="cancelled"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="id">5261</item> <item key="domain">example.de </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">transfer</item> <item key="id">5530</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for cancel_pending_orders

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for cancel_pending_orders

Standard parameters

Attributes

Cancelled

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cancel_transfer


Cancels transfers that are pending owner approval.
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Request parameters for cancel_transfer





Standard parameters




action = cancel_transfer

object = transfer





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Optional - either order-id or domain must be specified.
The domain to be cancelled.
order_id Optional - either order-id or domain must be specified.
The ID of the order to be cancelled.
reseller Required Reseller username.
Response parameters for cancel_transfer





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = transfer

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for cancel_transfer




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">cancel_transfer</item> <item key="object">transfer</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reseller">purple</item> <item key="order_id">3533098</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

If successfulIf unsuccessful

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRANSFER</item> <item key="response_text">Transfer with order id: 3533098 has been cancelled.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRANSFER</item> <item key="response_text">Command Failed: Transfer State Prohibits Cancellation</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> <item key="response_code">400</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for cancel_transfer

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for cancel_transfer

Standard parameters

Examples for cancel_transfer






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change (ownership)


Changes the profile (username/password) for the domain.
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Request parameters for change (ownership)





Standard parameters




action = change

object = ownership

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
password Required The password of the registrant who is gaining ownership.
Passwords must be 10-20 characters in length.
You can use any of the following alphanumeric characters and symbols: A-Z, a-z, 0-9, !@\ $^,.~|=-+_{}#"

reg_domain Optional If included, the user can change the domain from one profile to another (already existing) profile.
If reg_domain is not included, the username and password provided in the request are used to create a new profile.
username Required The username of the registrant who is gaining ownership.
Usernames must be 3-20 characters in length.
You can use any of the following alphanumeric characters: A-Z, a-z, 0-9.
Response parameters for change (ownership)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = ownership

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for change (ownership)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="domain">mitdevcolin12757.com </item> <item key="object">OWNERSHIP</item> <item key="action">CHANGE</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="password">newprofile</item> <item key="username">newprofile</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">OWNERSHIP</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for change (ownership)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for change (ownership)

Standard parameters

Examples for change (ownership)






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check_transfer


Checks to see if the specified domain can be transferred in to OpenSRS, or from one OpenSRS reseller to another.
This call can also be used to check the status of the last transfer request on a given domain name.
When you use the check_transfer action prior to initiating a transfer, the transferable response parameter is most relevant, and if transferable = 0, the reason field is also important.
When you use the check_transfer action to determine the progress of a transfer, the status parameter is most important.
If the response indicates that the transfer is in progress and the status is pending_registry, the transfer will be scheduled to complete within 5 minutes of the query; running the query expedites the process and causes the transfer to complete within 5 minutes.
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Request parameters for check_transfer





Standard parameters




action = check_transfer

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

check_status Optional Flag to request the status of a transfer request.
If the transfer state is returned as pending_registry and the Registry shows OpenSRS as the Registrar of record, OpenSRS schedules the completion of gTLD transfers.
Allowed values are 0 or 1.
domain Required The fully qualified domain name in the transfer order.
get_request_address Optional Flag to request the registrant's contact email address.
This is useful if you want to make

sure that your client can receive mail at that address to acknowledge the transfer.
Allowed values are 0 or 1.
Response parameters for check_transfer





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

noservice Returned if

is_success=true Indication of supplier availability:



0—Supplier is available



1—Supplier is unavailable.
Note: When noservice is 1 then transferable is set to 0 and is_success is set to 1.
reason Returned if is_success = true and transferrable = 0 Reason for transfer status.
request_address Optional Valid email address of registrant, which can be used to make sure that they can receive mail at that address to acknowledge the transfer.
status Returned if is_success = true.
If no transfer is underway, this value is retrieved from the previous transfer order.
Status of the latest transfer on the domain initiated by the reseller.
Note: Resellers can only request status for transfers that they initiated (any checks for transfers initiated by other resellers returns 'undef').
pending_owner—Awaiting approval by domain's admin contact (every transfer begins with this status).
If approval is not given within five days, the transfer is cancelled by OpenSRS.
pending_admin—Waiting for approval by OpenSRS support staff.
pending_registry—Awaiting registry approval (the transfer completes after 7 days unless it is declined by the current registrar).
If the Registry shows OpenSRS as the Registrar of record, OpenSRS schedules the completion of gTLD transfers.
The transfer will be scheduled to complete within 5 minutes of the query.
completed—The transfer completed successfully.
cancelled—The reseller or OpenSRS stopped the transfer.
undef—No transfer exists for this domain.
timestamp Returned if is_success = true.
If no transfer is currently underway, timestamp is retrieved from the previous transfer order.
The date and time of the most recent update to the state of the transfer (which could be placement of an order, an owner request, an owner confirmation, a registry request, or completion/cancellation of an order).
Date format is DD MMM YYYY 00:00:00 GMT

transferrable Included only when a transfer request has not been submitted for the specified domain Whether the domain can be transferred.
0—Cannot be transferred



1—Can be transferred

type Returned if is_success = true and transferrable = 1 Type of transfer initiated:



reg2reg—Transfer from one registrar to another.
rsp2rsp—Transfer between two resellers of the same registrar.
unixtime Returned if is_success = true.
If no transfer is currently underway, unixtime is retrieved from the previous transfer order.
Conversion of timestamp, in seconds since Epoch (1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT).
Examples for check_transfer




Request and Response

This request may have one of three possible responses.
Response 1

Indicates that the transfer is awaiting approval by domain's admin contact .
Response 2

Indicates that the transfer was successful.
The status shows pending_registry because a cronjob needs to run to complete the transfer process; however, running the check transfer command causes the transfer to complete within 5 minutes.
Response 3

This response indicates that the transfer request completed and the domain is now with OpenSRS.
RequestResponse 1Response 2Response 3

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">CHECK_TRANSFER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="check_status">1</item> <item key="get_request_address">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key=""protocol"">XCP</item> <item key=""object"">DOMAIN</item> <item key=""response_text"">Query successful</item> <item key=""action"">REPLY</item> <item key=""attributes""> <dt_assoc> <item key=""transferrable"">0</item> <item key=""noservice"">0</item> <item key=""status"">pending_owner</item> <item key=""reason"">Transfer in progress</item> <item key=""unixtime"">1520826472</item> <item key=""request_address"">[email protected]</item> <item key=""timestamp"">Mon Jun 18 15:15:25 2012</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=""response_code"">200</item> <item key=""is_success"">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query successful.
Transfer scheduled in 5 minutes.</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="transferrable">0</item> <item key="noservice">0</item> <item key="timestamp">Thu Jun 14 11:05:34 2012</item> <item key="status">pending_registry</item> <item key="reason">Transfer in progress</item> <item key="unixtime">1339686334</item> <item key="request_address">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Query successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="transferrable">0</item> <item key="reason_code">domain_already_belongs_to_current_reseller</item> <item key="noservice">0</item> <item key="timestamp">Mon Jun 18 15:15:25 2012</item> <item key="status">completed</item> <item key="reason">Domain already exists in RESELLER_NAME's account</item> <item key="unixtime">1340046925</item> <item key="request_address">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for check_transfer

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for check_transfer






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Construction of the POST Data




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The header for the POST data should have the following format.
Replace the items in brackets with user- and command-specific information.
POST data

POST / HTTP/1.0 Content-Type: text/xml X-Username: (OpenSRS Username) X-Signature: (MD5 Signature) Content-Length: (Length of XML Document)





Following this header should be one blank line followed by the XML document that contains the OpenSRS command data.
The header combined with the XML makes up the packet that is sent to OpenSRS to execute your command.
Response Messages




The response is returned in the form of an XML document.
Responses contain data that may be simple strings or lists of information.
Common fields




There are a few common fields that all responses share, regardless of the action to which they are responding.
The following fields comprise a standard response message.
Some actions only use standard response messages.
Parameter nameDefinition/Value

protocol The protocol that is being used (XCP).
action In the case of responses, this is always REPLY.
response_code Response code (meaning is action-specific).
response_text Response text (meaning is action-specific).
is_success Indicates whether the command was successful.
Returns 0 if not successful and 1 if the action was successful.
Optional fields




In addition, the structure may contain the following fields, depending on the specific action that was requested.
Parameter nameDefinition/Value

attributes A hash that contains any specific parameters or attributes to be sent along with the action request.
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create (nameserver)


Creates a nameserver in the same domain space as the cookie's domain.
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This action is not the same as modify (nameserver), which actually assigns a nameserver to a domain.
Request parameters for create (nameserver)





Standard parameters




action = create

object = nameserver

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)

cookie = cookie created to access OpenSRS, see "set (cookie)" (optional)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

add_to_all_registry Optional Adds the newly created nameserver to other

registries so that the nameserver can be used

on other TLDs.
Specify OpenSRS supported TLDs where the

Registry supports nameservers as a separate

object.
Domain Required if cookie is not submitted The relevant domain.
ipaddress Required if ipv6 is not submitted The IPv4 address of the nameserver.
You can specify ipaddress or ipv6, or both.
Note: This parameter is always required for .DE, even if ipv6 is submitted.
ipv6 Required if ipaddress is not submitted The IPv6 address of the nameserver.
You can specify ipaddress or ipv6, or both.
Note:This parameter is not supported for .CN.
name Required Fully qualified race-encoded domain name of the nameserver.
Response parameters for create (nameserver)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = nameserver

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for create (nameserver)





Example 1




This example creates an IPv4 nameserver without adding to any foreign

registries.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">create</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.example .com</item> <item key="ipaddress">212.112 .123.11 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_text">Nameserver Created</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




This example creates an IPv4 nameserver and adds it to any foreign

registries.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">create</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="add_to_all_registry"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.info</item> <item key="1">.name</item> <item key="2">.org</item> <item key="3">.biz</item> <item key="4">.de</item> <item key="5">.cc</item> <item key="6">.us</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="ipaddress">207.136 .65.24 </item> <item key="name">ns6.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="add_to_all_registry"> <dt_assoc> <item key=".biz"> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=".cc"> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> successful</item> successful</item> successful</item> successful</item> successful</item> <item key="response_text">Command </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=".info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=".name"> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=".org"> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=".us"> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Nameserver Created</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3




This example submits the create nameserver command without end-user

credentials and creates an IPv4 nameserver without adding it to any foreign

registries.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">create</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">212.112 .123.11 </item> <item key="name">ns5.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">NAMESERVER</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Nameserver Created</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 4




This example creates an IPv6 nameserver without adding to any foreign

registries.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">create</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.example .com</item> <item key="ipv6">2a00:1450:4008:c00:0:0:0:1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_text">Nameserver Created</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for create (nameserver)

Standard parameters

Examples for create (nameserver)

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4






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create subreseller


Creates a new sub-reseller account.
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Request parameters for create subreseller





Standard parameters




action = create

object = subreseller attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameParameter nameDefinition/Value

ccp_enabled Required Indicates whether credit card payments are allowed for the subreseller.
N—No



Y—Yes

contact_set Required Subreseller’s contact information.
The admin contact for a subreseller is the Emergency Contact, which is not the same as a domain admin contact.
The following values are required for the subreseller admin contact: first_name, last_name, org_name, phone, and email.
For tech contact, you can include any of the fields explained in the contact_set section;

however, you must include first_name,

last_name, org_name, address1, city, phone, and email.
If country is Canada or U.S , you must also include the state and postal code parameters.
low_balance_email Required The email address to which notices are sent when the subreseller's account balance falls to a predefined level.
nameservers Optional List of default nameservers for the subreseller.
password Required Password for the new subreseller account.
payment_email Optional The email address to which payment notices are sent.
pricing_plan Required The pricing plan assigned to the subreseller.
status Required Set the status of the account.
Allowed values are active, onhold, locked,

canceled, and paid_only.
system_status_email Required The email address that will receive system

status messages.
url Optional The web address of the account.
username Required Username for the new subreseller.
Response parameters for create subreseller





Standard parameters




action = reply

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

reseller_id Returned if is_success = 1 The ID of the newly created subreseller.
Examples for create subreseller




Request



<?xml version=’1.0 ’ encoding=’UTF-8’ standalone=’no’ ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM ’ops.dtd ’> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key='protocol'>XCP</item> <item key='action'>CREATE</item> <item key='object'>SUBRESELLER</item> <item key='attributes'> <dt_assoc> <item key='url'>testurl.com </item> <item key='nameservers'> <dt_assoc> <item key='fqdn1'>ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key='fqdn2'>ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key='payment_email'>[email protected]</item> <item key='pricing_plan'>gold</item> <item key='status'>active</item> <item key='username'>sub1240929148892</item> <item key='contact_set'> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551123x333 </item> <item key="phone2"></item> <item key="first_name">John</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="org_name">Sub Reseller Company Inc.</item> <item key="first_name">John</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> <item key="title">CEO</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551122x333 </item> <item key="fax"></item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="address1">55 Reseller Ave</item> <item key="address2">Suite 99</item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="city">New York</item> <item key="state">NY</item> <item key="postal_code">70218</item> <item key="country">US</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key='ccp_enabled'>n</item> <item key='low_balance_email'>[email protected]</item> <item key='password'>changeit</item> <item key='system_status_email'>[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SUBRESELLER</item> <item key="response_text">Sub-Reseller sub1240929148892 successfully created</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reseller_id">9782</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for create subreseller

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for create subreseller

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for create subreseller






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create_dns_zone


Enables the DNS service for a domain.
If you have created a DNS template, you can specify the template in the command to assign initial DNS records.
The template is then associated with the domain, so if you later issue the reset_dns_zone command, the records are set back to what is defined in the template.
If you specify blank instead of a DNS template when you issue this command, you can submit the values for the DNS records in this command or you can use the set_dns_zone command to define the DNS records.
For information on creating a DNS zone template, see “Managing DNS Zone Information” in the Reseller’s Guide to Domain Name Registration and Management.
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Request parameters for create_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = create_dns_zone

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationObligation

domain Required The domain for which you want to define DNS records.
dns_template Optional Specify the name of the DNS template that you want to use to enable DNS and assign initial DNS records.
If you do not submit this parameter, DNS is enabled but no records are defined.
In this case, you can submit the settings for the domain's DNS zone records (A, AAAA, CNAME, SRV, and TXT).
records Required A list of the record types defined for the domain; each record includes the settings for that record.
Record types may be



A

AAAA

CNAME

MX

SRV

TXT





Records

Parameters within the records associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

A Optional Maps the domain name to the IP address.
The A record consists of the following:



ip_address—Internet Protocol Address.
A numeric address that computers recognize, for example,

123.45 .54.123 .
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
AAAA Optional Maps the domain name to the IPv6 address.
The AAAA record consists of the following:



ipv6_address— The next generation Internet Protocol designed as the successor to version 4.
It is normally written as eight groups of four hexadecimal digits (i.e .
2003:0db8:

85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:

0370:7334



subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
CNAME Optional Canonical Name.
CNAME records can be used when you want a subdomain to point to another hostname.
Allows you to create an alias for your domain.
The CNAME record consists of the following:



hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
MX Optional Mail Exchange.
MX records determine how mail is delivered to your domain.
Ensures that email that is sent to you is routed to the correct destination.
The MX record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
* hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you

want to access.
SRV Optional Service Record.
The SRV record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
weight—A relative weight for records with the

same priority.
subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you

want to access.
* port—The TCP or UDP port on which the service is to be found.
Response parameters for create_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

nameservers_ok Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether the domain is set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers.
0—Nameservers are not set to the DNS service nameservers



1—Nameservers are set to the DNS service nameservers

records Returned if is_success = true A list of the record types defined for the domain; each record includes the settings for that record.
Record types may be



A

AAAA

CNAME

MX

SRV

TXT



For more information, see the Records table below.
Records

Parameters within the records associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

A Optional Maps the domain name to the IP address.
The A record consists of the following:



ip_address—InternetProtocolAddress.A numeric address that computers recognize, for example, 123.45 .54.123 .
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
AAAA Optional Maps the domain name to the IPv6 address.
The AAAA record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
ipv6_address— The next generation Internet Protocol designed as the successor to version 4.
It is normally written as eight groups of four hexadecimal digits (i.e .
2003:0db8:

85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:

0370:7334

CNAME Optional Canonical Name.
CNAME records can be used when you want a subdomain to point to another hostname.
Allows you to create an alias for your domain.
The CNAME record consists of the following:



hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
MX Optional Mail Exchange.
MX records determine how mail is delivered to your domain.
Ensures that email that is sent to you is routed to the correct destination.
The MX record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower value means more preferred.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
* hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
SRV Optional Service Record.
The SRV record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
weight—Arelative weight for records with the

same priority.
* subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
port—The TCP or UDP port on which the service is to be found.
TXT Optional Text Record.
Allows you to attach comments to a hostname, for example, SPF data to validate that email is being sent from the IP address of the domain's mail server.
The TXT record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
text—The comments that you want to include.
Examples for create_dns_zone




Request

If template is specifiedIf template is not specified

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">create_dns_zone</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="dns_template">business_domains</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">create_dns_zone</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

If template is specifiedIf template is not specified

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="records"> <dt_assoc> <item key="A"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="ip_address">17.16 .156.5 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="MX"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">10</item> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="hostname">example.org </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">1</item> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="hostname">mx.cust .aug18dnstest1.com .hostedemail.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="SRV"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">1</item> <item key="weight">3</item> <item key="subdomain">w3</item> <item key="hostname">yummynames.com </item> <item key="port">81</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameservers_ok">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="records"> <dt_assoc></dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameservers_ok">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for create_dns_zone

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for create_dns_zone

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for create_dns_zone






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create_domain_forwarding


Create domain forwarding service that is used to redirect visitors from one web address to another.
Once you create domain forwarding, you need to use the set_domain_forwarding command to configure the settings.
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Request parameters for create_domain_forwarding





Standard parameters




action = create_domain_forwarding

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Optional The domain for which you want to enable domain forwarding.
Response parameters for create_domain_forwarding





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for create_domain_forwarding




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">create_domain_forwarding</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for create_domain_forwarding

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for create_domain_forwarding

Standard parameters

Examples for create_domain_forwarding






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create_token


Creates a SiteLock account so that users can log in and manage the Trust Service product.
To use this command, the order cannot be in a pending state.
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📘Note




The resulting URL is valid for only a limited period of time that may be as short as five minutes.
Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = create_token

object = trust_service





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Required if product_id is not submitted The SSL service order ID number.
product_id Required if order_id is not submitted The SSL service product ID number.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

login_url Always returned The URL where the user can log in to manage the SiteLock product.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">create_token</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">50094</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="login_url">https://www.sitelock .com/rlogin.php ?token=ccc038d24c91a7a67d0a12f46f29a260</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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delete (nameserver)


Deletes a nameserver, provided it is not currently serving a domain.
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If the registry in which the nameserver object resides is serving a domain outside of OpenSRS, delete nameserver returns an error and the nameserver is not deleted.
Request parameters for delete (nameserver)





Standard parameters




action = delete

object = nameserver

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
ipaddress Required if ipv6 is not submitted The IPv4 address of the nameserver.
You can specify ipaddress or ipv6, or both.
Note: This parameter is always required for .DE, even if ipv6 is submitted.
ipv6 Required if ipaddress is not submitted The IPv6 address of the nameserver.
You can specify ipaddress or ipv6, or both.
Note:This parameter is not supported for .CN.
name Required Fully qualified race-encoded domain name of the nameserver.
Response parameters for delete (nameserver)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = nameserver

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for delete (nameserver)





Example 1




This example deletes an IPv4 nameserver.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">delete</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">24.22 .112.11 </item> <item key="name">ns1.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_text">Nameserver deleted</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




This example deletes an IPv6 nameserver.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">delete</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipv6">2a00:1450:4008:c00:0:0:0:1</item> <item key="name">ns3.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_text">Nameserver deleted</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for delete (nameserver)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for delete (nameserver)

Standard parameters

Examples for delete (nameserver)

Example 1

Example 2






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delete (subuser)


Deletes a subuser.
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Request parameters for delete (subuser)





Standard parameters




action = delete

object = subuser

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)

username = name of the user account





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
sub_id Required The ID of the sub-user to be deleted.
Response parameters for delete (subuser)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = subuser

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for delete (subuser)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sub_id">2532880</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">delete</item> <item key="object">subuser</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="username">aaaa</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SUBUSER</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for delete (subuser)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for delete (subuser)

Standard parameters

Examples for delete (subuser)






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delete (surname)


Deletes the Personal Names domain.
This call can delete only one domain at a time.
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Request parameters for delete (surname)





Standard parameters




action = delete

object = surname





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required Personal Names domain to be deleted.
Response parameters for delete (surname)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = surname

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for delete (surname)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">DELETE</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

SuccessfulFailed

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="response_text">In progress.
Request successfully submitted and placed in the queue</item> <item key="action">DELETE:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="response_text">Domain not found or in unacceptable state for this action</item> <item key="action">DELETE:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">424</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for delete (surname)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for delete (surname)

Standard parameters

Examples for delete (surname)






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delete_dns_zone


Deletes the DNS zones defined for the specified domain.
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Request parameters for delete_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = delete_dns_zone

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain whose DNS you want to delete.
Response parameters for delete_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for delete_dns_zone




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">delete_dns_zone</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for delete_dns_zone

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for delete_dns_zone

Standard parameters

Examples for delete_dns_zone






[ENDPOINT]

Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


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delete_domain_forwarding


Delete the domain forwarding service for the specified domain.
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Request parameters for delete_domain_forwarding




Standard parameters

action = delete_domain_forwarding

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Optional The domain for which you want to delete domain forwarding.
Response parameters for delete_domain_forwarding





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for delete_domain_forwarding




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">delete_domain_forwarding</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for delete_domain_forwarding

Attributes

Response parameters for delete_domain_forwarding

Standard parameters

Examples for delete_domain_forwarding






[ENDPOINT]

Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


Overview



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Domain contacts




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This section lists domain contacts for the following TLDs:



.BE owner and tech contact requirements


.CA owner, admin, and tech contact requirement


.DE owner contact requirements


.ES postal codes


.EU owner and tech contact requirements


.IT contact requirements


.MX contact requirements


.PRO contact requirements


.UK transfer-no change-admin contact requirements


.UK contact requirements



Trust (SSL) Service contacts



Trust (SSL) Service Admin, Billing, Signer and Tech contact requirements



Trust (SSL) Service Organization contact requirements



The following tables list the contacts that are required for each gTLD and ccTLD.
gTldOwnerAdminBillingTech
.aero √ √ √ √
.asia √ √ √ √
.biz √ √ √ √
.coop √ √ √ √
.com √ √ √ √
.info √ √ √ √
.jobs √ √ √ √
.mobi √ √ √
.name √ √ √ √
.net √ √ √ √
.org √ √ √ √
.pro √ √ √ √
.tel √ √ √ √
.xxx √ √ √ √





ccTldOwnerAdminBillingTech
.ac √ √ √ √
.ae √ √ √
.af (.af, .com.af , .net.ag , .org.af ) √ √ √ √
.ag (.ag, .co.ag , .com.ag , .net.ag ,
.nom.ag , .org.ag ) √ √ √ √
.ai (.com.ai , .net,ai, .off.ai , .org.ai ) √ √ √
.am √ √ √ √
.ar (.com.ar ) √ √ √
.as √ √ √
.at √ √ √ √
.au (.asn.au , .com.au , .net.au , .id.au , .org.au ) √ √
.be √ √
.br (.com.br ) √ √ √ √
.bz √ √ √ √
.ca √ √ √
.cc √ √ √ √
.cd √ √ √
.ch √
.cl √ √ √
.cm
.co.cm
.com.cm
.net.cm √





√ √





√ √ √






.co (.co, .com.co , .net.co , .nom.co ) √ √ √ √
.cx √ √ √ √
.cz √ √
.de √
.dk √ √ √ √
.ec (.ec, .com.ec , .fin.ec , .info.ec , .med.ec , .net.ec , .pro.ec ) √ √ √ √
.es (.es, .com.es , .nom.es , .org.es ) √ √ √ √
.eu √ √
.fi √ √ √
.fm √ √ √ √
.fr √ √ √
.gd √ √ √ √
.gg (.gg, .co.gg , .net.gg , .org.gg ) √
.gl (.gl, .co.gl , .com.gl , .net.gl , .org.gl ) √ √ √ √
.gr (.com.gr , .edu.gr , .net.gr , .org.gr ) √
.gs √ √ √
.gy (.gy,
.co.gy ,
.com.gy , .net.gy ) √ √ √
.hk √ √ √ √
.hm √ √ √
.hn (.hn, .com.hn , .net.hn , .org.hn ) √ √ √ √
.hr (.com.hr ) √ √ √
.ht (.ht, .com.ht , .info.ht , .net.ht , .org,ht) √ √ √
.hu (.hu, .co.hu ) √ √ √
.il (.co.il ) √ √ √
.im (.im, .co.im , .com.im , .net.im , .org.im ) √ √ √ √
.in (.in, .co.in , .firm.in , .gen.in , .ind.in , .net.in , .org.in ) √ √ √ √
.io √ √ √ √
.is √ √ √
.it √ √ √
.je (.je, .co.je ) √
.jp √ √ √
.kg √ √
.ki (.biz.ki , .com.ki , .info.ki , .mobi.ki , .net.ki , .tel.ki ) √ √ √
.kr √ √
.co.kr √ √ √
.la √ √ √
.lc (.lc, .co.lc , .com.lc , .l.lc , .net.lc , .org.lc , .p.lc ) √ √ √
.li √
.lt √ √ √
.lu √ √ √
.lv √ √
.com.lv √ √ √
.ly (.ly, .com.ly ) √ √ √
.ma √
.co.ma √ √ √
.md √ √ √ √
.me √ √ √ √
.mn √ √ √ √
.ms √ √ √ √
.mu √ √ √ √
.mx (.mx, .com.mx ) √ √ √ √
.my (.my, .com.my , .net.my , .org.my ) √ √
.nl √ √ √
.no √ √ √ √
.nu √ √ √ √
.nz (.co.nz , .net.nz , .org.nz ) √ √ √ √
.pe (.pe, .com.pe , .net.pe ) √ √ √ √

ph (.ph, .com.ph , .net.ph , .org.ph ) √ √ √
.pl (.pl, .biz.pl .com.pl , .edu.pl , .info.pl , .net.pl , .nom.pl , .org.pl , .shop.pl , .waw.pl ) √
.pm √ √ √
.pr (.com.pr ) √ √ √
.pt (.pt, .com.pt ) √
.pw √ √ √
.qa √ √ √
.re √ √ √
.ro (.ro, .com.ro ) √ √
.ru (.ru, .com.ru ) √ √ √
.sb (.com.sb , .net.sb , .org.sb ) √ √ √
.sc
.com.sc
.net.sc
.org.sc √





√ √





√ √ √






.se √
.sg √ √ √
.sh √ √ √ √
.si √ √ √
.so (.so, .com.so , .net.so , .org.so ) √ √ √ √
.sr √ √ √
.st √ √ √ √
.sx √
.tc √ √ √ √
.tf √ √ √
.tk √ √ √ √
.tl √ √ √
.tm √ √ √
.to √
.tv √ √
.tw (.tw, .com.tw , .org.tw , idv.tw ) √ √ √ √
.ua (.com.ua ) √ √ √
.uk (.co.uk , .ltd.uk , .me.uk , .net.uk , .org.uk , .plc.uk ) √ √
.us √ √ √ √
.uy (.com.uy ) √ √ √
.vc (.vc, .com.vc , .net.vc , .org.vc ) √ √ √ √

ve (.co.ve , .com.ve ) √ √ √
.vg √ √ √ √
.wf √ √ √
.ws √ √ √ √
.yt √ √ √
.za (.co.za ) √ √





Default (EPP) contact requirements




The following contact requirements are default for all gTLD domains unless otherwise specified on the page:

Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Required if country = CA or

US

Not required for .NL Maximum 32 alphanumeric characters.
postal_code Required Maximum 16 alphanumeric characters.
Note: For .NL, ensure that the postal code does not include any spaces.
country Required 2 letter ISO country code.
phone Required Maximum 20 alphanumeric characters, syntax verified according to EPP.
fax Optional Maximum 20 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
email Required Maximum 64 characters to left of and 63 characters right of "@" sign, alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822..BE owner and tech contact requirements




Two contacts are required for .BE domains: 'owner' and 'tech'.
If you submit other contact types, they are ignored.
Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Required if country = CA or

US Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
postal_code Required Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters.
country Required Maximum length: 2 alphanumeric characters.
phone Required Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
fax Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, syntax verified according to EPP.
email Required Maximum length: 255 alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822.
lang Required Maximum length: 2 alpha characters, must be one of designated languages for .BE (see the language list for .BE).
vat Optional Valid Value-Added Tax registration number of the contact..CA owner, admin, and tech contact requirements




Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required for all except domains using the following legal types (full list here under legal_type):



ABO => 'Aboriginal Peoples (individuals or groups) indigenous to Canada'

CCT => 'Canadian citizen'

LGR => 'Legal Representative of a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident'

RES => 'Permanent Resident of Canada' Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Required A valid 2 letter code for the Canadian province.
Alberta = AB

British Columbia = BC

Manitoba = MB

New Brunswick = NB

Newfoundland and Labrador = NL

Northwest Territories = NT

Nova Scotia = NS

Nunavut = NU

Ontario = ON

Prince Edward Island = PE

Quebec = QC

Saskatchewan = SK

* Yukon = YK

postal_code Required Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
country Required Maximum length: 2 alphanumeric characters

phone Required Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
fax Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters.
email Required Maximum length: 255 alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822.
lang Required The contact's preferred language.
The default is English.
Allowed values are:

EN = English

FR = French




.DE owner contact requirements




Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Required if country = CA or

US Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
postal_code Required Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters.
country Required Maximum length: 2 alphanumeric characters.
phone Required Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
fax Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, if not null syntax verified according to EPP.
email Required Maximum length: 255 alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822.
📘Additional rules




SUM (first_name last_name address1 address2 address3 postal_code city) must not exceed 248 characters.
SUM (org_name address1 address2 address3) not to exceed 255 characters..ES postal codes




When registering a .ES name, the postal code must correspond to the province for each of the contacts.
Refer to the chart below for the two digit postal code prefix that applies to each province.
Postal code prefixProvincePostal code prefixProvince

01 Araba 27 Lugo

02 Albacete 28 Madrid

03 Alicante 29 Malaga

04 Almeria 30 Murcia

05 Avila 31 Navarr

06 Badajoz 32 Ourense

07 Illes Balears 33 Asturias

08 Barcelona 34 Palencia

09 Burgos 35 Palmas, Las

10 Caceres 36 Pontevedra

11 Cadiz 37 Salamanca

12 Castellon 38 Santa Cruz de Tenerife

13 Ciudad Real 39 Cantabria

14 Cordoba 40 Segovia

15 Coruña, A 41 Sevilla

16 Cuenca 42 Soria

17 Girona 43 Tarragona

18 Granada 44 Teruel

19 Guadalajara 45 Toledo

20 Gipuzkoa 46 Valencia

21 Huelva 47 Valladolid

22 Huesca 48 Bizkaia

23 Jaen 49 Zamora

24 Leon 50 Zaragoza

25 Lleida 51 Ceuta

26 Rioja, La 52 Melilla




.EU owner and tech contact requirements




Only two contacts are accepted for .EU domains: 'owner' and 'tech'.
If you submit other contact types, they are ignored.
Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric character

state Optional Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
postal_code Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters.
country Required Maximum length: 2 alphanumeric characters, for owner contact the country must be one of the designated countries for .EU (see the country list for .EU).
phone Required Maximum length: 15 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNN , where C = country code and N = phone number.
fax Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, if not null syntax verified according to EPP.
email Required Maximum length: 255 alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822.
lang Required Maximum length: 2 alpha characters, must be one of designated languages for .EU (see the language list for .EU).
vat Optional Valid Value-Added Tax registration number of the requesting contact..IT contact requirements




Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required if entity_type is not 1 Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Required Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
If country = IT, province must be a valid Italian province.
(See http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ISO_3166-2:IT ).
postal_code Required Maximum length: 16 alphanumeric characters.
If country = IT, postal_code must be a valid Italian postal code.
(See http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/List_of_postal_codes_in_Italy)

country Required The ISO 3166-1 country code for the owner contact.
Maximum length: 2 alphanumeric characters.
(See nationality_code for requirements.)

Note: Be sure to use capital letters.
phone Required Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
fax Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, if not null syntax verified according to EPP.
email Required Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822.
entity_type Required A numeric entry that indicates the type of domain owner.
Valid values are:



1—Italian and foreign natural persons



2—Companies/one man companies



3—Freelance workers/professionals



4—Non-profit organizations



5—Public organizations



6—Other subjects



* 7—Foreigners who match 2-6

nationality_code Optional The ISO 3166-1 code for the nationality of the domain owner.
Maximum length: 2 alphanumeric characters.
If entity_type = 1, nationality or owner's country or both must be an EU country.
If entity_type = 2-6, this value must be IT.
If entity_type = 7, this value must match owner's

country and must be an EU country other than IT.
Note: Be sure to use capital letters.
reg_code Required An identifying number, usually the VAT or Codice Fiscale (numeric tax code).
The value that you need to enter depends on the entity type of the registrant.
Italian citizens must enter their Codice Fiscale.
Non Italians not living in Italy can enter n.a .
Italian companies, freelancers, and other subjects must enter their 11 digit VAT number or tax indentification number.
Italian non-profit organizations must enter their VAT number or tax identification number; however, if they do not have one,they can enter n.a .
* Non Italian entities other than persons (organizations, freelancers, companies, etc.) may enter their VAT number or n.a ..MX contact requirements




Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
state/province Required if country = CA, MX, or US A valid 2 letter code for the state or province.
postal_code Required Maximum 16 alphanumeric characters.
country Required 2 letter ISO country code.
phone Required Maximum 20 alphanumeric characters, syntax verified according to EPP.
fax Optional Optional

Maximum 20 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
email Required Maximum 64 characters to left of and 63 characters right of "@" sign, alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822..PRO contact requirements




The PRO registry does not support extensions in phone and fax numbers.
If you include an extension in the number, for example, +1.4165550123x1234 , the string will be accepted, but the registry drops the extension part of the number and the resulting number becomes +1.4165550123 ..UK transfer-no change-admin contact requirements




Note: The admin contact information is only used by OpenSRS, and the information is not forwarded to the .UK registry.
Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Optional Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Optional Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Optional Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Optional Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Optional Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
postal_code Optional Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
country Optional Maximum length: 2 alphanumeric characters

phone Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional), 7 bit ASCII only.
fax Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters.
email Required Maximum length: 255 alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822..UK contact requirements




Note: Technical contact information is not required or accepted for .UK.
Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
*Must Contain: First Name/Last Name if Individual OR Company name if Organization, cannot be "None"

address1 Required Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum length: 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum length: 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Required if country = CA or

US Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
postal_code Required Maximum length: 32 alphanumeric characters.
country Required Maximum length: 2 alphanumeric characters.
phone Required Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
fax Optional Maximum length: 20 alphanumeric characters.
email Required Maximum length: 255 alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822.
Trust Service contacts




This table lists the contacts that are required for each of the available Trust Service products.
Comodo

AdminBillingTechOrganizationSigner

EV SSL X X X

InstantSSL

PremiumSSL X

PremiumSSL Wildcard

SSL X

SSL Wildcard





GeoTrust

AdminBillingTechOrganizationSigner

QuickSSL X X X

QuickSSL Premium

True BusinessID X X X X

True BusinessID Wildcard

True BusinessID with EV X X X X





SiteLock

AdminBillingTechOrganizationSigner

Basic X

Premium X

SMB Enterprise Secure X

Find X

Fix X

Prevent X

911 X





Symantec

AdminBillingTechOrganizationSigner

SecureSite X X X X

SecureSite

SecureSite with EV X X X X

SecureSite Pro with EV





thawte

AdminBillingTechOrganizationSigner

SSL123 X X X X

SGC SuperCerts

SSL Webserver Certificate X X X X

SSL Webserver Certificate with EV

SSL Webserver Certificate Wildcard X X X X





TRUSTe

AdminBillingTechOrganizationSigner

Privacy Policy X

Privacy Policy with Seal





Trustwave

AdminBillingTechOrganizationSigner

Domain Vetted (DV) X

Premium EV

Premium SSL X

Premium SSL Wildcard





Trust Service Admin, Billing, Signer and Tech contact requirements




Most of the Trust Service products require Admin, Billing, and Tech contact details.
Please note the following exceptions:

Trustwave certificates require only the Admin contact and must include first_name, last_name, address1, city, postal_code, state, country, email, and phone.
Comodo certificates, other than EV, require only the Organization contact, and must include org_name, address1, city, postal_code, state, country, and email.
Comodo EV certificates require Organization, Admin, and Signer contacts, and must include address1, city, postal_code, state, country, email, title, first_name, last_name, phone, and org_name (only for Organization contact).
Note: Fields cannot contain leading or trailing white-spaces.
Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
title Required for thawte and Symantec certs as well as truebizid_ev certs Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name org_name Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Required if country = CA, US, or .ES Maximum 32 alphanumeric characters.
postal_code Required if country = CA or US Maximum 32 alphanumeric characters.
country Required 2 letter ISO country code

phone Required Maximum 20 characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
fax Optional Maximum 20 alphanumeric characters.
email Required Maximum 255 alphanumeric characters, validated according to rfc822.
Trust Service Organization contact requirements




Organization vetted certificates require Organization contact details.
Parameter nameObligationFormat/Constraints

first_name Optional Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
last_name Optional Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
org_name Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
address1 Required Maximum 100 alphanumeric characters.
address2 Optional Maximum 100 alphanumeric characters.
address3 Optional Maximum 100 alphanumeric characters.
city Required Maximum 64 alphanumeric characters.
state Required if country = CA, US, or .ES Maximum 32 alphanumeric characters.
postal_code Required if country = CA or US Maximum 32 alphanumeric characters.
country Required 2 letter ISO country code.
phone Required Maximum 20 characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
fax Optional Maximum 20 alphanumeric characters.
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Table of Contents

This section lists domain contacts for the following TLDs:

Default (EPP) contact requirements
.BE owner and tech contact requirements
.CA owner, admin, and tech contact requirements
.DE owner contact requirements
.ES postal codes
.EU owner and tech contact requirements
.IT contact requirements
.MX contact requirements
.PRO contact requirements
.UK transfer-no change-admin contact requirements
.UK contact requirements

Trust Service contacts

Trust Service Admin, Billing, Signer and Tech contact requirements

Trust Service Organization contact requirements






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Domain Event: Created


This event notification will be generated when a domain is added to the system as a result of any number of actions, including registration, transfer completion, redemption, back-end import, etc.
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Response Parameters for created (domain)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

expiration_date Always returned.
The date upon which the domain is set to expire.
This is returned in UTC ISO8601 format ( Example: 2016-10-14T18:23:40Z).
Example Response for created (domain)





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 11:31:49 27660 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">tucows-13e97b6ef1b1c.com </item> <item key="domain_id">808369</item> <item key="expiration_date">2015-06-19T11:31:47Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">9c3baadb1fae18754ce5d86d94da6ded</item> <item key="event">CREATED</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T15:31:47Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">6</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response Parameters for created (domain)

Example Response for created (domain)






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Domain Event: Deleted


This event notification will be generated when a domain is deleted from the system.
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Response Parameters for deleted (domain)




The attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

deletion_date Always returned.
The date upon which the domain was deleted

reason Always returned.
The reason for the deletion.
Possible values include:



expired

transfered

auction

historical

by-request

delete-domain-api

redemption_grace_period_end_date Always returned.
The date upon which the redemption grace period end.
This is returned in UTC ISO8601 format (Example: 2016-10-14T18:23:40Z)





Example for deleted (domain)





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 11:32:54 27661 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">tucows-845d85fa0ca51.com </item> <item key="redemption_grace_period_end_date"></item> <item key="domain_id">808364</item> <item key="reason">delete-domain-api</item> <item key="deletion_date">2014-06-19T15:32:49Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">8e8c5213c8ae7be450af44e9918a9d97</item> <item key="event">DELETED</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T15:32:49Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated over 4 years ago





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Response Parameters for deleted (domain)

Example for deleted (domain)






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Domain Event: Expired


This event notification is generated when a domain has reached day 0 without being renewed.
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Response Parameters for expired (domain)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

ParametersObligationDefinition/Value

expiration_date Always returned.
The date upon which the domain expired.
This is returned in UTC ISO8601 format (Example: 2016-10-14T18:23:40Z)





Example Response for expired (domain)




XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 13:43:51 8716 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">unit-test-single-status-register-1311624340.info </item> <item key="domain_id">258459</item> <item key="expiration_date">2014-06-19T00:00:00Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">173be0ca55cfd70e8e73bf4d30cd25ce</item> <item key="event">EXPIRED</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T17:43:36Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response Parameters for expired (domain)

Example Response for expired (domain)






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Domain Event: message_status_change




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Response Parameters for message_status_change (domain)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

message_status Always returned The updated status of the message.
Possible values are:

Queued

Sent

* Bounced

message_type Always returned The type of message.
reference_id Always returned The unique message ID.
Example Response for message_status_change (domain)





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2016-12-02 15:24:56 10026 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">somedomain.com </item> <item key="message_type">enduser.icann .trade.new .registrant.approval </item> <item key="domain_id">310499</item> <item key="message_status">QUEUED</item> <item key="reference_id">7814e71bb27b751a33bd79555c08e7546b70ce9b4156cbdea8284864b01733cd104a36e1</item> <item key="to_address">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">d417c52e31e3ff537a034e982546b64f</item> <item key="event">MESSAGE_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2016-12-02T20:24:27Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated over 2 years ago





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Response Parameters for message_status_change (domain)

Example Response for message_status_change (domain)






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Overview



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Domain Event: nameserver_update


This event notification is generated when the nameservers set for a domain have changed.
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Response Parameters for nameserver_update (domain)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

nameserver_list Always returned.
An array of nameservers, as set at the moment of this event.
Response Example for nameserver_update (domain)





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 11:32:29 27661 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">tucows-13e97b6ef1b1c.com </item> <item key="domain_id">808369</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0">parking1.mdnsservice .com</item> <item key="1">parking2.mdnsservice .com</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">b5eeb0e98f95563b72309755e0bfd172</item> <item key="event">NAMESERVER_UPDATE</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T15:32:28Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Response Parameters for nameserver_update (domain)

Response Example for nameserver_update (domain)






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Domain Event: Registered


This event notification is generated when a domain registration has completed.
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Response Parameters for registered (domain)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Response parameterObligationDefinition/Value

expiration_date Always returned.
The date upon which the domain is set to expire.
This is returned in UTC ISO8601 format (Example: 2016-10-14T18:23:40Z)

period Always returned.
The length of the registration period in years





Example Response for registered (domain)





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 11:31:44 27661 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">s-tucows-13e97b6ef1b1c.com </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="domain_id">808368</item> <item key="expiration_date">2015-06-19T15:31:42Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">d282cd475f22b1b0c023de478235e0dc</item> <item key="event">REGISTERED</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T15:31:43Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">7</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated over 2 years ago





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Response Parameters for registered (domain)

Example Response for registered (domain)






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Domain Event: registrant_verification_status_change


This event notification is generated when there is a change to the registrant verification status for a domain.
This provides an update on the state of a registrant's verification.
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Response Parameters for registrant_verification_status_change (domain)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

verification_status Always returned.
The status of the verification.
Possible values include:



unverified The verification process has not been initiated.
The domain does not need to be verified.
pending - The verification process has been initiated, and the verification email will be sent to the registrant.
verifying - The verification process has been initiated and is waiting for registrant response.
verified - The registrant has been verified.
suspended - The domain is suspended and we interrupt the DNS to prevent the domain from resolving.
The domain will be placed on ClientHold.
admin_reviewing - The registrant data has been submitted and is being verified manually by the Tucows Compliance team.
bounced - The registrant verification that we sent from OpenSRS has bounced.
not_applicable





Example Response for registrant_verification_status_change





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 11:31:49 27660 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">tucows-13e97b6ef1b1c.com </item> <item key="domain_id">808369</item> <item key="verification_status">pending</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">f430be6ae0ff7600a1b5214125b0e079</item> <item key="event">REGISTRANT_VERIFICATION_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T15:31:48Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">6</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated almost 3 years ago





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Response Parameters for registrant_verification_status_change (domain)

Example Response for registrant_verification_status_change






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


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Domain Event: Renewed


This event notification is generated when a renewal is processed for a domain, whether it be through auto-renewal, or a manually created renewal order.
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Response Parameters for renewed (domain)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

expiration_date Always returned.
The date upon which the domain is set to expire.
This is returned in UTC ISO8601 format (Example: 2016-10-14T18:23:40Z)

period Always returned.
The length of the registration period in years.
<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 11:32:18 27657 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">tucows-13e97b6ef1b1c.com </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="domain_id">808369</item> <item key="expiration_date">2016-06-19T15:31:47Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">09c200310d163449b2da98d31761f30c</item> <item key="event">RENEWED</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T15:32:16Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">4</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Domain Event: zone_check_status_change


Applicable only for .de and .fr domains, this event notification will be generated when the DNS/ZONE check has passed or failed at the registry.
If the DNS/ZONE check remains invalid for an extended period, there is a risk that the domain will be disabled by the registry.
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Response Parameters for zone_check_status_change (domain)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

zone_check_status Always returned The updated result or status of the DNS/zone check.
Possible values include:



* valid invalid





Example Response for (zone_check_status_change)





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 13:32:48 8716 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">something-with-bad-dns.de </item> <item key="domain_id">307255</item> <item key="zone_check_status">invalid</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">bf7b2cf6d8e835324241a4eae7be4ee5</item> <item key="event">ZONE_CHECK_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T17:31:51Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated over 2 years ago





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Response Parameters for zone_check_status_change (domain)

Example Response for (zone_check_status_change)






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enable_designated_agent


Grants permission for Tucows to act as the Designated Agent on behalf of a New Registrant.
This setting needs to be submitted prior to the actual Change of Registrant request.
If enabled, the New Registrant (by its combination of firstname, lastname, organization and email) will be flagged as having accepted Tucows as their Designated Agent, so that Tucows will accept subsequent Change of Registrant requests without requesting further confirmation from the New Registrant.
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Request Parameters enable_designated_agent





Standard parameters:




action = enable_designated_agent

object = icann_trade_registrant

protocol = XCP





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

owner Required Contains contact details of a New Registrant.
Contact details are submitted as a list of required sub-items.
The list of required sub-items consists of:



- first_name

- last_name

- org_name

- email

ip_address Required The IP address of the registrant modifying the setting.
Response Parameters enable_designated_agent





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = reply

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for enable_designated_agent




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">icann_trade_registrant</item> <item key="action">enable_designated_agent</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="org_name">Example Corp.</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> <item key="first_name">John</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="ip_address">0.0 .0.0 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="object">ICANN_TRADE_REGISTRANT</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Request Parameters enable_designated_agent

Standard parameters:

Attributes

Response Parameters enable_designated_agent

Standard parameters

Examples for enable_designated_agent






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Event Notifications Overview




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To receive event notifications about a specific transaction or event, the event notification feature must first be enabled for that transaction in the Reseller Control Panel.
This can be accomplished from Account Settings > Event notifications.
Simply enable the poll feature under Global Settings and check off any relevant transaction from the Individual Notifications Settings list.
In this section, you will find:

Standard event notification parameters — Lists the standard parameters that apply to every event.
Standard parameters domain event notifications

Standard parameters for order event notifications

Standard parameters for transfer event notifications

Standard parameters for trust order event notifications



Event types:

Created (domain)



Registered (domain)



Renewed (domain)



Expired (domain)



Deleted (domain)



Nameserver_update (domain)



Registrant_verification_status_change (domain)



Zone_check_status_change (domain)



Message_status_change (domain)



Claim_status_change (order)



Status_change (order)



Message_status_change (order)



Status_change (transfer)



Message_status_change (transfer)



Message_status_change (trust_order)





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Examples for contact set




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Rather than including the entire contact set in every command example in this guide, where it is required, contact details are listed in a separate topic.
Every command that requires contact details contains an ellipsis (...) that links to the topic where the contact_set parameter is defined.
This example shows a portion of the sw_register command with a link to the contact_set example:



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew"/> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="contact_set"> ...
see "Contact Set" </item> ...
Example for contact set
...
<item key='contact_set'> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Tim</item> <item key="last_name">Tucker</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1243 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3">Tech</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> ...
Updated about 2 years ago





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force_dns_nameservers


Changes the nameservers on your domain to use the DNS nameservers: ns1.systemdns .com, ns2.systemdns .com, and ns3.systemdns .com.
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Request parameters for force_dns_nameservers





Standard parameters




action = force_dns_nameservers

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain whose nameservers you want to change to the DNS nameservers ns1.systemdns .com, ns2.systemdns .com, and ns3.systemdns .com.
Response parameters for force_dns_nameservers





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for force_dns_nameservers




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">FORCE_DNS_NAMESERVERS</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for force_dns_nameservers

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for force_dns_nameservers

Standard parameters

Examples for force_dns_nameservers






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gdpr_send_consent_reminder_email


Resends the GDPR consent reminder email to the domain owner contact.
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Request Parameters





Standard parameters:




action = gdpr_send_consent_reminder_email

object = domain

protocol = XCP





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain for which the consent reminder email is being sent.
Response Parameters





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">gdpr_send_consent_reminder_email</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">gdprtesting.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">GDPR consent reminder email request has been submitted</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request Parameters

Standard parameters:

Attributes

Response Parameters

Standard parameters

Example






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get (DNSSEC)


Returns list of all DS records for a domain.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get

object = domain





Request attributes




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
type Required The type of query, use the value 'dnssec' to retrieve dnssec information.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

dnssec Always returned Contains an array specifying the DNSSEC details to be added.
For more information, please see the dnssec table below.
Response parameters within the dnssec array includes the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

algorithm Always returned The cryptographic algorithm that generates the signature.
Allowed values are:



5—RSA/SHA-1

6—DSA-NSEC3/SHA1

7—RSASHA1-NSEC3/SHA1

8—RSA/SHA-256

10—RSA/SHA-512

253—Private [PRIVATEDNS]

254—Private [PRIVATEOID]

key_tag Always returned An integer value that identifies the DNSSEC record for this domain name.
digest_type Always returned The algorithm type that constructs the digest, allowed values are:

1—SHA-1

2—SHA-256

3—GOST

4—SHA-384

digest Always returned The digest is an alpha-numeric string value.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">dnssec</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dnssec"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="algorithm">5</item> <item key="key_tag">333</item> <item key="digest">da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709</item> <item key="digest_type">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response parameters Response attributes





Example






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get (domain)


Queries various types of data regarding the user's domain.
The list type queries the list of domains associated with the user's profile.
The list type can also be used to return a list of domains that expire within a specified range.
The nameservers type returns the nameservers currently acting as DNS servers for the domain.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get

object = domain

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





📘Note




The get_domain command will return results if a domain is active or in the expiration grace period, but it will not return results once a domain is deleted during and after the redemption period.
Also, this command may be used without end-user credentials when using type=admin, all_info, billing, expire_action, forwarding_email (.NAME only), list, tech, owner, nameservers, status, rsp_whois_info, ced_info, nexus_info, or whois_privacy_state.
Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
type Required The type of query, allowed values are:



admin—Returns admin contact information.
billing— Returns billing contact information.
owner— Returns owner contact information.
tech— Returns tech contact information.
all_info—Returns all information.
auto_renew_flag—Returns domain auto-renew flag value.
domain_auth_info— Returns domain authorization code, if applicable.
expire_action— Returns the action to be taken upon domain expiry, specifically whether to auto-renew the domain, or let it expire silently.
forwarding_email— Returns forwarding email for .NAME 2nd level.
list— Returns list of domains in the same profile or returns list of domains for user using cookie method.
nameservers— Returns nameserver information.
registry_dates—Returns domain created, expiry and last updated dates from the registry.
rsp_whois_info— Returns name and contact information for RSP.
status— Returns lock or escrow status of the domain.
tld_data—Returns additional information that is required by some registries, such as the residency of the registrant.
waiting history— Returns information on asynchronous requests.
whois_privacy_state— Returns the state for the WHOIS Privacy feature: enabled, disabled, enabling, or disabling.
Note: If the TLD does not allow WHOIS Privacy, always returns Disabled.
whois_publicity_state— Returns the state for the WHOIS Publicity feature: enabled, disabled.
Note: If the TLD does not allow WHOIS Privacy, always returns Disabled.
TLD specific types:



au_registrant_info—Returns the current .AU registrant information for .AU domains.
ca_whois_display_setting—Returns the current CIRA Whois Privacy setting for .CA domains.
ced_info—Returns the current CED info for .ASIA domains.
CED info is optional as of July 15th, 2017.
it_registrant_info—Returns the current registrant info for .IT domains.
it_whois_display_setting—Returns the current Whois Privacy setting for .IT domains.
nexus_info—Returns the nexus information for .US domains.
uk_whois_opt—Returns the Whois Privacy setting for .UK domains.
xpack_waiting_history—Returns the state of completed/cancelled requests not yet deleted from the database for .DK domains.
All completed/cancelled requests are deleted from the database two weeks after they move to final state.
xxx_ipr_data—Returns the current IPR data for .XXX domains.
min_to_expiry

max_to_expiry Required if:

type = list Defines the expiration range (in days): to fetch the list of domains that are between min_to_expiry and max_to_expiry before expiration date.
Note: If min_to_expiry is not provided, it defaults to 0.
If min_to_expiry > max_to_expiry, the list is empty.
These parameters can have negative values, which means days past the expiration date.
For example, -5 means 5 days past the expiration date.
active_contacts_only Optional Retrieves the currently active contact information for owner, admin, billing and tech, as they are currently set on the domain.
This info will be returned regardless of whether there is a pending trade in progress.
page Optional Determines which page to retrieve, using the page number.
The page index starts at 0 (zero).
limit Optional The maximum number of domains to return per page.
clean_ca_subset Optional Determines the type of contact_set values that are returned for .CA domains when type = admin or tech.
Note: If clean_ca_subset = 1, the address data is returned as standard address fields (address1, address2, and address3).
If clean_ca_subset is not specified, the query returns the values addr_address_number, addr_corporative, addr_office, addr_orientation, addr_street_cat, and addr_street_name along with the standard address fields (address1, address2, and address3).
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




The response message returned varies depending on the value of the type field that was used to send the request, each type is broken down below.
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type = admin, billing, owner, or tech




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

contact_set Returned when:

type = owner, admin, billing, or tech and is_success = true An associative array containing the contact information of the requested type.
For details on contact fields, see: Contact Set.
gdpr_consent_status Returned when:

type = all_info or type = owner Displays whether or not the registrant has completed the GDPR consent requirements.
Possible values

NONE

PENDING

PENDING_ASYNC

ACCEPTED_CONTRACTUAL_MINIMUM

ACCEPTED_FULL

DENIED

FORCED_ALL_CONTRACTUAL



descr Returned when:

type = owner, admin, billing, or tech and is_success = true The domain description.
status Always returned The status of the contact.
Possible values

active

pending_current_registrant - waiting on action from the current owner/registrant of the domain.
pending_new_registrant - waiting on action from the registrant/owner to whom the domain is pending transfer.
Note:

When a pending_current_registrant or pending_new_registrant value is displayed, the contact information included in the response is that which will be displayed in whois once the trade is complete.
Both pending_current_registrant and pending_new_registrant will only ever be returned for gTLDs.
Examples




Example 1: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">owner</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="org_name">Widgets Co</item> <item key="phone">+1.8885555555 </item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> <item key="address2"></item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K 3M1</item> <item key="fax"></item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Avenue</item> <item key="first_name">Ralph</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2: clean_ca_subset = 1 RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="clean_ca_subset">1</item> <item key="type">admin</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2"></item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="postal_code">M1M1M1</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="org_name">Example Company</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551212 </item> <item key="fax"></item> <item key="first_name">Marlin</item> <item key="last_name">Wilk</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="lang">EN</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3: Without clean_ca_subset RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">admin</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="addr_address_number"></item> <item key="addr_corporative"></item> <item key="addr_office"></item> <item key="addr_orientation"></item> <item key="addr_street_cat"></item> <item key="addr_street_name">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2"></item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="postal_code">M1M1M1</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="org_name">Example Company</item> <item key="first_name">Marlin</item> <item key="last_name">Wilk</item> <item key="lang">EN</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551212 </item> <item key="fax"></item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 4: Without end-user credentials RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone='yes'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mydomain.com </item> <item key="type">admin</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone='yes'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="org_name">Empire Limited Inc.</item> <item key="first_name">George</item> <item key="last_name">Walsh</item> <item key="address1">44 Hemlock St.</item> <item key="address2"></item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="city">Tampa</item> <item key="state">Florida</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90211</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551122 </item> <item key="fax"></item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = all_info




The response message consists of a combination of the fields used for type = nameserver, and type = owner, admin, tech, or billing.
The contact_set contains a type for each possible contact type.
Also returns the fields: auto_renew, expiredate, let_expire, sponsoring_rsp as per the Extended Results of type = list.
ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

affiliate_id Returned if applicable and is_success = 1 The affiliate id associated with the domain.
descr Returned when:

type = all_info

and is_success = 1 The text of the domain description.
dns_errors Returned when:

type = all_info

and is_success = 1 The text of the DNS errors.
nameserver_list Returned when:

type = all_info

and is_success = 1 A list of nameservers.
Each nameserver is represented as an anonymous associative array.
For more information, see the Nameserver_List table below.
registry_createdate Returned when:

type = all_info

and is_success = 1 The date that the domain was created at the Registry.
registry_expiredate Returned when: type = all_info.
Only if the Registry provides this information.
The domain's expiry date as recorded at the Registry.
registry_transferdate Returned when: type = all_info.
Only if the Registry provides this information and the domain was transferred.
The Registry's record of when the domain was transferred.
registry_updatedate Returned when:

type = all_info

Only if the Registry provides this information.
The date the domain was last updated at the Registry.
sponsoring_rsp Returned when:

type = all_info

and is_success = 1 Indicates if the domain is under your reseller profile:



0—Domain is provisioned by a different reseller



1—Domain is under your reseller profile (logged- in reseller)

tld_data Returned for:

Required for specific TLDs when:

type = all_info and is_success = 1 An associative array containing registrant information.
For more information, see: tld_data.
Parameters within the nameserver_list associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

ip_address Returned if the nameserver has an IPv4 address.
The IPv4 address of the nameserver.
ipv6 Returned if the nameserver has an IPv6 address.
The IPv6 address of the nameserver.
name Returned when type = all_info The name of the nameserver.
sort_order Returned when type = all_info The nameserver sort order.
Examples




Example 1: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">all_info</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="registry_updatedate">2016-04-22 05:36:05</item> <item key="sponsoring_rsp">1</item> <item key="registry_createdate">2010-01-03 06:48:18</item> <item key="affiliate_id"></item> <item key="expiredate">2017-01-03 06:48:18</item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="tld_data"></item> <item key="registry_expiredate">2017-01-03 06:48:18</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">21.40 .33.21 </item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">207.136 .100.142 </item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">24.22 .23.28 </item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">patrick.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">24.22 .23.24 </item> <item key="sortorder">4</item> <item key="name">qa1.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="4"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">24.22 .23.25 </item> <item key="sortorder">5</item> <item key="name">qa2.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2: .CA domain RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.ca </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="limit">10</item> <item key="type">all_info</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registry_createdate">2009-10-26 00:00:00</item> <item key="fqdn2">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="legal_type">CCT</item> <item key="fqdn1">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sponsoring_rsp">1</item> <item key="expiredate">2010-10-26 00:00:00</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="registry_expiredate">2010-10-26 00:00:00</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="ipaddress"></item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="ipaddress"></item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="ipaddress"></item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="org_name">Setter Sanctuary</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak St.</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="postal_code">M1M1M1</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="phone">+14165551212</item> <item key="fax"></item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="org_name">Setter Sanctuary</item> <item key="phone">+14165551212</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="last_name">Wilk</item> <item key="address2"></item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="lang">EN</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="postal_code">M1M1M1</item> <item key="fax"></item> <item key="address1"> 123 Oak St.</item> <item key="first_name">Marlin</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="org_name">Setter Sanctuary</item> <item key="phone">+14165551212</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="last_name">Wilk</item> <item key="address2"></item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="lang">EN</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="postal_code">M1M1M1</item> <item key="fax"></item> <item key="address1"> 123 Oak St.</item> <item key="first_name">Robson</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="domain_description"></item> <item key="fqdn3">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3: .AU domain RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com .au</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">all_info</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="au_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="eligibility_type">Charity</item> <item key="registrant_id">38 144 482 002</item> <item key="registrant_id_type">ABN</item> <item key="registrant_name">Example Company Ltd</item> <item key="policy_reason">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="registry_createdate">2010-09-22 18:29:35</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="sponsoring_rsp">1</item> <item key="expiredate">2012-09-22 18:29:35</item> <item key="registry_expiredate">2012-09-22 18:29:35</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="ipaddress"></item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="ipaddress"></item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="registry_updatedate">2010-09-22 18:30:05</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 4: .XXX domain RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.xxx </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">all_info</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="ipr_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="icm_membership_id">123456</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </item> <item key="registry_updatedate">2011-11-29 21:16:04</item> <item key="sponsoring_rsp">1</item> <item key="registry_createdate">2011-11-29 21:11:25</item> <item key="expiredate">2012-11-29 21:11:25</item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="registry_expiredate">2012-11-29 21:11:25</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="ipaddress" /> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="ipaddress" /> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = domain_auth_info




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain_auth_info Returned when:

type = domain_auth_info

and is_success = 1 Authentication password for the domain.
This facilitates transfers to others domain_auth_info registrars.
Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">domain_auth_info</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_auth_info">ewgnRwnH</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = expire_action




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

auto_renew Returned when:

type = expire_action and is_success = 1 Indicates domain auto-renew setting:



0—Do not auto-renew



1—Auto-renew.
expiredate Returned when:

type = expire_action and is_success = 1 The date that the domain is set to expire, in the format

YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MM:SS

let_expire Returned when:

type = expire_action and is_success = 1 Indicates whether the domain is set to expire silently:



0—Do not expire silently.
1—Expire silently



For more information, see “Renewing domains”.
Example




Example: Standard request This command returns the action that occurs on domain expiry, in particular whether the domain will renew automatically, or silently expires.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">expire_action</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="expiredate">2017-01-01 06:48:18</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = forwarding_email




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

forwarding_email Returned when:

type = forwarding_email

and is_success = 1 The domain's e-mail address that is used for forwarding purposes.
Example




Example: Standard request This type is currently for use with .NAME domains which have been bundled or have been upgraded with email forwarding.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.name </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">forwarding_email</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="forwarding_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = list




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

count Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 The count (total number) of domain names in the

current user profile.
domain_list Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 An array of domain name hashes.
For compatibility reasons, if you set

with_encoding_types attribute in the request to

0 or don't set it at all, then you get an array of

scalars, domain names.
For more information, see “Domain_List” table below.
ext_results Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 An array of extended results that indicate the domains and their expiry dates.
For more information, see the Ext_Results table below.
remainder Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 A Boolean variable indicating whether there are more domains in the list:



0—No more domains.
1—More domains to be listed





Parameters within the domain_list associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 Fully qualified domain name.
encoding_type Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 The three-character tag that represents the language encoding type for the domain.
For a list of languages and codes, see “AppendixC:

Encoding Types for IDNs”.
Parameters within the ext_results associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

auto_renew Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 Status of the auto-renew flag:



0—Do not auto-renew

1—Auto-renew

expiredate Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 Expiration date of the domain.
has_whois_privacy Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 Indicates whether WHOIS Privacy is enabled:



0—Disabled

1—Enabled

let_expire Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 Status of the let-expire flag:



0—Don't expire domain silently

1—Expire domain silently

lock_state Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 Flag indicating if the domain is locked to prevent transfers:



0—Not locked

1—Locked

sponsoring_rsp Returned when:

type = list

and is_success = 1 Flag indicating if the domain is sponsored by the reseller making the call:



0—Not sponsoring RSP

1—Sponsoring RSP





Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">list</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ext_results"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="firstdomain.net "> <dt_assoc> <item key="wp_service">0</item> <item key="wp_expiredate">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="expiredate">2016-10-05 21:59:59</item> <item key="sponsoring_rsp">1</item> <item key="lock_state">0</item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="has_whois_privacy">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="seconddomain.co .nz"> <dt_assoc> <item key="wp_service">0</item> <item key="wp_expiredate">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="expiredate">2016-09-21 21:52:19</item> <item key="sponsoring_rsp">1</item> <item key="lock_state">1</item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="has_whois_privacy">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="yourdomain.com "> <dt_assoc> <item key="wp_service">0</item> <item key="wp_expiredate">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="expiredate">2017-01-03 06:48:18</item> <item key="sponsoring_rsp">1</item> <item key="lock_state">1</item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="has_whois_privacy">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="thirddomain.org .uk"> <dt_assoc> <item key="wp_service">0</item> <item key="wp_expiredate">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="expiredate">2016-09-18 15:01:10</item> <item key="sponsoring_rsp">1</item> <item key="lock_state">0</item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="has_whois_privacy">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="count">4</item> <item key="remainder">0</item> <item key="domain_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0">firstdomain.net </item> <item key="1">seconddomain.co .nz</item> <item key="2">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="3">thirddomain.org .uk</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = nameservers




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

nameserver_list Returned when:

type = nameservers

and is_success = 1 A list of nameservers.
Each nameserver is represented as an anonymous associative array.
For more information, see the Nameserver_List table below.
Parameters within the nameserver_list associative array are described below.
ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

ipaddress Returned when:

type = nameservers IP address of the nameserver

name Returned when:

type = nameservers Fully qualified domain name of the nameserver.
sortorder Returned when:

type = nameservers Sort order of this nameserver.
The sortorder does not necessarily start at 0 and there may be gaps between nameserver entries.
It does indicate the relative sorting order of the nameservers.
The sort order value must be preserved for nameserver modification commands.
Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">nameservers</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">nameservers</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">21.40 .33.21 </item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipaddress">207.136 .100.142 </item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = rsp_whois_info




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

business Returned when:

type = rsp_whois_info

and is_success = 1 The business name of the RSP.
domain_enabled Returned when:

type = rsp_whois_info

and is_success = 1 Indicates whether this feature enabled for given domain:



Y—Enabled

N—Disabled

email Returned when:

type = rsp_whois_info

and is_success = 1 Email address of the RSP.
phone Returned when:

type = rsp_whois_info

and is_success = 1 Phone number of the RSP.
rsp_enabled Returned when type =

rsp_whois_info and

is_success = 1 Indicates whether this feature is enabled or disabled by RSP:



Y—Enabled

N—Disabled

url Returned when type =

rsp_whois_info and

is_success = 1 The URL of the RSP.
Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">rsp_whois_info</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="url" /> <item key="domain_enabled">Y</item> <item key="rsp_enabled">Y</item> <item key="fax" /> <item key="business">Example</item> <item key="opt_info">This company may be contacted for domain login/passwords, DNS/Nameserver changes, and general domain support questions.</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350123 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = status




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

auctionescrow Returned when:

type = status

and domain is in auction escrow.
Indicates whether the domain has been placed in auction escrow.
If in auction escrow, the domain cannot be renewed.
0—Not in escrow.
1—In escrow.
can_modify Returned when:

type = status

and is_success = 1 Indicates whether the lock state can be modified during this session:



0—Cannot be modified.
1—Can be modified.
domain_supports Returned when:

type = status

and is_success = 1 Indicates whether the TLD is one that supports domain locking:



0—Does not support domain locking.
1—Supports domain locking

lock_state Returned when:

type = status

and is_success = 1 Indicates whether the domain is locked:



0—Not locked.
1—Locked.
parkp_status Optional Indicates if the domain is enabled for the Parked Pages service.
Values are Enabled, Activating, or blank.
If returned but left blank, the domain is not enabled.
transfer_away_in_progress Optional If returned, indicates that the domain is in the process of being transferred away.
Value is 1.
📘Note:




The domain_supports and can_modify attributes are different in that a

TLD from a registry that supports domain locking always returns 1 for

domain_supports, but the state of the current session as well as the internal

state of the domain at OpenSRS affects can_modify.
This is only true when

all of the following conditions are met:

Request is done through the sponsoring reseller for the domain.
The TLD for the domain is one that supports locking at the registry level.
The domain is not locked internally by OpenSRS.
Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponseResponse (If being transferred away)

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="type">status</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="can_modify">0</item> <item key="domain_supports">1</item> <item key="auctionescrow">1</item> <item key="parkp_status">enabled</item> <item key="lock_state">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="can_modify">0</item> <item key="domain_supports">1</item> <item key="parkp_status" /> <item key="lock_state">0</item> <item key="transfer_away_in_progress">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = tld_data




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

tld_data Returned for:
.ASIA, .AR, .AU, .BR, .CL, .COOP, .DE, .DK, .FI, .HK, .HU, .IT, .JOBS, .LV, .MX, .NO, .PM, .PRO, .PT, .RE, .RO, .RU, .SE, .TF, .US, .WF, .XXX, .YT, and .ZA domains when type tld_data and is_success = true An associative array containing registrant information.
For more information, see “tld_data”.
Example




Example 1: .ASIA domain RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.asia </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">tld_data</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ced_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="legal_entity_type_info">proprietorship</item> <item key="locality_state_prov">NSW</item> <item key="id_type">other</item> <item key="contact_type">tech</item> <item key="locality_city">Sydney</item> <item key="locality_country">AU</item> <item key="id_type_info">driver\'s license</item> <item key="legal_entity_type">other</item> <item key="id_number">AB1234567</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2: .COOP domain RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.coop </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">tld_data</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="coop_verification_code">123456789</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3: .DK domain RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.dk </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">tld_data</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> <item key="registrant_vat_id">123456789</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 4: .JOBS domain RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.jobs </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">tld_data</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="jobs_admin_type">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_industry_type">Supply Chain Management</item> <item key="jobs_title">HR Generalist</item> <item key="jobs_association_member">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_website">http://www.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 5: .LV and .COM.LV domains RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com .lv</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">tld_data</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">individual</item> <item key="id_card_number">987654321</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 6: .PRO domain RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">tld_data</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.pro </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key='protocol'>XCP</item> <item key='action'>REPLY</item> <item key='object'>DOMAIN</item> <item key='response_text'>Query Successful</item> <item key='response_code'>200</item> <item key='is_success'>1</item> <item key='attributes'> <dt_assoc> <item key='tld_data'> <dt_assoc> <item key='professional_data'> <dt_assoc> <item key='profession'>Dentist</item> <item key='license_number'>123456789</item> <item key='authority_website'>http://www.cda - adc.ca /</item> Association</item> <item key='authority'>Canadian Dental </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = waiting history




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">waiting_history</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="record_count">0</item> <item key="waiting_history"> <dt_array /> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = whois_privacy_state




ParameterObligationDefinition / Value

state Returned when:

type = whois_privacy_state

and is_success = 1 WHOIS Privacy state: enabled, disabled, enabling (in process), or disabling (in process).
Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">whois_privacy_state</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="state">enabled</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = whois_publicity_state




ParameterObligationDefinition / Value

state Returned when:

type = whois_publicity_state

and is_success = 1 WHOIS Publicity state: enabled, disabled.
Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">whois_publicity_state</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="state">enabled</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = ca_whois_display_setting




Parameters within the ca_whois_display_setting associative array are described below.
ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

display Returned if:

is_success = 1 Indicates the current setting for the CIRA WHOIS Privacy setting.
Allowed values are:



PRIVATE — Personal information is not displayed on WHOIS lookups.
FULL — Personal information such as name, address, telephone number and email address is displayed on WHOIS lookups.
individual Returned if:

is_success = 1 Indicates whether the domain owner is an individual registrant.
Only individual registrants (Canadian citizens, Permanent residents, Legal representatives, Aboriginal peoples) can change their CIRA Whois Privacy setting.
Allowed values are Y or N.
For more information, see “.CA registrations”.
Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">ca_whois_display_setting</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="individual">Y</item> <item key="display">FULL</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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type = xpack_waiting_history




ParameterObligationDefinition / Value

record_count Returned when

type = xpack_waiting_history

and is_success = 1 The number of completed/cancelled requests not yet deleted from the database for xpack domains.
waiting_history Returned when

type = xpack_waiting_history

and is_success = 1 The history of the request.
For more information, see the waiting_history table below.
Waiting_History:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition / Value

create_time Returned when:

type = xpack_waiting_history

and is_success = 1 The date and time the request was initiated, in the format DD-MMM-YYYY hh:mm:ss.
current_state Returned when:

type = xpack_waiting_history

and is_success = 1 The current state of the request.
reg_type Returned when:

type = xpack_waiting_history

and is_success = 1 Type of request.
Completed and cancelled requests are deleted from the database two weeks after they move to final state.
xpack_req_id Returned when:

type = xpack_waiting_history

and is_success = 1 The identification number of the request.
Example




Example: Standard request RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">xpack_waiting_history</item> <item key="limit">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="record_count">1</item> <item key="waiting_history"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="xpack_req_id">156013</item> <item key="current_state">INITIATE</item> <item key="create_time">05-JAN-2006 03:25:18</item> <item key="req_type">domain_change</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response parameters Response attributes

type = admin, billing, owner, or tech

type = all_info

type = domain_auth_info

type = expire_action

type = forwarding_email

type = list

type = nameservers

type = rsp_whois_info

type = status

type = tld_data

type = waiting history

type = whois_privacy_state

type = whois_publicity_state

type = ca_whois_display_setting

type = xpack_waiting_history






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get (nameserver)


Queries nameservers that exist in the current user profile.
These nameservers may or may not be currently assigned to a domain.
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Request parameters for get (nameserver)





Standard parameters




action = get

object = nameserver

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
name Required Specify all.
Response parameters for get (nameserver)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = nameserver

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request attributes





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

nameserver_list Returned if

is_success = true A list (array) of nameservers, each of which can contain any of the attributes listed in the Nameserver_List table below.
Nameserver_List




Parameters within the nameserver_list associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

can_delete Always returned A flag indicating whether the nameserver is currently serving a domain in OpenSRS.
To delete a nameserver with can_delete set to zero, it must first be un-assigned from the domain it serves.
Note: If the registry in which the nameserver object resides is serving a domain outside of OpenSRS, a delete_nameserver action returns an error, and the nameserver is not deleted.
0—Nameserver can be deleted.
1—Nameserver cannot be deleted.
ipaddress Returned if the nameserver has an Ipv4 address The IPv4 address of the nameserver.
Note: This parameter is always required for .DE, even if ipv6 is submitted.
ipv6 Returned if the nameserver has an Ipv6 address The IPv6 address of the nameserver.
Note: This parameter is not supported for .CN.
name Always returned The fully qualified domain name of the nameserver.
Examples for get (nameserver)





Example 1




This example returns information about an IPv4 nameserver.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">all</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="can_delete">1</item> <item key="ipaddress">191.11 .121.111 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="can_delete">0</item> <item key="ipaddress">11.111 .121.111 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




This example returns information about an IPv6 nameserver.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">all</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="can_delete">1</item> <item key="ipv6">2a00:1450:4008:c00:0:0:0:1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns4.systemdns .com</item> <item key="can_delete">0</item> <item key="ipv6">2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for get (nameserver)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for get (nameserver)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Nameserver_List

Examples for get (nameserver)

Example 1

Example 2






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get subreseller


Returns information about a subreseller account.
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Standard parameters




action = get

object = subreseller





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

username Required Username of the subreseller.
Response parameters for get subreseller





Standard parameters




action = reply

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

allowed_tld_list Returned if is_success = true List of TLDs that the subreseller is allowed to sell.
ccp_enabled Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether credit card payments are allowed for the subreseller.
N—No

Y—Yes

cert_permission Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether the subreseller is allowed to sell SSL Certificates.
0—No

1—Yes

contact_set Returned if is_success = true Sub-Reseller’s contact information.
The admin contact for a subreseller is the Emergency Contact, which is not the same as a domain admin contact.
The following values are required for the subreseller admin contact: first_name, last_name, org_name, phone, and email.
The tech contact, can include any of the fields explained in the contact_set section; however, it must include first_name, last_name, org_name, address1, city, phone, and email.
If country is Canada or U.S , it also includes the state and postal code parameters.
low_balance_email Returned if is_success = true The email address to which notices are sent when the subreseller's account balance falls to a predefined level.
nameservers Optional List of default nameservers for the subreseller.
payment_email Optional The email address to which payment notices are sent.
pricing_plan Returned if is_success= true The pricing plan assigned to the subreseller.
reseller_id Returned if is_success= true The ID of the reseller who created and manages the subreseller.
status Returned if is_success= true Set the status of the account.
Allowed values are active, onhold, locked, canceled, and paid_only.
storefront_rwi Optional Indicates whether the Storefront link displays in the RWI for this subreseller (and hence whether the subreseller can configure a Storefront).
N—Do not display the Store front link



Y—Display the Store front link

system_status_email Returned if is_success= true The email address that will receive system status messages.
url Optional The web address of the account.
username Returned if is_success= true Username for the new subreseller.
Examples for get subreseller




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">SUBRESELLER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="username">subtest</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SUBRESELLER</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Query Successful</item> <item key="pricing_plan_id">84</item> <item key="pricing_plan">silver</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="system_status_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="low_balance_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="status">cancelled</item> <item key="cert_permission">0</item> <item key="nameservers"> <dt_assoc> <item key="fqdn4" /> <item key="fqdn2">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="fqdn5" /> <item key="fqdn1">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="fqdn6" /> <item key="fqdn3" /> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="payment_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="username">subtest</item> <item key="allowed_tld_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.cc</item> <item key="1">.com.vc </item> <item key="2">.net</item> <item key="3">.com</item> <item key="4">.nl</item> <item key="5">.mobi</item> <item key="6">.fr</item> <item key="7">.tv</item> <item key="8">.ltd.uk </item> <item key="9">.co.uk </item> <item key="10">.me.uk </item> <item key="11">.vc</item> <item key="12">.at</item> <item key="13">.info</item> <item key="14">.it</item> <item key="15">.ch</item> <item key="16">.net.uk </item> <item key="17">.mx</item> <item key="18">.us</item> <item key="19">.es</item> <item key="20">.org.vc </item> <item key="21">.asia</item> <item key="22">.org</item> <item key="23">.be</item> <item key="24">.tel</item> <item key="25">.eu</item> <item key="26">.net.vc </item> <item key="27">.plc.uk </item> <item key="28">.biz</item> <item key="29">.ca</item> <item key="30">.name</item> <item key="31">.de</item> <item key="32">.dk</item> <item key="33">.org.uk </item> <item key="34">.li</item> <item key="35">.me</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="wsb_permission">0</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="org_name" /> <item key="phone">+1.4165551234 </item> <item key="phone2">+1.4165551123 </item> <item key="first_name">John</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="org_name">Sub Reseller Company Inc.</item> <item key="first_name">John</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> <item key="title">CEO</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551122 x333</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165551221 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="address1">55 Reseller Ave</item> <item key="address2">Suite 99</item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="city">New York</item> <item key="state">NY</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code"> 70218</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="storefront_rwi">Y</item> <item key="ccp_enabled">Y</item> <item key="reseller_id">9782</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Attributes

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Attributes

Examples for get subreseller






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get (subuser)


Queries a domain's sub-user data.
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Request parameters for get (subuser)





Standard parameters




action = get

object = subuser

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)

username = name of the user (parent) account





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
Response parameters for get (subuser)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = subuser

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following.
(If there is no sub-user on the domain, the attributes are empty.)

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

d Returned if is_success = true The sub-user's ID.
permission Returned if is_success = true The sub-user's permission level.
The permissio value is a bit mask indicating which parts of th domain information the sub-user can change.
1—Owner

2—Admin

4—Billing

8—Tech

16—Nameservers

32—Rsp_whois_info

username Returned if is_success = true The sub-user's username.
Examples for get (subuser)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get</item> <item key="object">subuser</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="username">aaaa</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SUBUSER</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="permission">2</item> <item key="username">subludak</item> <item key="id">2532880</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Attributes

Response parameters for get (subuser)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for get (subuser)






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get (userinfo)


Retrieves a user's general information.
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Request parameters for get (userinfo)





Standard parameters




action = get

object = user_info





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
Response parameters for get (userinfo)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = userinfo

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request



The Reseller Agent (RSA) could respond with a 250 response_code, which indicates that the action was submitted for processing in an asynchronous registry.
OpenSRS processes the request when the registry's reply is received.
Performing a get userinfo command indicates if there is an action currently waiting on a domain.
This information can be used to alert the user that there is a waiting request.
Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

capabilities Returned if is_success = true An associative array containing parameters specific to the action.
dns_errors Returned for .DE if is_success = true This contains the DNS errors if any, in text format .DE only

domain Returned if is_success = true Fully qualified domain name.
IDN names are returned in Punycode for .COM/.NET and in RACE for .ORG.
domain_count Returned if is_success = true Total number of domains in the current user profile.
A domain count > 1 indicates that the get domain list action is possible.
encoding_type Optional Encoding type for the domain.
For a list of languages and codes, see

“Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs”.
expiredate Returned if is_success= true Expiration date for the domain as specified in the 'domain' field.
f_owner Returned if is_success= true A flag indicating whether the current user is the owner of the domain(s).
If set to 1 then the current user is the owner of the domain, if set to 0, then the user is a subuser of the domain and may only be authorized to do certain actions.
permission Returned if is_success = true An associative array containing parameters specific to the action.
1—Owner

2—Admin

4—Billing

8—Tech

16—Nameservers

32—Rsp_whois_info

username Returned if is_success = true The sub-user's username

waiting_requests_no Returned if is_success = true The number of registry requests in the waiting state.
Capabilities




Parameters within the capabilities associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

change_ips_tag Optional Indicates if option is available for end user to change the Domain Tag; applicable to .UK domains only.
1—Option available for end user to change Domain Tag



0—Option not available for end user to change Domain Tag

domain_auth_info Always returned Secret pass phrase stored at the registry, which is used to authorize transfers of domains.
1—True



0—False



The absence of a key also signifies false.
dnssec Always returned Indicates whether DNSSEC is supported for domain.
1—True



0—False

forwarding_email Always returned Some TLDs offer an email forwarding service.
Often the end user must explicitly purchase this service.
1—True



0—False



The absence of a key also signifies false.
uk_whois_opt Optional Indicates if option is available for end user to opt out of display of personal information in WHOIS for .UK.
The WHOIS opt-out is available for .UK domains only, and only to individuals (i.e .
not corporations).
1—End user is eligible to use the opt-out feature for .UK WHOIS



0—End user is not eligible to use the opt- out feature for .UK WHOIS





Examples for get (userinfo)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET</item> <item key="object">USERINFO</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">USERINFO</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="waiting_requests_no">8</item> <item key="domain">example.org .uk</item> <item key="encoding_type" /> <item key="expiredate">2007-11-25 00:00:00</item> <item key="permission" /> <item key="domain_count">131</item> <item key="f_owner">1</item> <item key="username">aaaa</item> <item key="capabilities"> <dt_assoc> <item key="forwarding_email">0</item> <item key="domain_auth_info">0</item> <item key="dnssec">1</item> <item key="uk_whois_opt">1</item> <item key="change_ips_tag">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for get (userinfo)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Capabilities

Examples for get (userinfo)






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get_balance


Queries the requester's account, and returns the total amount of money in the account and the amount that is allocated to pending transactions.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_balance

object = domain





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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

balance Always returned The total amount of money in the requester's account, including the amount that is allocated to pending transactions.
hold_balance Always returned The amount of money in the requestor's account that is allocated to pending transactions.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_BALANCE</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="balance">9000.01 </item> <item key="hold_balance">0.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_capabilities


Returns a list of available product types enabled on the account.
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Standard request parameters




action = get_capabilities

object = trust_service





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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = get_capabilities:reply

object = trust_service

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

enabled_product_types Always returned An associative array containing enabled product types.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_capabilities</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 <version> <header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP<item> <item key="action">GET_CAPABILITIES:REPLY<item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE<item> <item key="is_success">1<item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="enabled_product_types"> <dt_array> <item key="0">positivessl_wildcard<item> <item key="1">digicert_sslplus<item> <item key="2">sslwebserver_ev<item> <item key="3">rapidssl<item> <item key="4">trustwave_ev_san5<item> <item key="5">truebizid<item> <item key="6">comodo_premiumssl_wildcard<item> <item key="7">comodo_ssl<item> <item key="9">comodo_instantssl<item> <item key="10">digicert_sslplus_ev<item> ...
<dt_array> <item> <dt_assoc> <item> <item key="response_code">200<item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.<item> <dt_assoc> <data_block> <body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_cert


Returns the certificate for the specified SSL service product as well as associated product information.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_cert

object = trust_service





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

product_id Required The SSL service product ID number.
return_ca_certs Optional If this parameter is included and set to 1, the response will include root CA and intermediate certificates.
return_pkcs7_cert Optional If this parameter is included and set to 1, the response will include the PKCS7 format certificate.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

cert_data Always returned The SSL service certificate, for more information please see the cert_data table below.
contact_email Always returned The contact email address that was submitted with the SSL service order; may be the admin email address or the organization email address, depending on the product type.
domain Always returned The domain associated with the SSL service.
expiry_date Always returned The date the SSL service expires.
issue_date Always returned The date the SSL service was issued.
product_id Always returned The product ID number for the SSL service.
product_type Always returned The product type of the SSL service.
start_date Always returned The start date of the SSL service.
state Always returned The state of the product.
Allowed values are:

expired

active

renewing

renewed

revoked





Response parameters within the cert_data associative array may include the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

ca_certificates Returned if return_ca_certs=1 An array that includes the root CA or intermediate CA certificates in order.
Note: Trustwave products do not return CA certificates; however, the intermediate bundle can be downloaded by visiting the Trustwave Support page.
certificate Always returned The SSL certificate issued.
pkcs7 Returned if return_pkcs7_cert=1 The PKCS7 format certificate issued.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_cert</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="product_id">2096</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="cert_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="certificate" -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICuzCCAaMCADB3MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzEUMBIGA1UEAxMLZXhhbXBsZS5jb20x FDASBgNVBAcTC1NhbnRhIENsYXJhMRUwEwYDVQQKEwxFeGFtcGxlIEluYy4xEzAR BgNVBAgTCkNhbGlmb3JuaWExEDAOBgNVBAsTB1N1cHBvcnQwggEiMA0GCSqGSIb3 DQEBAQUAA4IBDwAwggEKAoIBAQDTCJ1qnH3gaKVd8VXTOx5GR+MYinU36Z9psxuG haMZ70qhTwng5zcbC93XIpAJRkbMwMu1EI10QDNi91Z4ORI9ExbBg0HBrAz+k85O lMUk1xTR8FQ8eHWXLnL3uXDevi5XMsb0ASB6wADDdvVm2Eb4qu+B1KD5qCSPiRJ2 FLeNNI3JNosmKmtmhqgy6+0qYYTP5RPFJeIu55cvX+r9ghiL11eBg/A+3RBhLdLR +z0CsngOFMlNxzmP0csINw4FIj4AoAkMiA/2Hf6rT6bHiAtJDbkW6jAS3AQjB1IC LlkFbr12e5P7USqSsKSbwslOHHBJpfYceA6582MI4ZZ3CerNAgMBAAGgADANBgkq hkiG9w0BAQsFAAOCAQEAaUwWHGCekeDC9U0OqLHlaXT9yRTpBcMu3waqWWhIgxLP 6ut1YlYjz1yAc7XIJPNo+uyXX1BtrMpGgXt7cJmwLeXPHHs1WoleQfKOGjVRf3+8 sQgdVroMR8HtOPid00Vxd4v1caUQtM7N2e2sWe5IL5OS2ziAflc3UhSoLu7JQwNg pKCQbOVbq5Y+uWYmMkKaZewIiziUvqngUMgA2ci+BJ2xCZmq00Leq+AZMLKPI2NE NcKsc4yjB4envG4vzc4qMFQakvH0uvsswZc80H7R7neThUgpfQM+PhDI/z3woTPG exAECZo+AqWhnwdut/Socu+aFkMO0vl77JD4acjODA== -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="expiry_date">2012-05-08T07:34:49.000 -04:00</item> <item key="state">active</item> <item key="product_type">quickssl</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="issue_date">2012-04-30T11:27:59.000 -04:00</item> <item key="product_id">2096</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="start_date">2012-04-28T19:42:30.000 -04:00</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_contract


Retrieves the text of the reseller agreement known as Exhibit A.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_contract

object = domain





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

type Required Type of query.
Allowed value is: exhibit_a





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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

contract Always returned The text of the reseller agreement known as Exhibit A.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_CONTRACT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">exhibit_a</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_text">Contract data successfully retrieved</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="contract"> <dt_assoc> <item key="text">1.
AGREEMENT.
In this Registration Agreement ("Agreement") "you" and "your" refer to the registrant of each domain name registration.....etc.....</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_deleted_domains


Lists domains that have been deleted due to expiration or deleted by request (revoked).
This command applies to all domains in a reseller's profile.
Results include the domain, status, and deleted date.
All attributes are optional, but can be used to narrow the search criteria.
If no attributes are specified, the response contains all domains that were ever deleted from your profile.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_deleted_domains

object = domain





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

admin_email

billing_email

owner_email

tech_email Optional Can be used to search for deleted domains associated with a specific email.
Wildcards (*) are accepted.
del_from

del_to Optional Specify a start/end date, in the format YYYY-MM-DD from which to return deleted domains.
Use both del_from and del_to to specify a range to search.
If not used with del_to, all domains from the del_from date onward are returned.
If not used with del_from, all domains ever deleted from the del_to date and earlier are returned.
Note: The year specified cannot exceed 2030; otherwise an error is returned.
exp_from

exp_to Optional Specify a start/end date, in the format YYYY-MM-DD, from which to return expired-deleted domains.
Use both exp_from and exp_to to specify a range to search.
If not used with exp_to, all expired-deleted domains from the exp_from date onward are returned.
If not used with exp_from, all domains ever expired-deleted from the exp_to date and earlier are returned.
Note: The year specified cannot exceed 2030; otherwise an error is returned.
domain Optional Submit this attribute only to check if a specific domain has been deleted.
limit Optional Maximum number of orders to display on a page; the default is 40.
page Optional Determines which page to retrieve, using the page number; the default is 1 and the page index starts at 0 (zero).
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Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

del_domains Always returned Associative array which list details about each deleted domain.
For more information, see the del_domains table below.
page_size Always returned The maximum number of domains returned per page.
total Always returned The number of deleted domains.
Response parameters within the del_domains associative array may include the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

delete_date Always returned The date the domain was deleted, in the format DD-MMM-YYYY hh:mm:ss

delete_date_epoch Always returned The date the domain was deleted, in UNIX time.
expiredate Always returned The date the domain expired, in the format DD-MMM-YYYY hh:mm:ss

expiredate_epoch Always returned The date the domain expired, in UNIX time.
name Always returned The domain name that was deleted.
reason Always returned Indicates the reason the domain was deleted.
Possible values are:



Auction

By-Request

Expired

Historical

Transferred





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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_DELETED_DOMAINS</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="del_from">2021-01-01</item> <item key="del_to">2022-11-01</item> <item key="exp_from">2021-01-01</item> <item key="exp_to">2022-11-01</item> <item key="owner_email">*</item> <item key="admin_email">*</item> <item key="billing_email">*</item> <item key="tech_email">*</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="page">1</item> <item key="page_size">40</item> <item key="total">3</item> <item key="del_domains"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">example1.com </item> <item key="delete_date">01-MAR-2021 12:08:11</item> <item key="delete_date_epoch">1614618491</item> <item key="expiredate">01-MAR-2022 17:07:17</item> <item key="expiredate_epoch">1646172437</item> <item key="reason">By-Request</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">example2.com </item> <item key="delete_date">16-NOV-2021 02:52:51</item> <item key="delete_date_epoch">1637049171</item> <item key="expiredate">20-OCT-2022 14:14:21</item> <item key="expiredate_epoch">1666289661</item> <item key="reason">Transfered</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">example3.com </item> <item key="delete_date">17-FEB-2021 10:52:25</item> <item key="delete_date_epoch">1613577145</item> <item key="expiredate">20-JAN-2021 14:25:14</item> <item key="expiredate_epoch">1611170714</item> <item key="reason">Delete-Domain-API</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_dns_zone


View the DNS records for a specified domain.
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Request parameters for get_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = get_dns_zone

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain whose DNS you want to view.
Response parameters for get_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

nameservers_ok Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether the domain is set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers.
0—Nameservers are not set to the DNS service nameservers



1—Nameservers are set to the DNS service nameservers

records Returned if is_success = true A list of the record types defined for the domain; each record includes the settings for that record.
Record types may be:



A

AAAA

CNAME

MX

SRV

TXT



For more information, see the Records table below.
Records

Parameters within the records associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

A Optional Maps the domain name to the IP address.
The A record consists of the following:



ip_address—InternetProtocolAddress.A numeric address that computers recognize, for example, 123.45 .54.123 .
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
AAAA Optional Maps the domain name to the IPv6 address.
The AAAA record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
ipv6_address—The next generation Internet Protocol designed as the successor to version 4.
It is normally written as eight groups of four hexadecimal digits (i.e .
2003:0db8: 85a3:0000:0000:8a2e: 0370:7334

CNAME Optional Canonical Name.
CNAME records can be used when you want a subdomain to point to another hostname.
Allows you to create an alias for your domain.
The CNAME record consists of the following:



hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
MX Optional Mail Exchange.
MX records determine how mail is delivered to your domain.
Ensures that email that is sent to you is routed to the correct destination.
The MX record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
* hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
SRV Optional Service Record.
The SRV record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
weight—Arelative weight for records with the

same priority.
subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you

want to access.
* port—The TCP or UDP port on which the service is to be found.
TXT Optional Text Record.
Allows you to attach comments to a hostname, for example, SPF data to validate that email is being sent from the IP address of the domain's mail server.
The TXT record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
text—The comments that you want to include.
Examples for get_dns_zone




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_dns_zone</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="records"> <dt_assoc> <item key="A"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="ip_address">17.16 .156.5 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="MX"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">10</item> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="hostname">example.org </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">1</item> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="hostname">mx.cust .aug17dnstest1.com .hostedemail.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="SRV"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">1</item> <item key="weight">3</item> <item key="subdomain">w3</item> <item key="hostname">yummynames.com </item> <item key="port">81</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameservers_ok">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_domain_affiliate_id


Retrieves the affiliate id associated with a domain.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_domain_affiliate_id

object = domain





Request attributes




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain name to be queried.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

affiliate_id Always returned The affiliate id associated with the domain.
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Example




RequestResponse: if affiliate_id existsResponse: if affiliate_id does not exist

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version> 0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_DOMAIN_AFFILIATE_ID</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version> 0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affiliate_id">AFFILIATE_ID</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version> 0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affiliate_id"></item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_domain_forwarding


Queries the domain forwarding settings for a specified domain.
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Request parameters for get_domain_forwarding





Standard parameters




action = get_domain_forwarding

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
Response parameters for get_domain_forwarding




Standard parameters

action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

forwarding Returned if is_success = true A list of the subdomains that are forwarded; can be empty.
For more information, see the Forwarding table below.
Forwarding




Parameters within the forwarding associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

description Optional The description of the website; used by search engines.
destination_url Optional The full address of the destination website, for example, http://www.mycompany .com/ mybestpage.html , or the IP address, for example, http://12.34 .56.123

enabled Optional Indicates whether domain forwarding is in effect.
0—Domain forwarding is off



1—Domain forwarding is on

keywords Optional Descriptive words that a visitor might use when searching for the website; used by search engines.
masked Optional Indicates whether the destination website address appears in the browser address field.
0—The actual destination address displays.
1—The destination address is masked and the original domain address is displayed instead.
subdomain Always returned The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
Note: Although this parameter is required, its value can be null.
title Optional The text that appears in the browser title bar.
Examples for get_domain_forwarding





Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="forwarding" /> <item key="action">get_domain_forwarding</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="forwarding"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="keywords" /> <item key="masked">0</item> <item key="subdomain">mail</item> <item key="destination_url">http://mail.example .org/webmail</item> <item key="title">Main Web Mail Access 1</item> <item key="description">Default Web Mail Access</item> <item key="enabled">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="keywords" /> <item key="masked">1</item> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="destination_url">http://www.example .org</item> <item key="title">Main Web Access 1</item> <item key="description">Default Site Access Forward</item> <item key="enabled">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




Without end-user credentials

Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_domain_forwarding</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="forwarding"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="keywords" /> <item key="masked">1</item> <item key="subdomain">mail</item> <item key="destination_url">http://mail.example .org/webmail</item> <item key="title">Main Web Mail Access 1</item> <item key="description">Default Web Mail Access</item> <item key="enabled">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="keywords" /> <item key="masked">1</item> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="destination_url">http://www.example .org</item> <item key="title">Main Web Access 1</item> <item key="description">Default Site Access Forward</item> <item key="enabled">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for get_domain_forwarding

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for get_domain_forwarding

Attributes

Forwarding

Examples for get_domain_forwarding

Example 1

Example 2






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get_domains_by_expiredate


Retrieves domains that expire within a specified date range.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_domains_by_expiredate

object = domain





Request attributes




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

exp_from

exp_to Required Specify a start/end date range from which to return expired domains, in the format: yyyy-MM-dd.
limit Optional The maximum number of domains to return per page.
The default is set to 40 if not specified.
page Optional Determines which page to retrieve, using the page number.
The page index starts at 0 (zero) and default is 1 if not specified.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

exp_domains Always returned An associative array which lists the domains that expire during the specified period.
For more information, see the exp_domains table.
page Always returned The number of the page retrieved.
remainder Always returned Indicates if some expiring domains were not returned due to restrictions set by the page and limit values.
0—No, all expiring domains are listed.
1—Yes, there are remaining expiring domains not listed.
total Always returned The total number of domains expiring in the specified date range.
Response parameters within the exp_domains associative array may include the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

name Always returned The name of the domain that is expiring.
expiredate Always returned The date the domain expires, in the format yyyy-MM-dd.
f_auto_renew Always returned Indicates whether the domain is set to automatically renew.
Y—Domain is set to auto-renew.
N—Domain is not set to auto-renew.
f_let_expire Always returned Indicates whether the domain will send renewal notices or expire silently.
Y—Expire domain silently, ICANN mandated notifications will continue to be sent to the registrant.
N—Do not expire domain silently.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_DOMAINS_BY_EXPIREDATE</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="exp_from">2021-01-01</item> <item key="exp_to">2022-11-07</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="page">1</item> <item key="total">3</item> <item key="remainder">0</item> <item key="exp_domains"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">example1.com </item> <item key="expiredate">2022-09-25 00:03:39</item> <item key="f_let_expire">N</item> <item key="f_auto_renew">N</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">example2.com </item> <item key="expiredate">2022-09-30 20:07:10</item> <item key="f_let_expire">N</item> <item key="f_auto_renew">N</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">example3.com </item> <item key="expiredate">2022-10-18 17:13:19</item> <item key="f_let_expire">Y</item> <item key="f_auto_renew">N</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_domains_contacts


Queries the contact information for the specified domains.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_domains_contacts

object = domain





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain_list Required An array which lists the domain names for which to query contact information.
The maximum number of domains that can be specified in a single request is 100.
active_contacts_only Optional Retrieves the currently active contact information for owner, admin, billing and tech, as they are currently set on the domain.
This info will be returned regardless of whether there is a pending trade in progress.
0—Returns pending contacts when a trade has been initiated.
1—Returns active contacts.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




The attributes array includes an array of associative arrays, one for each domain queried.
The associative array for each domain includes the contact set for that domain.
If the request is successful, each domain in the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

contact_set Always returned An associative array containing the contact information for the domain.
status Always returned The status of the contact.
Possible values are:

active

pending_current_registrant

pending_new_registrant





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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_DOMAINS_CONTACTS</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="active_contacts_only">1</item> <item key="domain_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0">example.com </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="example.com "> <dt_assoc> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="first_name">Firstname</item> <item key="last_name">Lastname</item> <item key="org_name">OpenSRS</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="address2"/> <item key="address3"/> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K 3M1</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350123 </item> <item key="fax"/> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="first_name">Firstname</item> <item key="last_name">Lastname</item> <item key="org_name">OpenSRS</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="address2"/> <item key="address3"/> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K 3M1</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350123 </item> <item key="fax"/> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="first_name">Firstname</item> <item key="last_name">Lastname</item> <item key="org_name">OpenSRS</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="address2"/> <item key="address3"/> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K 3M1</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350123 </item> <item key="fax"/> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="status">active</item> <item key="first_name">Firstname</item> <item key="last_name">Lastname</item> <item key="org_name">OpenSRS</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="address2"/> <item key="address3"/> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K 3M1</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350123 </item> <item key="fax"/> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Example






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get_notes


Retrieves the domain notes that detail the history of the domain.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_notes

object = domain





Request attributes




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain name to query.
type Required Type of notes to display.
Allowed values are:

domain

order

transfer

order_id Required if type=order The ID number of the order.
transfer_id Required if type=transfer The ID number of the transfer.
limit Optional Maximum number of notes to display on a page

page Optional Determines which page to retrieve, using the page number, using the page number.
The page index starts at 1 and the default is 1 if not specified.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

notes Always returned An associative array listing note contents, parameters in the associative array are:

timestamp—Date and time the note was recorded, in the format: DD-MMM-YYYY hh:mm:ss

note—Contents of the note

transaction_id Always returned The ID number of the current request.
page Always returned The number of the page retrieved.
page_size Always returned The maximum number of notes returned per page.
total Always returned The total number of notes returned.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_NOTES</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">domain</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="transaction_id">2022-11-07 14:50:31 1967 101</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="total">1</item> <item key="page">1</item> <item key="page_size">40</item> <item key="notes"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="timestamp">03-NOV-2022 10:14:13</item> <item key="note">Registrant's [email|first_name last_name] was updated from [[email protected]|FirstName LastName] to [[email protected]|FirstName2 LastName2]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_order_info


Queries all the information on an order ID.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_order_info

object = trust_service





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Required The ID of the order to query.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

approver_email Always returned for domain vetted certificates The email address used to approve the SSL Service order.
contact_email Always returned

contact_set Always returned

csr Always returned

domain Always returned The domain name for which the SSL certificate was purchased.
notes_list Always returned

order_id Always returned The ID of the SSL Service order.
period Always returned

price Always returned The price charged for the SSL Service.
product_id Always returned if the order is completed.
The ID number of the SSL Service product.
product_type Always returned The product type from the SSL Certificate inventory.
reg_type Always returned Type of order.
Allowed values are:



new

renewal

transfer

upgrade

server_type Always returned The type of server software used to generate the CSR.
special_instructions Always returned User defined instructions regarding the SSL Service certificate purchase.
state Always returned The state of the order.
supplier_order_id Always returned The ID number for the SSL vendor.
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get_orders_by_domain


Retrieves information about orders placed for a specific domain.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_orders_by_domain

object = domain





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain to query

limit Optional Maximum number of orders to display on a page; the default is 40.
order_from

order_to Optional Specify a start/end date from which to return orders, in the format YYYY-MM-DD.
Use both order_from and order_to to specify a range to search.
If not used with order_to, all orders from the order_from date onward are returned.
If not used with order_from, all orders from the order_to date and earlier are returned

page Optional Determines which page to retrieve, using the page number.
The default is 1 and the page index starts at 1.
status Optional Status of the order, allowed values are:

completed

pending

declined

cancelled

deleted

waiting

pending_fax

ca_owner_approval

type Optional Type of order query, allowed values are:

new

premium

renewal

sunrise

transfer





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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

orders Always returned An array of orders, each orders item contains an associative array with the following parameters:

id—The ID number of the order.
order_date—The date the order was created.
status—Current status of the order.
type—The type of order.
If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:



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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_orders_by_domain</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="page">1</item> <item key="order_from">2007-10-01</item> <item key="status">pending</item> <item key="type">new</item> <item key="limit">100</item> <item key="order_to">2007-10-16</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="page_size">100</item> <item key="orders"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_date">16-OCT-2007 15:21:26</item> <item key="status">pending</item> <item key="type">new</item> <item key="id">103789</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_date">16-OCT-2007 15:21:23</item> <item key="status">pending</item> <item key="type">new</item> <item key="id">103788</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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get_price


Queries the price of a domain, and can be used to determine the cost of a billable transaction for any TLD.
A returned price for a given domain does not guarantee the availability of the domain, but indicates that the requested action is supported by the system and calculates the cost to register the domain (if available).
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_price

object = domain





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain to be queried.
period Required The desired registration period, default is 1.
all_periods Optional Return prices for all available periods.
Accepted values are, 1 or 0.
reg_type Optional The type of registration.
Allowed values are:

new—(default)

renewal

transfer

trade





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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

price Always returned The price of the queried domain.
This value includes the OpenSRS price and the ICANN fee.
prices Returned if all_periods=1 An array containing the prices for all available periods.
This value includes the OpenSRS price and the ICANN fee.
is_registry_premium Returned only for premium domains Indicates whether the domain is a registry premium.
registry_premium_group Returned only for premium domains Indicates the type of registry premium domain, for more information, see our help article.
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A value for is_registry_premium will only be returned if:



1.
The domain is registry premium

2.
The registry premium tier into which the domain falls is enabled in the reseller's account.
3.
The accurate price for the domain will always be returned, regardless of whether or not the premium tier into which the domain falls is enabled.
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Examples





Example 1: Standard domain




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET_PRICE</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="price">20.2 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2: Premium domain




RequestResponseResponse for all_periods=1

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_PRICE</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">restful.blue </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registry_premium_group">2</item> <item key="price">83.99 </item> <item key="is_registry_premium">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registry_premium_group">2</item> <item key="price">83.99 </item> <item key="is_registry_premium">1</item> <item key="prices"> <dt_assoc> <item key="6">503.93 </item> <item key="3">251.96 </item> <item key="7">587.92 </item> <item key="9">755.89 </item> <item key="2">167.98 </item> <item key="8">671.90 </item> <item key="1">83.99 </item> <item key="4">335.95 </item> <item key="10">839.88 </item> <item key="5">419.94 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response parameters Response attributes





Examples Example 1: Standard domain

Example 2: Premium domain






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get_product_info


Queries the properties of the specified SSL Service product.
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Request parameters for get_product_info





Standard parameters




action = get_product_info

object = trust_service





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

all_info Optional If included and set to 1, the response includes the CSR and contact information.
If the certificate was migrated from TPP, the response includes

the TPP order ID and inventory ID.
inventory_item_id Optional; may be used for

certificates that were migrated

from TPP.
The certificate product ID number that was used in the TPP system.
This value may be used in place of product_id.
product_id Required The SSL Service ID number.
Note: This value is not required for certificates that were migrated from TPP if inventory_item_id is submitted.
Response parameters for get_product_info





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

contact_email Returned if is_success = true The administrator email address.
csr Returned if is_success = true Certificate Signing Request.
The SSL Service provider uses this information generate the certificate.
domain Returned if is_success = true The domain with which the SSL Service is

associated.
expiry_date Returned if is_success = true The date that the SSL Service certificate expires.
inventory_item_id Returned if is_success = true and cert was migrated from TPP The certificate product ID number that was

used in the TPP system.
is_renewable Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether the product is can be renewed at this time.
SSL Service products can be renewed between 60 days

before the expiry date and 15 days after expiry date.
Allowed values are:



0—Product cannot be renewed at

this time.
1—Product can be renewed.
issue_date Returned if is_success = true The date that the SSL Service certificate was issued.
product_id Returned if is_success = true The ID number for the SSL Service.
product_type Returned if is_success = true The product type from the SSL Certificate inventory.
The product types are detailed in

the allowed values section for this key.
Allowed values are:



comodo_ev



comodo_instantssl



comodo_premiumssl



comodo_premiumssl_wildcard



comodo_ssl



comodo_wildcard



essentialssl



essentialssl_wildcard



positivessl



malwarescan



quickssl



quickssl_premium



securesite



securesite_pro



securesite_ev



securesite_pro_ev



sgcsuper_certs



sitelock_basic



sitelock_premium



sitelock_enterprise



sitelock_find



sitelock_fix



sitelock_prevent



sitelock_911



ssl123



essentialssl_wildcard



sslwebserver



sslwebserver_wildcard



sslwebserver_ev



symantec_ssl_lite

symantec_ssl_lite_wildcard



truebizid



truebizid_wildcard



truste_hpp (Hosted Privacy Policy)



truste_tps (TRUSTE Privacy Policy

with seal)



truebizid_ev



trustwave_dv



trustwave_ev



trustwave_premiumssl



trustwave_premiumssl_wildcard

start_date Returned if is_success = true The effective date for the SSL Service.
state Returned if is_success = true The state of the product.
Allowed values are:



expired



active



renewing



renewed



* revoked

tpp order_id Returned if cert was migrated from TPP and is_success = true The order number that was used in the TPP system.
upgrade_options Returned if is_success = true

and product_type = sitelock_find

or sitelock_fix Indicates the product types to which the existing product can be upgraded.
Currently, this applies to Sitelock products only.
If product_type = sitelock_find, values returned are sitelock_fixand sitelock_prevent; if product_type = sitelock_fix, value returned is sitelock_prevent.
Examples for get_product_info





Example 1




Retrieves the properties for a SSL Service product.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_product_info</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="product_id">99</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="product_type">truebizid_wildcard</item> <item key="issue_date">2010-09-14-04:00</item> <item key="domain">*.example.com </item> <item key="product_id">99</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="start_date">2010-09-13-04:00</item> <item key="expiry_date">2010-09-22-04:00</item> <item key="is_renewable">0</item> <item key="state">expired</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




Retrieves all information for a SSL Service product.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_product_info</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="all_info">1</item> <item key="product_id">6015</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">GET_PRODUCT_INFO:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="csr_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="organization_unit">Support</item> <item key="valid_true_domain">1</item> <item key="state">California</item> <item key="locality">Santa Clara</item> <item key="email"></item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="valid_quick_domain">1</item> <item key="has_bad_extensions">0</item> <item key="organization">Example Inc.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="notes_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="date">2016-04-18T00:20:04.000 -04:00</item> <item key="type">product_active</item> <item key="note">The product with the id [6015] has been created.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="expiry_date">2017-04-18T19:59:59.000 -04:00</item> <item key="state">active</item> <item key="product_type">quickssl</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="issue_date">2016-04-17T23:48:52.000 -04:00</item> <item key="product_id">6015</item> <item key="is_renewable">0</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="title">Organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="title">Admin</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> <item key="title">Billing</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Wayne</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Thomas</item> <item key="title">Tech</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICuzCCAaMCADB3MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzEUMBIGA1UEAxMLZXhhbXBsZS5jb20x FDASBgNVBAcTC1NhbnRhIENsYXJhMRUwEwYDVQQKEwxFeGFtcGxlIEluYy4xEzAR BgNVBAgTCkNhbGlmb3JuaWExEDAOBgNVBAsTB1N1cHBvcnQwggEiMA0GCSqGSIb3 DQEBAQUAA4IBDwAwggEKAoIBAQDTCJ1qnH3gaKVd8VXTOx5GR+MYinU36Z9psxuG haMZ70qhTwng5zcbC93XIpAJRkbMwMu1EI10QDNi91Z4ORI9ExbBg0HBrAz+k85O lMUk1xTR8FQ8eHWXLnL3uXDevi5XMsb0ASB6wADDdvVm2Eb4qu+B1KD5qCSPiRJ2 FLeNNI3JNosmKmtmhqgy6+0qYYTP5RPFJeIu55cvX+r9ghiL11eBg/A+3RBhLdLR z0CsngOFMlNxzmP0csINw4FIj4AoAkMiA/2Hf6rT6bHiAtJDbkW6jAS3AQjB1IC LlkFbr12e5P7USqSsKSbwslOHHBJpfYceA6582MI4ZZ3CerNAgMBAAGgADANBgkq hkiG9w0BAQsFAAOCAQEAaUwWHGCekeDC9U0OqLHlaXT9yRTpBcMu3waqWWhIgxLP 6ut1YlYjz1yAc7XIJPNo+uyXX1BtrMpGgXt7cJmwLeXPHHs1WoleQfKOGjVRf3+8 sQgdVroMR8HtOPid00Vxd4v1caUQtM7N2e2sWe5IL5OS2ziAflc3UhSoLu7JQwNg pKCQbOVbq5Y+uWYmMkKaZewIiziUvqngUMgA2ci+BJ2xCZmq00Leq+AZMLKPI2NE NcKsc4yjB4envG4vzc4qMFQakvH0uvsswZc80H7R7neThUgpfQM+PhDI/z3woTPG exAECZo+AqWhnwdut/Socu+aFkMO0vl77JD4acjODA== -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="upgrade_options"></item> <item key="start_date">2016-04-17T20:00:00.000 -04:00</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3




Retrieves all information for a SSL Service product that was migrated from

the TPP system.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_product_info</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="all_info">1</item> <item key="product_id">2076</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tpp_order_id">9997602</item> <item key="csr_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="organization_unit">QA Dept</item> <item key="valid_true_domain">1</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="locality">Santa Clara</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">renewtest.example .org</item> <item key="valid_quick_domain">1</item> <item key="has_bad_extensions">0</item> <item key="organization">Example Co.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="notes_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="date">2012-04-12T11:20:11.000 - 05:00</item> <item key="type">product_active</item> <item key="note">The product with the id [2076] has been created.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="date">2012-04-12T11:20:59.000 - 05:00</item> <item key="type">product_renewing</item> <item key="note">The product with the id [2076] is in the process of being renewed.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="date">2012-04-12T11:25:07.000 - 05:00</item> <item key="type">product_renewed</item> <item key="note">The product with the id [2076] has been renewed.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="expiry_date">2012-04-19T20:46:39.000 -05:00</item> <item key="inventory_item_id">8887602</item> <item key="state">renewed</item> <item key="product_type">quickssl</item> <item key="domain">renewtest.example .org</item> <item key="issue_date">2012-04-12T11:19:11.000 -05:00</item> <item key="product_id">2076</item> <item key="is_renewable">0</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="title">Administrator</item> <item key="org_name">Example Co.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Ted</item> <item key="last_name">Tucker</item> <item key="title" /> <item key="org_name">Example Co.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1243 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Jim</item> <item key="last_name">Johnson</item> <item key="title">Director</item> <item key="org_name">Example Co.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1224 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550126 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="title" /> <item key="org_name">Example Co.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr">-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIIC3DCCAcQCAQAwgZYxIzAhBgNVBAMTGnJlbmV3dGVzdC5xYXJlZ3Jlc3Npb24ub3JnMQs wCQYDVQQGEwJDQTELMAkGA1UECBMCT04xEDAOBgNVBAcTB1Rvcm9udG8x DzANBgNVBAoTBlR1Y293czEQMA4GA1UECxMHUUEgRGVwdDEgMB4GCSqGSIb3DQEJARYRcWF maXZlQHR1Y293cy5jb20wggEiMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4IBDwAwggEK AoIBAQDS7+XQflaRIXlWlRv9MRwa5vidu4uKciZdthDVkWo50lYPVZcwSY1v5bhTwIGpGna 22ak3snH+GDcYKqy9umY0cVbJRM16jsWNiVc4xgylR6JD/rGxG7DVlUu/ qJK1T8tl09PGLz9yRWnLSb9BbZ85tRgq1+up57/O4zXNgznRZhxibr5mgb4w/5yWga/elUa t6GJNLsbvZo+k516JgCk2trudH9+tr72454T8ZR5fbdw23GruqvQGilUY UsKe1Uywv8vgml1AIGTPctPwfxcFhRPMdWbZ/YmmaxNvd1/DBXZKL8F0wh672aGNEx5DXTk so2tVPwpadgyLJFqMaHdzAgMBAAGgADANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQQFAAOCAQEA YYLY/3lGaxxxQASKwm4mUY4QAytqp24A0/i1OSOJNG86OOR8ws7VtFSGKa2B//gx6y2KAI6 zomWL4Zpl4DcD8ttckv343DqFwjzJWn5P5/uLBg1z1QVJfVXAyWOt7PQb qx3EfaiVMgoHYCyQgXx50/iKg1w+k2Q2PUGPVJQFTBdXKBn5eaRJJW2JNJVhaNok9peAgsE adXTUGMrKpU0iaExWTvHBN3v9jjF1tow/hhbUqBGk80OVb2MGsa5Rp5aP WG8wWgI67EYcDe2IKvRfoPfzKw6WsLHq2GHp+qqJjXAUB4TBP3/cb3nIrAA8+h9lR3UCZ0L yB0rQM7pkk0t9Jw== -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----</item> <item key="start_date">2012-04-11T09:02:43.000 -05:00</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for get_product_info

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for get_product_info

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for get_product_info

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3






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Overview



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get_products




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Request parameters for get_products





Standard parameters




action = get_products

object = trust_service





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

max_expiry_date Required Used in conjunction with min_expiry_date attribute

The latest expiry date to use to generate a list of Trust Service products.
Date must be in the format YYYY-MM-DD.
min_expiry_date Required Used in conjunction with max_expiry_date attribute.
The earliest expiry date to use to generate a list of Trust Service products.
Date must be in the format YYYY-MM-DD.
state Optional The state of the Trust Service products that you want returned.
Allowed values are:



activated

active

expired

renewed

revoked

upgraded





Response parameters for get_products





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

product_list Returned if is_success =

true An array that lists the products whose expiry dates are within a specific date range.
For more information, see the product_list table below.
product_list




Parameters within the product_list associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

contact_email Returned if is_success = true The email contact from the order.
domain Returned if is_success = true The domain or hostname to which the Trust Service applies.
expiry_date Returned if is_success = true The date that the Trust Service product expires.
is_renewable Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether the product is can be renewed at this time.
Trust Service products can be renewed between 60 days before the expiry date and 15 days after expiry date.
Allowed values are:



0—Product cannot be renewed at this

time.
1—Product can be renewed.
issue_date Returned if is_success = true The date that the Trust Service product was

issued.
product_id Returned if is_success =

true The ID number of the Trust Service product

product_type Returned if is_success =

true The product type from the SSL Certificate inventory.
Allowed values are:



comodo_ev



comodo_instantssl



comodo_premiumssl



comodo_premiumssl_wildcard



comodo_ssl



comodo_wildcard



essentialssl



essentialssl_wildcard



positivessl



malwarescan



quickssl



quickssl_premium



securesite



securesite_ev



securesite_pro



securesite_pro_ev



sgcsuper_certs



sitelock_basic



sitelock_premium



sitelock_enterprise



sitelock_find



sitelock_fix



sitelock_prevent



sitelock_911



ssl123



sslwebserver



sslwebserver_ev



sslwebserver_wildcard



symantec_ssl_lite



symantec_ssl_lite_wildcard



truebizid



truebizid_ev



truebizid_wildcard



truste_hpp (Hosted Privacy Policy)



truste_tps (TRUSTE Privacy Policy with

seal)



trustwave_dv



trustwave_ev



trustwave_premiumssl

* trustwave_premiumssl_wildcard

start_date Returned if is_success =

true The effective date for the Trust Service.
state Returned if is_success =

true The state of the Trust Service product.
Allowed values are:



approver-confirmed—Owner has confirmed the domain vetted certificate.
awaiting-approval—Order processed successfully; waiting for supplier

approval.
cancelled —Pending order was

cancelled.
completed—Order is complete.
declined—Order cancelled after it was

processed or declined by the supplier.
in-progress—Order is in progress.
* pending—Order saved as pending.
Examples for get_products




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_products</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="min_expiry_date">2012-04-23</item> <item key="state">expired</item> <item key="max_expiry_date">2012-09-22</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="product_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="expiry_date">2012-04-23T10:41:04.000 - 04:00</item> <item key="state">expired</item> <item key="product_type">quickssl</item> <item key="issue_date">2012-04-16T09:17:46.000 - 04:00</item> <item key="domain">example.org </item> <item key="product_id">2094</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="is_renewable">0</item> <item key="start_date">2012-04-14T20:14:48.000 - 04:00</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="expiry_date">2012-05-08T07:34:49.000 - 04:00</item> <item key="state">expired</item> <item key="product_type">securesite_pro</item> <item key="issue_date">2012-04-30T11:27:59.000 - 04:00</item> <item key="domain">example.net </item> <item key="product_id">2096</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="is_renewable">0</item> <item key="start_date">2012-04-28T19:42:30.000 - 04:00</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for get_products

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for get_products

Standard parameters

Attributes

product_list

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get_registrant_verification_status


When a domain is registered or transferred, or when the registrant contact information is changed, the registrant must reply to an email requesting them to confirm that the submitted contact information is correct.
This command returns the current state of the verification request.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = get_registrant_verification_status

object = domain





Request attributes




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain name to retrieve the registrant verification status for.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

registrant_verification_status Always returned The current status of the verification.
Allowed values are:



admin_reviewing—The registrant data has been submitted and is being validated manually by the Tucows Compliance team.
pending—The verification process has been initiated, and the verification email will be sent.
suspended—The registrant has failed verification and the domain has been suspended.
verified—The registrant has been validated.
verifying—The verification process has been initiated and is waiting for registrant response.
unverified—The verification process has not been initiated.
verification_deadline Returned for unverified domains The date by which the domain will be suspended.
days_to_suspend Returned for unverified domains The number of days remaining until the domain is suspended if the registrant information is not validated.
If the domain has already been suspended, this value will be a negative number.
email_bounced Returned for unverified domains Returns 1, if the verification email was triggered because the WDRP or the renewal notice bounced.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">get_registrant_verification_status</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_verification_status">suspended</item> <item key="verification_deadline">2013-11-02 00:00:00</item> <item key="email_bounced">1</item> <item key="days_to_suspend">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response parameters Response attributes





Example






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get_trade_designated_agent


Queries the current state (enabled or disabled) of the designated agent setting for the specified domain.
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Request Parameters for get_trade_designated_agent





Standard parameters




action = get_trade_designated_agent

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain to which the trade pertains.
Response Parameters for get_trade_designated_agent





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




The attributes array includes an array of associative arrays, one for each

domain queried.
The associative array for each domain includes the contact

set for that domain.
Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

allow_designated_agent Always returned Indicates whether TUCOWS is allowed to act as the designated agent.
Possible values are:



0 - Indicates that TUCOWS does not have permission act as a "designated agent".
The registrant/owner will therefore approve any and all contact owner changes for their domains via email.
1 - Indicates that TUCOWS may act on behalf of the registrant as a "designated agent".
The registrant has agreed to all terms and conditions outlined in TUCOWS' service agreement).
Examples for get_trade_designated_agent




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_TRADE_DESIGNATED_AGENT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">icanntradetest2.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="allow_designated_agent">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request Parameters for get_trade_designated_agent

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response Parameters for get_trade_designated_agent

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for get_trade_designated_agent






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get_trade_lock_setting


Queries the current state of the 60 day transfer lock setting for the specified domain, and whether or not it can be modified at this time.
You can modify this setting as long as the 60 day transfer lock is not currently in progress.
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Request Parameters for get_trade_lock_setting





Standard parameters




action = get_trade_lock_setting

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain to which the trade pertains.
Response Parameters for get_trade_lock_setting





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




The attributes array includes an array of associative arrays, one for each

domain queried.
The associative array for each domain includes the contact

set for that domain.
Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

can_modify Always returned Indicates whether the 60-day trade lock can be modified at this time.
Possible values are:



1 - Modification is allowed



0 - Modification is not currently allowed

allow_hold_after_trade Always returned Indicates whether the standard post-trade-completion 60-day transfer lock setting is enabled.
The default value is always 1 unless it is explicitly disabled.
Possible values are:



1 - Enabled



0 - Disabled





Examples for get_trade_lock_setting




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">GET_TRADE_LOCK_SETTING</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">icanntradetest2.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="can_modify">1</item> <item key="allow_hold_after_trade">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request Parameters for get_trade_lock_setting

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response Parameters for get_trade_lock_setting

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for get_trade_lock_setting






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get_transfers_away


Lists domains that have been transferred away.
This command applies to all domains in a reseller's profile.
All attributes are optional, but can be used to narrow the search criteria.
If no attributes are specified, all domains that were ever transferred-away from your profile are returned.
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Request parameters for get_transfers_away





Standard parameters




action = get_transfers_away

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Optional Submit the domain name attribute only if you want to check if a particular domain has been transferred away.
gaining_registrar Optional Search for transfers-away according to gaining registrar.
String and wildcards (*) accepted.
limit Optional The maximum number of domains to return per page, up to 40.
owner_confirm_from Optional Search for transferred-away domains according to the date from when the owner confirmed or denied the transfer.
Can be used with the owner_confirm_to attribute to specify a range within which to search.
The year specified cannot exceed 2030.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
owner_confirm_to Optional Search for transferred-away domains according to the date prior to when the owner confirmed or denied the transfer.
Can be used with the owner_confirm_from attribute to specify a range within which to search.
The year specified cannot exceed 2030.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
owner_request_from Optional Search for transferred domains according to

the date when the email was been sent to the request_address.
Can be used with the owner_request_to attribute to specify a range within which to search.
If not used with owner_request_to, all domains from the owner_request_from date onward are returned.
The year specified cannot exceed 2030; otherwise an error is returned.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
owner_request_to Optional Search for transferred domains according to the date prior to when the email was sent to the request_address.
Can be used with the owner_request_from attribute to specify a range within which to search.
If not used with owner_request_from, all domains ever transferred away from the owner_request_to date and earlier are returned.
The year specified cannot exceed 2030; otherwise an error is returned.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
page Optional Determines which page to retrieve, using the page number.
The page index starts at 0 (zero).
req_from Optional Search for transferred domains according to the date when the transfer notification was sent.
Can be used with the req_to attribute to specify a range within which to search.
If not used with req_to, all domains from the req_from date onward are returned.
The year specified cannot exceed 2030; otherwise an error is returned.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
req_to Optional Search for transferred domains according to the date up until the transfer notification was sent.
Can be used with the req_from attribute to specify a range within which to search.
If not used with req_from, all domains prior to the req_to date onward are returned.
The year specified cannot exceed 2030; otherwise an error is returned.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
request_address Optional The admin email address at the time of notification.
Wildcards (*) accepted.
status Optional Search for transferred domains by status.
Allowed values are pending_admin, pending_owner,pending_registry, completed, or cancelled.
Response parameters for get_transfers_away





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

page Returned if specified in the request and is_success=

true The number of the page retrieved.
page_size Returned if specified in the request and is_success =

true The maximum number of domains returned per page.
total Returned if is_success = true The number of transferred-away domains.
transfers Returned if a transferred- away domain exists and

meets the specified search criteria and is_success = true Contains arrays that list details about each transfer-away.
For more information, see the Transfers table below.
Transfers




Parameters within the transfers associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Returned if a transferred-away domain exists and meets the specified search criteria.
The domain that was transferred-away.
gaining_registrar Always returned for transferred away domains.
The registrar that gained the transferred-away domain.
owner_choice Always returned for transferred away domains.
Indicates the owner's response to the transfer-away request.
I—Ignored



Y—Approved



* N—Declined

owner_confirm_date Always returned for transferred away domains.
Date when the owner responded to the transfer request.
owner_confirm_date_epoch Always returned for transferred away domains.
Date when the owner responded to the transfer request, in UNIX time.
owner_request_date Always returned for transferred away domains.
Date when transfer request was sent to the owner.
owner_request_date_epoch Always returned for transferred away domains.
Date when transfer request was sent to the owner, in UNIX time.
registry_request_date Always returned for transferred away domains.
The date when the transfer request was sent to the registry.
registry_request_date_epoch Always returned for transferred away domains.
The date when the transfer request was sent to the registry, in UNIX time.
request_address Always returned for transferred away domains.
The admin contact email address, at the time of transfer notification

request_date Always returned for transferred away domains.
The date when the transfer request was sent.
request_date_epoch Always returned for transferred away domains.
The date when the transfer request was sent, in UNIX time.
status Always returned for transferred away domains.
The status of the transfer:



Allowed values are



pending_admin



pending_owner



pending_registry



completed



* cancelled.
Examples for get_transfers_away




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET_TRANSFERS_AWAY</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="status">completed</item> <item key="request_address">[email protected]</item> <item key="gaining_registrar">Tucows Inc.</item> <item key="limit">40</item> <item key="page">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="page">1</item> <item key="page_size">2</item> <item key="total">1</item> <item key="transfers"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="status">completed</item> <item key="gaining_registrar">Tucows Inc.</item> <item key="owner_choice">Y</item> <item key="owner_confirm_ip">10.0 .12.165 </item> <item key="owner_request_date">20-JUL- 2006 16:14:41</item> <item key="owner_request_date_epoch">1153426481</item> <item key="owner_confirm_date">20-JUL- 2006 16:18:08</item> <item key="owner_confirm_date_epoch">1153426688</item> <item key="request_address">[email protected]</item> <item key="request_date">20-JUL-2006 16:14:36</item> <item key="request_date_epoch">1153426476</item> <item key="registry_request_date">20-JUL- 2006 16:18:09</item> <item key="registry_request_date_epoch">1153426689</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for get_transfers_away

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for get_transfers_away

Standard parameters

Attributes

Transfers

Examples for get_transfers_away






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get_transfers_in


Lists domains that have been transferred in.
This command applies to all domains in a reseller's profile.
All attributes are optional, but can be used to narrow the search criteria.
If no attributes are specified, all domains that were ever transferred into your profile are returned.
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Request parameters for get_transfers_in





Standard parameters




action = get_transfers_in

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

completed_from Optional Definition/Value

completed_to Optional Specify the end date for the search.
Only domains transferred on or before the specified date are returned.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
domain Optional Submit the domain name attribute only if you want to check if a particular domain has been transferred in.
limit Optional The maximum number of domains to return per page, up to 40.
losing_registrar Optional Search for transfers-in according to losing registrar.
String and wildcards (*) accepted.
order_id Optional ID number of the order.
order_from Optional Specify a starting date, in the format YYYY- MM-DD from which to return orders.
Can be used with the order_to parameter to specify a range within which to search.
If not used with order_to, all orders from the order_from date onward are returned.
order_to Optional Specify an end date, in the format YYYY- MM-DD, before which to return orders.
Can be used with the attribute order_from parameter to specify a range within which to search.
If not used with order_from, all orders from the order_to date and earlier are returned.
owner_confirm_from Optional Search for transferred-in domains according to the date from when the owner confirmed or denied the transfer.
Can be used with the owner_confirm_to attribute to specify a range within which to search.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
Note: The year specified cannot exceed

2030.
owner_confirm_ip Optional The IP address from which the owner confirmed or denied the transfer-in request.
owner_confirm_to Optional Search for transferred-in domains according to the date prior to when the owner confirmed or denied the transfer.
Can be used with the owner_confirm_from attribute to specify a range within which to search.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
Note: The year specified cannot exceed

2030.
owner_request_from Optional Search for transferred domains according to the date when the email was been sent to the request_address.
Can be used with the owner_request_to attribute to specify a range within which to search.
If not used with owner_request_to, all domains from the owner_request_from date onward are returned.
The year specified cannot exceed 2030; otherwise an error is returned.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
owner_request_to Optional Search for transferred domains according to the date prior to which the email was been sent to the request_address.
Can be used with the owner_request_from attribute to specify a range within which to search.
If not used with owner_request_from, all domains ever transferred in prior to the owner_request_to date are returned.
Use the format YYYY-MM-DD.
Note: The year specified cannot exceed 2030; otherwise an error is returned.
page Optional Determines which page to retrieve, using the page number.
The page index starts at 0 (zero).
request_address Optional The admin email address at the time of notification.
Wildcards (*) accepted.
status Optional Search for transferred domains by status.
Allowed values are pending_admin, pending_owner, pending_registry, completed, or cancelled.
transfer_id Optional ID number of the transfer.
Response parameters for get_transfers_in





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

page Returned if specified in the request and is_success = true The number of the page retrieved.
page_size Returned if specified in the request and is_success = true The maximum number of domains returned per page.
total Returned if is_success = true The number of transferred-in domains.
transfers Returned if a transferred-in domain exists and meets the specified search criteria and is_success = true Contains arrays that list details about each transfer-in.
For more information, see the Transfers table below.
Transfers




Parameters within the transfers associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

affiliate_id Returned if specified in the transfer order.
The unique identifier of an RSP's affiliate, which allows the RSP to track orders

coming through different affiliates.
completed_date Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Date when the transfer was completed.
completed_date_epoch Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Date when the transfer was completed, in UNIX time.
domain Returned if a transferred- in domain exists and meets the specified search criteria.
The domain that was transferred in.
gaining_registrar Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The registrar that gained the transferred-in domain.
losing_registrar Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The registrar that lost the transferred-in domain.
order_date Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Date the order was created.
order_date_epoch Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Date the order was created, in UNIX time.
owner_choice Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Indicates the owner's response to the transfer-in request.
I—Ignored



Y—Approved



* N—Declined

owner_confirm_date Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Date when the owner responded to the transfer request.
owner_confirm_date_epoch Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Date when the owner responded to the transfer request, in UNIX time.
owner_confirm_ip Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The IP address from which the owner responded to the transfer request.
owner_request_date Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Date when transfer request was sent to the owner.
owner_request_date_e poch Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
Date when transfer request was sent to the owner, in UNIX time.
registry_request_date Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The date when the transfer request was sent to the registry.
registry_request_date_epoch Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The date when the transfer request was sent to the registry, in UNIX time.
request_address Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The admin contact email address, at the time of transfer notification.
request_date Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The date when the transfer request was sent.
request_date_epoch Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The date when the transfer request was sent, in UNIX time.
status Always returned in the case of a transferred-in domain.
The status of the transfer: pending_owner, pending_registry, completed, or cancelled.
Note: pending_admin has been deprecated.
transfer_id Always returned.
ID number of the transfer.
Examples for get_transfers_in




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">GET_TRANSFERS_IN</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner_request_to">2006-10-06</item> <item key="page">1</item> <item key="status">cancelled</item> <item key="transfer_id">1234</item> <item key="request_address">[email protected]</item> <item key="losing_registrar">Tucows</item> <item key="completed_to">2006-10-06</item> <item key="domain">example.cc </item> <item key="order_from">2006-10-04</item> <item key="order_to">2008-10-06</item> <item key="order_id">987625</item> <item key="completed_from">2006-10-04</item> <item key="limit">20</item> <item key="owner_confirm_to">2006-10-06</item> <item key="owner_request_from">2006-10-04</item> <item key="owner_confirm_from">2006-10-04</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="page_size">20</item> <item key="page">1</item> <item key="total">1</item> <item key="transfers"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner_request_date">06-OCT- 2006 14:23:54</item> <item key="status">cancelled</item> <item key="affiliate_id">NUAffiliate123</item> <item key="registry_request_date" /> <item key="owner_confirm_date" /> <item key="registry_request_date_epoch" /> <item key="owner_confirm_ip" /> <item key="completed_date">06-OCT-2006 14:59:01</item> <item key="order_date_epoch">1159729141</item> <item key="owner_confirm_date_epoch" /> <item key="request_address">[email protected]</item> <item key="losing_registrar">Tucows</item> <item key="domain">kaka.cc </item> <item key="order_date">06-OCT-2006 14:23:52</item> <item key="completed_date_epoch">1160159032</item> <item key="owner_request_date_epoch">1160159034</item> <item key="transfer_id">1234</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for get_transfers_in

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for get_transfers_in

Standard parameters

Attributes

Transfers

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icann_trade_status_change




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Response Parameters for icann_trade_status_change




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

trade_status Always returned The updated status of the trade.
Possible values include:





initiated



pending_current_registrant



current_registrant_approved



current_registrant_approved_by_da



pending_new_registrant



new_registrant_approved



new_registrant_approved_by_da



cancelled_by_new_change



cancelled_by_current_registrant



cancelled_by_new_registrant



cancelled_by_reseller



timeout



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Example Response for icann_trade_status_change





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2016-09-23 16:30:11 31690 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">testing-icann-trades.org </item> <item key="domain_id">310477</item> <item key="trade_status">cancelled_by_new_registrant</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">e197776ce1270f0fab27da6836a22617</item> <item key="event">ICANN_TRADE_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2016-09-23T19:56:38Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Example Response for icann_trade_status_change






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lookup (domain)


Determines the availability of a specified domain name.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = lookup

object = domain

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain name to be queried.
no_cache Optional In order to obtain results quickly, the default for the lookup command is to check the local OpenSRS cache to determine domain name availability.
If you specify no_cache = 1, instead of checking the cache, the lookup command queries the applicable registry to determine domain name availability.
Note: Setting no_cache to 1 increases the amount of time it takes to get results.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
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If the domain being queried is taken (response_code = 211), is_success is set to 1 because the query was successful.
Therefore, be sure to check the response_code and response_text when reading the reply.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

status Always returned Whether the domain is available or taken.
price_status Always returned The pricing status.
Undef—Non .TV domains

Fixed—Price is fixed for .TV domains.
has_claim Returned for new TLDs during the claim period Indicates whether the domain name has a matching mark registered at the Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH).
0—No matching marks exist at the TMCH.
1—A mark is registered at the TMCH that matches the domain name.
email_available Returned for .NAME domains Indicates whether a forwarding email is available or not.
Applies to .NAME domains only.
0—No forwarding email available

1—Forwarding email available

noservice Returned for .NAME domains Indicates Registry Agent availability.
If RA is available, noservice does not appear in response.
1—Supplier unavailable



Note: when noservice = 1, is_success = 0.
Registry Premium Domain




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Querying a registry premium domain will always generate a taken response if the reseller has not enabled the registry premium tier to which the domain belongs.
If the request is successful and the domain is a registry premium domain, the attributes associative array will also include:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

reason Always returned Indicates that the domain is registry premium.
Value if returned: Premium Name.
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Examples





Standard lookup




RequestResponse, if availableResponse, if taken

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="no_cache">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain available</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="price_status">undef</item> <item key="email_available">undef</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">210</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain taken</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="price_status">undef</item> <item key="email_available">undef</item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">211</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New TLD lookup during the claims period.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.guru </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain available</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="has_claim">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">210</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Premium domain lookup




RequestResponse, enabled in accountResponse, not enabled in account

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">ddd.bike </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain available</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="reason">Premium Name</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">210</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain taken</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="status">taken</item> <item key="reason">Premium Name</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">211</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response parameters Response attributes

Registry Premium Domain





Examples Standard lookup

New TLD lookup during the claims period.
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modify (DNSSEC)


Adds or removes DS records for a given domain.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = modify

object = domain





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain name you wish to apply DNSSEC to.
dnssec Required Contains an array specifying the DNSSEC details to be added.
For more information, please see the dnssec table below.
Request parameters within the dnssec array includes the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

algorithm Required The cryptographic algorithm that generates the signature.
Allowed values are:



5—RSA/SHA-1

6—DSA-NSEC3/SHA1

7—RSASHA1-NSEC3/SHA1

8—RSA/SHA-256

10—RSA/SHA-512

253—Private [PRIVATEDNS]

254—Private [PRIVATEOID]

key_tag Required An integer value that identifies the DNSSEC record for this domain name.
Note: This value cannot exceed 65535.
digest_type Required The algorithm type that constructs the digest, allowed values are:

1—SHA-1

2—SHA-256

3—GOST

4—SHA-384

digest Required The digest is an alpha-numeric string value.
The length depends on the digest type used: SHA-1 is 40 characters, SHA-256 & GOST is 64 characters, SHA-384 is 96 characters.
Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Examples




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="data">dnssec</item> <item key="dnssec"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="algorithm">5</item> <item key="key_tag">333</item> <item key="digest_type">1</item> <item key="digest">da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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modify (domain)


Changes information associated with a domain, such as contact info.
The action request message is different depending on the type of modification being made, and is shown separately for each type.
This command also allows you to set an auto-renew flag for the domain from which you logged in.
If you are using the affected_domains option, you can set the renewal action flags for all domains in the user's profile.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = modify

object = domain

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

affect_domains Required Flag indicating the domains to which to apply the change.
0—Change applies only to the specified domain.
1—Change applies to all domains linked to this profile.
data Required Type of data.
Allowed values are:



ca_whois_display_setting—For changes to the CIRA Whois Privacy setting for .CA domains.
Only allowed for individual registrants, including Canadian citizens, Permanent residents, Legal representatives, and Aboriginal peoples.
change_ips_tag— For transfers of .UK domains between registrars.
The

domain's IPS tag must be changed to that of the gaining registrar in order to transfer a .UK domain.
cira_registrant—Used to change the owner of a .CA domain.
Warning: When you include the

cira_registrant parameter, you transfer the ownership of a domain to the specified contact.
contact_info— For contact information changes.
domain_auth_info— For changes to domain-auth-info.
expire_action— For changes to domain renewal action flags.
Requires both

auto_renew and let_expire flags to be specified.
forwarding_email— For forwarding feature on .NAME domains (cannot be set if it was missing from the capabilities in the response to the 'Get User Info'.).
it_whois_display_setting— Used to enable/disable WHOIS Privacy.
parkpage_state— Enables or disables the parked pages service for a particular

domain.
status— To control the lock state of the domain.
rsp_whois_info— To control 'RSP Info in Whois' feature



tld_data— For changes to the tld_data information that is required to satisfy the regional presence and other requirements of the registry.
Used for .ASIA, .COOP, .JOBS, .LV, .MX, .PRO, .RO, .US, ZA; optional for .XXX.
If you submit this value, you must also submit the tld_data array (see below).
whois_privacy_state— Used to enable or disable WHOIS Privacy.
whois_publicity_state— Used to enable or disable WHOIS Publicity.
domain Required The relevant domain.
tld_data Required for changes to

tld_data values for .ASIA,
.COOP, .JOBS, .LV, .MX, .PRO, .RO, .US, ZA; optional for .XXX An associative array that contains additional information required by the registry, such as the residency of the registrant.
If you submit a request that contains this array, you must also include data = tld_data.
Allowed values are:



ced_info—An array that contains Charter Eligibility (CED) information for .ASIA domains.
ipr_data—Used to make changes to the ICM information associated with .XXX domains.
it_registrant_info—For changes to the .IT identification information.
nexus—For changes to the .US Nexus information.
professional_data—Used to make changes to the professional designation information that is associated with the .PRO domain.
registrant_extra_info—additional registrant information.
For more information see tld_data.
For data = ca_whois_display_setting




When the data parameter uses the ca_whois_display_setting value, the following additional request attribute parameters can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

display Required The setting for the CIRA Whois Privacy.
Allowed values are:



PRIVATE—When a WHOIS lookup is done on the domain name, do not display personal information.
FULL—When a WHOIS lookup is done on the domain name, display all of the data that is on the WHOIS directory, including name, address, telephone number and email address.
For data = change_ips_tag




When the data parameter uses the change_ips_tag value, the following additional request attribute parameters can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

change_tag_all Optional Flag to change all domains on the registrant's profile.
0—Change Domain Tag for specified domain only; this is the default.
1—Change Domain Tag for all .UK domains on this profile.
domain Required The domain whose Domain Tag is being changed.
gaining_registrar_tag Required The Domain Tag of the gaining registrar.
rsp_override Optional Flag to enable or disable the ability of the RSP to override the End User's Domain Tag change settings.
0—Reseller cannot override End User's Domain Tag change settings.
1—Reseller can change Domain Tag, regardless of End User's settings.
For data = contact_info




Note: The contact_info value is not supported for .DK.
Use the update_all_info command to change the contact information for .DK domains.
When the data parameter uses the contact_info value, the following additional request attribute parameters can be used:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

contact_set Required A hash containing the modified contact information of a specific type:



admin

billing

tech

owner



Note: The owner contact for .IT domains has three additional parameters: entity_type, nationality_code, and reg_code.
For information about these parameters, see .IT contact requirements.
For more information about contact_set values, see Examples for contact set.
org_name Required Organization name.
report_email Optional The End User's email address to which notification of success or failure is sent.
The notification email is sent on behalf of the reseller.
Note: This parameter can only be specified if affect_domains is set to '1'.
You can submit different contact information for each contact type, or you can use the also_apply_to parameter to apply the changes to other contact types.
Additional request parameters in the contact_set associative array are described below:

Parameter nameObligationValue/Definition

also_apply_to Optional An array of other contact types to which you want to apply the changes.
For example, if you want to apply the changes indicated in the admin contact set to the owner and

tech types as well, use:



also_apply_to => ['owner', 'tech']



If only one contact type is specified and also_apply_to is empty, update only that contact type.
If also_apply_to is specified, but the complete contact set for the contact types in also_apply_to is also submitted, the complete contact set is used, and also_apply_to is ignored.
Allowed values are:



owner— Owner contact information.
admin— Administrator contact information.
billing— Billing contact information.
tech— Tech contact information



Note: The tech value is not supported for .IT domains; if submitted, the command will fail.
For data = cira_registrant




When the data parameter uses the cira_registrant value, the following additional request attribute parameters can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

address1 Optional The new registrant's address.
Maximum 64 characters.
address2 Optional The new registrant's address.
Maximum 64 characters.
address3 Optional The new registrant's address.
Maximum 64 characters.
city Optional The new registrant's city.
Maximum 64 characters.
country Optional The 2 letter ISO country code.
email Optional Maximum 64 characters, validated according to rfc822.
fax Optional Maximum 20 characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
first_name Required New registrant's first name.
lang Optional The registrant's language preference.
The default is

English.
Allowed values are:



EN—English

FR—French

last_name Required New registrant's last name.
legal_type Required The code that indicates the new registrant's legal classification to satisfy CIRA's Canadian Presence Requirement (CPR).
Allowed values are:



ABO—Aboriginal

ASS—Association

CCO—Canadian Corporation

CCT—Canadian Citizen

EDU—Educational Institution

GOV—Government

HOP—Hospital

INB—Indian Band

LAM—Library, Archive, or Museum

LGR—Legal Representative

MAJ—His Majesty the King

OMK—Protected by Trademarks Act

PLT—Political Party

PRT—Partnership

RES—Permanent Resident

TDM—Trademark Owner

TRD—Trade Union

TRS—Trust

org_name Optional for individuals The name of the organization.
phone Optional Maximum 20 characters, in the format +CCC.NNNNNNNNNNxEEEE , where C = country code, N = phone number, and E = extension (optional).
postal_code Optional Maximum 16 characters.
state Optional A valid 2 letter code for the Canadian province:



AB—Alberta

BC—British Columbia

MB—Manitoba

NB—New Brunswick

NL—Newfoundland and Labrador

NT—Northwest Territories

NS—Nova Scotia

NU—Nunavut

ON—Ontario

PE—Prince Edward Island

QC—Quebec

SK—Saskatchewan

YT—Yukon





For data = domain_auth_info




When the data parameter uses the domain_auth_info value, the following additional request attribute parameters can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain_auth_info Required Domain authentication code.
For data = expire_action




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The modify_expire_action command will return the response code 220 (Nothing to do.
Current auto-renew mode is the same) if attempting to set the expire_action of a domain to the same setting it is currently set to.
When the data parameter uses the expire_action value, the following additional request attribute parameters can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

auto_renew Required Determines whether the domain renews automatically.
0—Do not set to auto-renew.
1—Set to auto-renew.
let_expire Required Determines whether to allow the domain to expire at the end of the registration term.
0—Do not expire domain silently.
Reseller and registrant renewal reminders will be sent.
1—Expire domain silently.
Expiry notifications will not be sent to the reseller, but any ICANN mandated notifications will continue to be sent to the registrant.
Note: This flag cannot be used for .DE domains.
To delete a .DE name or allow it to expire, you need to complete and submit the Domain Termination/Deletion form at least 5 days prior to the expiry date.
For data = forwarding_email




When the data parameter uses the forwarding_email value, the following additional parameter can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

forwarding_email Required For use with .NAME forwarding feature.
For data = it_whois_display_setting




When the data parameter uses the it_whois_display_setting value, the following additional parameter can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

consent_for_publishing Required The setting for the .IT Whois Privacy.
Allowed values are:

N—When a WHOIS lookup is done on the domain name, do not display personal information.
Privacy ON.
Y—When a WHOIS lookup is done on the domain name, display all of the data that is on the WHOIS

directory, including name, address, telephone number and email address.
Privacy OFF.
For data = parkpage_state




This parameter is used to enable or disable the Parked Pages service for a particular domain.
The Parked Pages service is available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .MOBI, .NAME, .ASIA, .BE, .BZ, .CA, .CC, .CO, .EU, .IN, .ME, .NL, .TV, .UK, .US, .WS and .XXX domains.
When the data parameter uses the parkpage_state value, the following additional request attribute parameters can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain for which you want to enable or disable Parked Pages.
state Required Used to enable or disable the Parked Pages service

for a domain.
on—Enable Parked Pages

off—Disable Parked Pages





For data = rsp_whois_info




When the data parameter uses the rsp_whois_info value, the following additional parameter can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

all Required Indicates whether the request is to be applied to all domains in the profile.
0—Do not apply to all domains; this is the default.
1—Apply the request to all domains in the profile.
affect_domains Required Flag indicating the domains to which the change is to be applied.
0—Only change this specific domain.
1—Change applies to all domains linked to this profile.
flag Required Specifies whether to display the RSP info in Whois query results.
Y—Display RSP info.
N—Do not display RSP info.
For data = status




When the data parameter uses the status value, the following additional parameter can be used:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
lock_state Required Indicates whether to lock the domain.
0—Unlocked

1—Locked





For data = whois_privacy_state




When the data parameter uses the whois_privacy_state value, the following additional parameters can be used:

Parameter nameObligationvDefinition/Value

affect_domains Required Determines whether to apply the change to all domains in the reseller's profile, on just the specified domain.
0—Apply change to this domain only.
1—Apply to all domains linked to this profile.
report_email Optional The End User's email address to which notification of success or failure is sent on behalf of the reseller.
Note: This parameter can only be specified if affect_domains is set to 1.
state Required Used to enable or disable WHOIS Privacy.
Allowed values are enable or disable.
Note: The following values are deprecated, but are still accepted for backward compatibility:



N—Disable WHOIS Privacy

Y—Enable WHOIS Privacy





Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

details Returned if is_success = true A case-by-case description of the success or failure of each affected domain.
The key is the name of the domain.
When you specify a contact_info modification, you can specify that you want the action to apply to all domains.
Because the modification may succeed or fail on a case-by-case basis, you get a response code for each domain that is affected.
The key that is used to access this domain success information is the name of the domain itself, for example, 'mydomain.com ' or 'mydomain.co .uk'.
Each key contains a hash (described below) that provides details on the action performed on that domain.
encoding_type Optional The encoding type for this domain.
For a list

of languages and codes, see “Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNS”.
response_code Returned if is_success = true The response code associated with the modification on this domain.
response_text Returned if is_success = true The response text associated with the modification on this domain.
waiting_requests_no Returned if is_success = true The number of registry requests in the waiting state.
Examples





For data = ca_whois_display_setting




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">example.ca </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">ca_whois_display_setting</item> <item key="display">FULL</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = change_ips_tag




RequestResponse (success)Request (tag not found)

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="data">change_ips_tag</item> <item key="domain">example.me .uk</item> <item key="gaining_registrar_tag">q1q1</item> <item key="change_tag_all">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successfully completed.</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">q1q1 Tag not found on the Nominet&apos;s list of valid tags.
Please contact the new Tag Holder to confirm.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">400</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = cira_registrant




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">example.ca </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">cira_registrant</item> <item key="first_name">Pierre</item> <item key="last_name">Lalonde</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak St.</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="postal_code">M1M 1M1</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="legal_type">CCT</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551212x1234 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165551024 </item> <item key="lang">FR</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = contact_info





Example 1




In this example, only one type is specified and also_apply_to contains other types.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">contact_info</item> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="also_apply_to"> <dt_array> <item key="0">owner</item> <item key="1">billing</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak St.</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="phone">+1.7075551212x1812 </item> <item key="fax">+1.7075553123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="url">http://www.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Modification(s) successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="example.com "> <dt_assoc> <item key="response_text">Contact modification successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




In this example, admin and tech contact information is changed for a .CA domain.
📘Note:




For .CA domains when data = contact_info, instead of address1,

address2, and address3, you can specify these address attributes:

addr_office, addr_address_number, addr_street_name, addr_street_cat,

and addr_orientation.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">example.ca </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="org_name">Example Co.</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="ddress1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Saskatoon</item> <item key="state">SK</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">M1M1M1</item> <item key="phone">+1/4165551212</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165552222 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="language">EN</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="also_apply_to"> <dt_array> <item key="0">tech</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="report_email"></item> <item key="data">contact_info</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Modification(s) successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="example.ca "> <dt_assoc> <item key="response_text">Contact modification successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3




In this example, owner contact information is modified for a .IT domain.
The .IT owner contact requires three additional parameters: nationality_code, reg_code, and entity_type.
📘Note:




The other contact types do not require these additional parameters, so

if you change the owner contact information, and you use also_apply_to to

apply the changes to another type, for example, tech, the command will be

successful, but those additional parameters and values are ignored by the

other contact type.
However, also_apply_to billing is not supported for .IT

domains, and if you submit that value, the command will fail.
When the

domain owner is a person (entity_type = 1), changing the owner contact

information also changes the admin contact information as these are

considered to be the same at the Registry.
Request

Request

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.it </item> <item key="data">contact_info</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="entity_type">1</item> <item key="nationality_code">IT</item> <item key="first_name">John</item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> <item key="org_name">Example</item> <item key="address1">Via del Campidoglio, 1</item> <item key="address2"></item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="city">Rome</item> <item key="state">RM</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">00123</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="reg_code">SGLMRA80A01H501E</item> <item key="phone">+39.0612345678 </item> <item key="fax"></item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="example.it "> <dt_assoc> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">0</item> <item key="encoding_type"></item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = domain_auth_info




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="domain_auth_info">mysecret</item> <item key="data">domain_auth_info</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Domain auth code modification Successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = expire_action




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="data">expire_action</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Update successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = forwarding_email




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="forwarding_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="data">forwarding_email</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Domain forwarding email modification Successful</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = it_whois_display_setting




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">ariacorporate.it </item> <item key="consent_for_publishing">N</item> <item key="data">it_whois_display_setting</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = parkpage_state




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="state">on</item> <item key="data">parkpage_state</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Parked page successfully enabled for domain example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = rsp_whois_info




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="flag">Y</item> <item key="all">1</item> <item key="data">rsp_whois_info</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successfully Completed</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = status




Note that the conditions for this succeeding are those for which a get domain status call would return a can_modify result of true (1).
Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="lock_state">0</item> <item key="data">status</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Lock disabled for example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




Without end-user credentials

Request



<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone='yes'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="lock_state">0</item> <item key="data">status</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Lock disabled for example.com </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = whois_privacy_state





Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="report_email" /> <item key="state">disable</item> <item key="data">whois_privacy_state</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Whois Privacy successfully disabled</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




Without end-user credentials

Request



<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone='yes'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="state">enable</item> <item key="data">whois_privacy_state</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Whois Privacy successfully disabled</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For data = whois_publicity_state





Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="report_email" /> <item key="state">disable</item> <item key="data">whois_publicity_state</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Whois Publicity successfully disabled</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




Without end-user credentials

Request



<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone='yes'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="state">enable</item> <item key="data">whois_publicity_state</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Whois Publicity successfully enabled</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For tld_data = ced_info (.ASIA)





Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ced_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="contact_type">tech</item> <item key="legal_entity_type">other</item> <item key="legal_entity_type_info">add some text here</item> <item key="id_type">other</item> <item key="id_type_info">other</item> <item key="id_number">8675309</item> <item key="locality_city">Sydney</item> <item key="locality_state_prov">NSW</item> <item key="locality_country">AU</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Data modification Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




Without end-user credentials

Request



<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone='yes'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.asia </item> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ced_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="contact_type">tech</item> <item key="id_number">8675309</item> <item key="id_type">passport</item> <item key="legal_entity_type">corporation</item> <item key="locality_city">Sydney</item> <item key="locality_state_prov">NSW</item> <item key="locality_country">AU</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">CED Data modification Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> </header>





For tld_data = ipr_data (.XXX)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="cookie">364577922:3202133</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key='data'>tld_data</item> <item key='tld_data'> <dt_assoc> <item key='ipr_data'> <dt_assoc> <item key="icm_membership_id">123456</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> <header>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For tld_data = it_registrant_info (.IT)




Request



<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">MODIFY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.it </item> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="it_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="entity_type">1</item> <item key="reg_code">SGLMRA80A01H501E</item> <item key="nationality_code">it</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="example.it "> <dt_assoc> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">0</item> <item key="encoding_type"></item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For tld_data = nexus (.US)





Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affect_domains">0</item> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nexus"> <dt_assoc> <item key="validator">CA</item> <item key="category">C31</item> <item key="app_purpose">P1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Nexus Data modification Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For tld_data =professional_data (.PRO)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="professional_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="authority_website">http://www.cda -adc.ca </item> <item key="license_number">987654321</item> <item key="authority">Canadian Dental Association</item> <item key="profession">Dentist</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key='protocol'>XCP</item> <item key='action'>REPLY</item> <item key='object'>DOMAIN</item> <item key='response_text'>OK</item> <item key='response_code'>200</item> <item key='is_success'>1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope





For tld_data = registrant_extra_info (.COOP)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="professional_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="authority_website">http://www.cda -adc.ca </item> <item key="license_number">987654321</item> <item key="authority">Canadian Dental Association</item> <item key="profession">Dentist</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For tld_data = registrant_extra_info (.JOBS)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="jobs_admin_type">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_website">http://www.example .com</item> <item key="jobs_association_member">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_title">HR Generalist</item> <item key="jobs_industry_type">Logistics Management</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="jobs_admin_type">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_website">http://www.example .com</item> <item key="jobs_association_member">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_title">HR Generalist</item> <item key="jobs_industry_type">Logistics Management</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





For tld_data = registrant_extra_info (.RU)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">tld_data</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="date_of_birth">1976-08-05</item> <item key="id_card_authority">Republic of Khakassia </item> <item key="id_card_issue_date">2001-01-01</item> <item key="id_card_number">987654321</item> <item key="registrant_type">individual</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated almost 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters Request attributes

For data = ca_whois_display_setting

For data = change_ips_tag

For data = contact_info

For data = cira_registrant

For data = domain_auth_info

For data = expire_action

For data = forwarding_email

For data = it_whois_display_setting

For data = parkpage_state

For data = rsp_whois_info

For data = status

For data = whois_privacy_state





Response parameters Response attributes





Examples For data = ca_whois_display_setting

For data = change_ips_tag

For data = cira_registrant

For data = contact_info

For data = domain_auth_info

For data = expire_action

For data = forwarding_email

For data = it_whois_display_setting

For data = parkpage_state

For data = rsp_whois_info

For data = status

For data = whois_privacy_state

For data = whois_publicity_state

For tld_data = ced_info (.ASIA)

For tld_data = ipr_data (.XXX)

For tld_data = it_registrant_info (.IT)

For tld_data = nexus (.US)

For tld_data =professional_data (.PRO)

For tld_data = registrant_extra_info (.COOP)

For tld_data = registrant_extra_info (.JOBS)

For tld_data = registrant_extra_info (.RU)






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modify (nameserver)


Modifies a nameserver.
This command is not supported for .TEL domains.
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📘Important:




This command will overwrite the existing nameserver entries.
If a nameserver has two IPs, one for IPv4 and one for IPv6, and you specify only one of these in the request, the other one will be removed from the registry.
Request parameters for modify (nameserver)





Standard parameters




action = modify

object = nameserver

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
ipaddress Required if ipv6 is not submitted The IPv4 address of the nameserver.
You can specify ipaddress or ipv6, or both.
Note: This parameter is always required for .DE, even if ipv6 is submitted.
ipv6 Required if ipaddress is not submitted The IPv6 address of the nameserver.
You can specify ipaddress or ipv6, or both.
Note: This parameter is not supported for .CN.
name Required Fully qualified domain name of the nameserver.
The name key must always be present, and must be race-encoded.
new_name Optional.
This field is only required if you are changing the name.
The new, fully qualified domain name for The new, fully qualified domain name for the nameserver





Response parameters for modify (nameserver)




Standard parameters

action = reply

object = nameserver

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for modify (nameserver)





Example 1




This example changes the name of an IPv4 nameserver.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.example .com</item> <item key="new_name">ns.boo .example.com </item> <item key="ipaddress">212.112 .123.11 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




This example changes the name of an IPv6 nameserver.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.example .com</item> <item key="new_name">ns.test .example.com </item> <item key="ipv6">2a00:1450:4008:c00:0:0:0:1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for modify (nameserver)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for modify (nameserver)

Examples for modify (nameserver)

Example 1

Example 2






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modify subreseller


Modify a subreseller account.
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Request parameters for modify subreseller





Standard parameters




action = modify

object = subreseller





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

allowed_tld_list Optional List of TLDs that the subeseller is allowed to sell.
ccp_enabled Required Indicates whether credit card payments are allowed for the subreseller.
N—No



Y—Yes

contact_set Required Subreseller’s contact information.
The admin contact for a subreseller is the Emergency Contact, which is not the same as a domain admin contact.
The following values are required for the subreseller admin contact: first_name, last_name, org_name, phone, and email.
For tech contact, you can include any of the fields explained in the contact_set section; however, you must include first_name, last_name, org_name, address1, city, phone, and email.
If country is Canada or U.S , you must also include the state and postal code parameters.
low_balance_email Required The email address to which notices are sent when the subreseller's account balance falls to a predefined level.
nameservers Optional List of default nameservers for the subreseller.
password Required Password for the subreseller account.
payment_email Optional The email address to which payment notices are sent.
pricing_plan Required The pricing plan assigned to the subreseller.
status Required Set the status of the account.
Allowed values are active, onhold, locked,

canceled, and paid_only.
storefront_rwi Optional Determines whether the subreseller sees the Storefront link in the RWI (and hence whether the subreseller can configure a Storefront).
N—Do not display the Storefront link; this is the default.
Y—Display the Store front link

system_status_email system_status_email The email address that will receive system status messages.
url Optional The web address of the account.
username Required Username for the new subreseller.
Response parameters for modify subreseller





Standard parameters




action = reply

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for modify subreseller




Request



<?xml version=’1.0 ’ encoding=’UTF-8’ standalone=’no’ ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM ’ops.dtd ’> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key='protocol'>XCP</item> <item key='action'>MODIFY</item> <item key='object'>SUBRESELLER</item> <item key='attributes'> <dt_assoc> <item key='url'>testurlupdate.com </item> <item key='nameservers'> <dt_assoc> <item key='fqdn1'>ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key='fqdn2'>ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key='payment_email'>[email protected]</item> <item key='pricing_plan'>silver</item> <item key='status'>cancelled</item> <item key='username'>sub1240929148892</item> <item key='contact_set'> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551123x333 </item> <item key="phone2"></item> <item key="first_name">John</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="org_name">Sub Reseller Company Inc.</item> <item key="first_name">John</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> <item key="title">CEO</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165551122x333 </item> <item key="fax"></item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="address1">55 Reseller Ave</item> <item key="address2">Suite 99</item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="city">New York</item> <item key="state">NY</item> <item key="postal_code">70218</item> <item key="country">US</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key='storefront_rwi'>Y</item> <item key='ccp_enabled'>Y</item> <item key='low_balance_email'>[email protected]</item> <item key='password'>test123</item> <item key='system_status_email'>[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">SUBRESELLER</item> <item key="response_text">Reseller sub1240929148892 successfully modified</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for modify subreseller

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for modify subreseller

Standard parameters

Examples for modify subreseller






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modify (subuser)


Modifies a domain's sub-user data.
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Request parameters for modify (subuser)





Standard parameters




action = modify

object = subuser

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)

username = name of the user account





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
sub_id Required The sub-user's ID.
sub_password Required Password for the sub-user.
sub_permission Required The sub_permission value is a bit-mask that indicates which portions of the domain information are changeable by the sub-user.
The bits are as follows:



1—Owner

2—Admin

4—Billing

8—Tech

16—Nameservers

32—Rsp_whois_info

sub_username Required Username for the sub-user.
Response parameters for modify (subuser)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = subuser

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for modify (subuser)




Request

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">modify</item> <item key="object">subuser</item> <item key="domain">yourdomain.com </item> <item key="username">aaaa</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sub_password">luda</item> <item key="sub_permission">4</item> <item key="sub_id">2532880</item> <item key="sub_username">subludak</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SUBUSER</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 1 month ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for modify (subuser)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for modify (subuser)

Standard parameters

Examples for modify (subuser)






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modify_messaging_language


Changes the default messaging language of a domain.
Notification messages sent to resellers will use this default language, unless an alternate language has been specified for a particular message.
Message-specific language preferences can be set in the RCP.
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Response parameters for modify_messaging_language





Standard parameters




action = modify

object = domain

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

messaging_language Required The updated default messaging language for a domain.
Possible values are:



af-ZA (Afrikaans)

ar-AE (Arabic)

id-ID (Bahasa Indonesia)

bs-BA (Bosnian)

bg-BG (Bulgarian)

zh-CN (Chinese)

hr-HR (Croatian)

cs-CZ (Czech)

da-DK (Danish)

nl-NL (Dutch)

en-US (English)

fi-FI (Finnish)

fr-FR (French)

de-DE (German)

el-GR (Greek)

hi-IN (Hindi)

it-IT (Italian)

ja-JP (Japanese)

ko-KR (Korean)

lv-LV (Latvian)

lt-LT (Lithuanian)

ms-MY (Malay)

no-NO (Norwegian)

fa-AF (Persian)

pl-PL (Polish)

pt-BR (Portuguese)

ro-RO (Romanian)

ru-RU (Russian)

sr-RS (Serbian)

sk-SK (Slovak)

es-ES (Spanish)

sv-SE (Swedish)

th-TH (Thai)

tr-TR (Turkish)

vi-VN (Vietnamese)





Response parameters modify_messaging_language





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes





Examples for modify_messaging_language





When modifying the language after domain registration




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">MODIFY_MESSAGING_LANGUAGE</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">supteam2.co .uk</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="messaging_language">de-DE</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated over 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Response parameters for modify_messaging_language

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters modify_messaging_language

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for modify_messaging_language

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modify_trade_designated_agent


Grants or revokes permission for TUCOWS to act as the designated agent for the specified domain.
"Enabled" is the default status.
If this feature is disabled, the current registrant will be required to approve, via email, any contact changes that affect the first name, last name, organization name, or email address.
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Request Parameters modify_trade_designated_agent





Standard parameters:




action = modify_trade_designated_agent

object = domain

protocol = XCP





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain to which the trade pertains.
enable Required Possible values are:



0 - Indicates that the registrant/owner will approve any and all contact owner changes for their domains via email.
TUCOWS will not act as a "designated agent"



1 - Indicates that the registrant agrees to all terms and conditions outlined in TUCOWS' service agreement), including that which states TUCOWS may act on behalf of the registrant as a "designated agent".
ip_address Optional The IP address of the registrant modifying the setting.
Response Parameters modify_trade_designated_agent





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = reply

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for modify_trade_designated_agent





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">MODIFY_TRADE_DESIGNATED_AGENT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="enable">1</item> <item key="domain">weruiofh89q34gh78943g4.com </item> <item key="ip_address">0.0 .0.0 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful: The designated agent setting has been enabled (by reseller (via API); Source domain: weruiofh89q34gh78943g4.com ; Supplied IP address: 0.0 .0.0 )</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated almost 8 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request Parameters modify_trade_designated_agent

Standard parameters:

Attributes

Response Parameters modify_trade_designated_agent

Standard parameters

Examples for modify_trade_designated_agent






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modify_trade_lock_setting


A setting to indicate whether the 60-day trade lock will be applied after the next trade.
This setting will revert to “1" after every trade.
It will not prevent another change of registrant.
Please note that this is a setting to indicate whether the lock should be applied after the next trade.
You must successfully complete a trade for this setting to take effect.
Changing this setting will NOT disable the trade lock if the domain is already trade-locked.
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Request Parameters for modify_trade_lock_setting





Standard parameters:




action = modify_trade_lock_setting

object = domain

protocol = XCP





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain for which the trade lock setting is being modified.
enable Required Possible values are:



0 - Indicates that the Current Registrant has explicitly opted out of applying the 60-day inter-registrar transfer lock for this domain name.
1 - Indicates that a 60-day inter-registrar transfer lock will be applied to the domain name after a successful completion of a Change of Registrant process.
This is the default setting as per the ICANN Transfer Policy.
ip_address Required The IP address of the Current Registrant at the time when they gave their explicit consent to opting out of the transfer lock.
Response Parameters for modify_trade_lock_setting





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for modify_trade_lock_setting




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">modify_trade_lock_setting</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="enable">1</item> <item key="domain">weruiofh89q34gh78943g4.com </item> <item key="ip_address">0.0 .0.0 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful: The 60-day trade hold has been enabled (by reseller (via API); Supplied IP address: 0.0 .0.0 )</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request Parameters for modify_trade_lock_setting

Standard parameters:

Attributes

Response Parameters for modify_trade_lock_setting

Standard parameters

Examples for modify_trade_lock_setting






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name_suggest


Checks whether a specified name, word, or phrase is available for registration in gTLDs and ccTLDs, suggests other similar domain names for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .US, and .MOBI domains, and checks whether they are available.
Reseller must be enabled for the specified TLDs.
Can also be used to search for domains owned by external domain suppliers.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = name_suggest

object = domain





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

languages Optional Specify the languages in which to return suggestions for other similar names.
en—English

fr —French

de—German

it—Italian

es—Spanish



You can specify the languages in which you want to see name suggestions, for example, you can submit a name, word or phrase in Spanish and specify es to request suggestions in Spanish.
If you do not specify a language code, the system tries to determine the language used in the searchstring and returns suggestions in that language.
max_wait_time Optional Specify the number of seconds that the command can run, and return as many results as can be found in that time period.
You can specify a fraction of a second, as long as the value is at least 0.1 .
If the results cannot be determined for any of the lookup domains within the specified time, the returned status value is in_progress.
If all results cannot be returned for suggestion, premium, or personal names within the specified time period, no results are returned for that service; that is the command returns all results or no results for each of these services.
After the results obtained within the max_wait_time are returned, the command continues to run in the background, and you can resubmit the command with the search_key to see more results.
Note: If you do not include the max_wait_time parameter, the command takes as long as it needs to return complete results.
search_key Required Resumes the previously run name_suggest command if the command did not return complete results during the specified max_wait_time

searchstring Required The name, word, or phrase whose availability you want to check.
Note: The first level domain (for example, .COM) is not required.
service_override Optional Overrides default settings for lookup, suggestion, or premium.
For more information, see the Service_Override table below.
Note: service_override is not available for personal_names.
services Optional Specify the services for which you want to check availability.
lookup—Check availability.
suggestion—Request suggestions.
personal_names—Check the availability of the specified personal name, (firstname lastname).
premium—Include domains owned by external domain suppliers.
premium_brokered_transfer—Include domain names that may be purchased

from external suppliers that use a broker to complete the purchase process.
premium_make_offer—Include domain names that may be purchased from external suppliers where the buyer and seller negotiate the purchase price.
skip_registry_lookup Optional Specifies whether to query the applicable registries to find out if the lookup domain names are available for registration.
0—Query the registries; this is the default.
1—Do not query the registries.
Note: If you set this parameter to 1, the response is returned more quickly; however, the results do not indicate whether or not the lookup names are available.
You still have to check the availability of any names you are interested in, for example, by using the lookup (domain) command.
suggestion Optional Specify the TLDs to check for name suggestions; can also specify the number of suggestions to return.
Suggestions are only available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, and .BIZ.
Allowed values may be the tlds array and the maximum parameter.
For more information, see the Lookup and Suggestion table below.
tlds Required The TLDs you want to check for domain name availability and suggestions.
Lookups are available for all gTLDs and ccTLDs.
Note: Some externally managed TLDs may not have a testing environment set up.
Suggestions are available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .US, and .MOBI.
Request parameters within the service_override associative array may include the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

lookup Optional Specify the TLDs to check for availability.
Lookups are available for all gTLDs and ccTLDs.
personal_names Optional Specify the TLDs to check for available personal names.
premium Optional Specify the TLDs to check for availability.
Premium domain name lookups are available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, and .BIZ.
suggestion Optional Specify the TLDs to check for name suggestions;

can also specify the number of suggestions to return.
Suggestions are available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .US, and .MOBI.
Allowed values may be the tlds array and the maximum parameter.
For more information, see the Lookup and Suggestion table below.
Note: This parameter will only work in the live environment.
Request parameters within the lookup and suggestion associative arrays may include the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

maximum Optional The maximum number of domain name suggestions

to return.
Specify 1 to 100; 100 is the default.
price_max Optional; used only for Premium domains The maximum price of the Premium domains to return.
The value must be an integer, for example, 1150; decimal points are not allowed.
If this parameter is not submitted or if the value is

not acceptable, the default value of 5000 is used.
If this value is less than the price_min value, the default values for both price_min and price_max are used

price_min Optional; used only for Premium domains The minimum price of the Premium domains to return.
The value must be greater than zero, and must be an integer, for example, 250; decimal

points are not allowed.
If this parameter is not submitted or if the value is not acceptable, the default value of 50 is used.
If this value is greater than the price_max value, the default values for both price_min and price_max

are used.
tlds Required The TLDs you want to check for domain name availability and suggestions.
Lookups are available for all gTLDs and ccTLDs.
Suggestions are available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .US, and .MOBI.
Request parameters within the lookup associative arrays may include the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

no_cache_tlds Optional In order to obtain results quickly, the default for the lookup command is to check the local OpenSRS cache to determine domain name availability.
If you specify no_cache_tlds = 1, instead of checking the cache, the lookup command queries the applicable registries to determine domain name availability.
Note: Setting no_cache_tlds to 1 increases the

amount of time it takes to get results





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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

has_claim Returned for the new TLDs during the claims period

(90 days from the start of GA) Indicates whether the domain name has a matching mark registered at the Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH).
0—No matching marks exist at the TMCH.
1—A mark is registered at the TMCH that matches the domain name.
is_search_completed Returned if:

is_success = true Indicates whether all results were returned within the specified max_wait_time.
0—Search results are not complete.
Note: The command continues to run in the background, and you can resubmit the command with the search_key to see more results.
1—Search completed.
lookup Optional The results returned for lookup.
Values may be the count parameter and items associative array.
For more information, see the Premium, Personal_Names, Lookup, and Suggestion table below.
personal_names Optional The results returned for personal_names.
Values may be the count parameter and the items associative array.
For more information, see the Premium, Personal_Names, Lookup, and Suggestion table below.
premium Optional The results returned for premium.
Values may be the count parameter and the items associative array.
For more information, see the Premium, Personal_Names, Lookup, and Suggestion table below.
premium_brokered_transfer Optional The results returned for premium_brokered_transfer.
Values may be the count parameter and the items associative array.
For more information, see the Premium, Personal_Names, Lookup, and Suggestion table below.
premium_make_offer Optional The results returned for premium_make_offer.
Values may be the count parameter and the items associative array.
For more information, see the Premium, Personal_Names, Lookup, and Suggestion table below.
reason Returned if the domain queried is a registry premium domain.
Indicates that the domain is registry premium.
Value, if returned:



Premium Name

search_key Returned if is_success = true and is_search_completed = 0 A key that is returned if the name_suggest command did not return complete results during the specified max_wait_time.
The command continues to run in the background, and you can resubmit the command with the search_key to see more results.
suggestion Optional The results returned for suggestion.
Values may be the count parameter and the items associative array.
For more information, see the Premium, Personal_Names, Lookup, and Suggestion table below.
Note: This parameter will only work in the live environment.
Registry Premium Domain




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

reason Returned if the domain queried is a registry premium domain.
Indicates that the domain is registry premium.
Value, if returned:



Premium Name





Parameters within the premium, lookup, and suggestion associative arrays are described below:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

count Always returned The number of results returned for lookup, suggestion, or premium.
items Always returned List of domain names and their statuses.
Allowed values are domain and status.
Parameters within the items associative array are described below:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Always returned Returned domain name.
price Optional The purchase price for the premium domain.
status Always returned Indicates whether the returned domain names are available and can be registered.
Allowed values are:



available—Domain name is available and can be registered.
justsold—Domain name has been sold and is not available.
taken—Domain name is not available.
undetermined—Returned if skip_registry_lookup = 1 in the request, or if the registry could not be contacted.
in_progress—The command could not determine the status of the domain name in the allowed time.
The command continues to run in the background, and you can resubmit the command with the search_key to see more results.
third_party_offer_url Returned for:

premium_make_offer domains The URL of the vendor that is facilitating the negotiations between buyer and seller for the Make Offer Premium domain.
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Examples




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Due to the length of the responses in these examples, in some cases,

the results have been truncated by using ellipses (...) to represent omitted

results.
Example 1




For lookup, suggestion, premium, and personal names with suggestion limited to .COM, .NET, and .ORG, in English, German, Italian, and Spanish.
Request

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key='protocol'>XCP</item> <item key='action'>name_suggest</item> <item key='object'>domain</item> <item key='attributes'> <dt_assoc> <item key='services'> <dt_array> <item key='0'>lookup</item> <item key='1'>suggestion</item> <item key='2'>premium</item> <item key='3'>personal_names</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key='searchstring'>search string</item> <item key='languages'> <dt_array> <item key='0'>en</item> <item key='1'>de</item> <item key='2'>it</item> <item key='3'>es</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key='tlds'> <dt_array> <item key='0'>.com</item> <item key='1'>.net</item> <item key='2'>.org</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">6</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.com </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search-string.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> ...
</dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="personal_names"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">6</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringham .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringhini .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringfield .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringer .net</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> ...
</dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="premium"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">20</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">badmintonstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1349.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">cheapstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1549.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">elasticstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1399.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">findcordblood.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1688.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> ...
</dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">50</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">amazonsearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">archivesearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">briefsearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> ...
<item key="49"><dt_assoc><item key="domain">search-string.org </item><item key="status">available</item></dt_assoc></item></dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




For both lookup and suggestion with lookups limited to .COM and .INFO, querying the registry (not OpenSRS cache) for .COM lookups, suggestions limited to .COM and .ORG, and maximum 25 suggestions returned.
Request

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">name_suggest</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="searchstring">[email protected]</item> <item key="service_override"> <dt_assoc> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> <item key="1">.org</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="maximum">25</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> <item key="1">.info</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key = "no_cache_tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="services"> <dt_array> <item key="0">lookup</item> <item key="1">suggestion</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">8</item> <item key="response_text" /> <item key="response_code">0</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example- search.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example- search.info </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> ...
</dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">25</item> <item key="response_text" /> <item key="response_code">0</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">modelhunt.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">modelfind.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">problemfind.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> ...
</dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3




For premium domains, limited to .COM and .NET.
Request

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key='protocol'>XCP</item> <item key='action'>name_suggest</item> <item key='object'>domain</item> <item key='attributes'> <dt_assoc> <item key='searchstring'>abc&amp;d !</item> <item key='service_override'> <dt_assoc> <item key='premium'> <dt_assoc> <item key='tlds'> <dt_array> <item key='0'>.com</item> <item key='1'>.net</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key='services'> <dt_array> <item key='0'>premium</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="premium"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">4</item> <item key="response_text"/> <item key="response_code">0</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abc-and-d.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">299.98 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcandd.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">499.98 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcandd.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">99.78 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcd.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1523.45 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 4




For premium, lookup, and suggestion, limited to .COM, maximum 10 suggestions returned.
Request

XML

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">name_suggest</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="service_override"> <dt_assoc> <item key="premium"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="maximum">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="services"> <dt_array> <item key="0">lookup</item> <item key="1">suggestion</item> <item key="2">premium</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="searchstring">abc&amp;d</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version=’1.0 ’ encoding=’UTF-8’ standalone=’no’ ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM ’ops.dtd ’> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">2</item> <item key="response_text"/> <item key="response_code">0</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abc-d.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcd.com </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="premium"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">3</item> <item key="response_text"/> <item key="response_code">0</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abc-and-d.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">299.98 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcandd.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">499.98 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcd.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1523.45 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">10</item> <item key="response_text"/> <item key="response_code">0</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcdlive.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcdpro.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">abcdslive.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 5




For lookup and suggestion, limited to .COM, not checking the availability of the lookup domain, maximum 10 suggestions returned.
Request

XML

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">name_suggest</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <item key="services"> <dt_array> <item key="0">lookup</item> <item key="1">suggestion</item> </dt_array> </item> <dt_assoc> <item key="searchstring">smith</item> <item key="skip_registry_lookup">1</item> <item key="service_override"> <dt_assoc> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="maximum">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="request_response_time">0.169 </item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_search_completed">1</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">smith.com </item> <item key="status">undetermined</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">10</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myjosephsmith.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">josephsmithonline.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysmithonline.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mystevesmith.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="4"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thefortsmith.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="5"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">my-smith.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="6"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfortsmithonline.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="7"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mymikesmith.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="8"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thejosephsmith.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="9"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">fortsmithgroup.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 6




For lookup, suggestion, premium, and personal names with suggestion limited to .COM, .NET, .ORG, and .IN, in English, German, Italian, and Spanish, with the command run time limited to 0.4 seconds.
Request

XML

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">name_suggest</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="searchstring">search string</item> <item key="max_wait_time">0.4 </item> <item key="languages"> <dt_array> <item key="0">en</item> <item key="1">de</item> <item key="2">it</item> <item key="3">es</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> <item key="1">.net</item> <item key="2">.org</item> <item key="3">.in</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="services"> <dt_array> <item key="0">lookup</item> <item key="1">suggestion</item> <item key="2">premium</item> <item key="3">personal_names</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

The results were in the specified time; however, not all lookup results are complete.
Premium name results were returned but suggestion and personal names could not be returned in the specified time.
The returned unique_key

allows you to resubmit the command.
XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="search_key">Ko1fN8Fnw1qaCuFE1tc1daCaT1E</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_search_completed">0</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">8</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.com </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.net </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.in </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="4"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search-string.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="5"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search-string.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="6"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search-string.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="7"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search-string.in </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="personal_names"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">5</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringham .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringhini .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringfield .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringer .net</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="4"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringfield .net</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">48</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstring.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstringonline.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="4"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstringonline.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="5"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thesearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="6"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thesearchstring.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="7"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thesearchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="8"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstringonline.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="9"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstringonline.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="10"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstringonline.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="11"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstringgroup.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="12"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">my-searchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="13"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstringgroup.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="14"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">my-searchstring.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="15"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstringgroup.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="16"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">my-searchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="17"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring-online.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="18"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">bestsearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="19"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring-online.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="20"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring-online.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="21"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">bestsearchstring.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="22"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">bestsearchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="23"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thesearchstringonline.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="24"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thesearchstringonline.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="25"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thesearchstringonline.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="26"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstringgroup.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="27"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">the-searchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="28"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstringgroup.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="29"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">the-searchstring.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="30"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mysearchstringgroup.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="31"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstringshop.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="32"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">the-searchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="33"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">my-searchstring-online.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="34"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">topsearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="35"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstringshop.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="36"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">my-searchstring-online.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="37"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstringshop.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="38"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">my-searchstring-online.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="39"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring-group.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="40"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">topsearchstring.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="41"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">topsearchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="42"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">bestsearchstringonline.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="43"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring-group.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="44"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring-group.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="45"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">bestsearchstringonline.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="46"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">bestsearchstringonline.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="47"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thesearchstringgroup.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 7




Resubmits the previously run name_suggest command which did not return

complete lookup results during the specified max_wait_time.
The command

can run for a maximum of 0.7 seconds.
Request

XML

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">name_suggest</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="search_key">vgL2FeBzZ8JuS5lIluIEYhDc7Vg</item> <item key="max_wait_time">0.7 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

Complete results for lookup are returned as well as results for suggestion, premium, and personal names.
XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="is_search_completed">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">84</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.com </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.net </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.org </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">searchstring.in </item> <item key="status">undetermined</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="premium"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">20</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">badmintonstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1349.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">cheapstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1549.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">elasticstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">13998.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="personal_names"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">6</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringham .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringhini .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">search.stringfield .com</item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="suggestion"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">50</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">amazonsearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">archivesearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">briefsearchstring.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 8




For premium domains, limited to .COM and .NET names that cost between $100 and $10000, maximum 10 suggestions returned.
Request

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="action">name_suggest</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="service_override"> <dt_assoc> <item key="premium"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> <item key="1">.net</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="maximum">10</item> <item key="price_min">100</item> <item key="price_max">10000</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="services"> <dt_array> <item key="0">premium</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="searchstring">computerstore</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_search_completed">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="premium"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">2</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">childhoodneglect.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">499.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">child-neglect.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">499.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 9




Lookup for one of the new TLDs.
Request

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> <msg_type>standard</msg_type> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="action">name_suggest</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="services"> <dt_array> <item key="0">lookup</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="searchstring">example</item> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">guru</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="request_response_time">0.065 </item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_search_completed">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.guru </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="has_claim">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 10




For premium, premium_brokered_transfer, and premium_make_offer domains, limited to .COM, .NET, .ORG, and .DE names.
Request

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">NAME_SUGGEST</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="searchstring">testdomain</item> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.com</item> <item key="1">.net</item> <item key="2">.org</item> <item key="3">.de</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="services"> <dt_array> <item key="0">premium</item> <item key="1">premium_make_offer</item> <item key="2">premium_brokered_transfer</item> <item key="3">lookup</item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="request_response_time">1.791 </item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_search_completed">1</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">3</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain.net </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain.org </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain.de </item> <item key="status">taken</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="premium_brokered_transfer"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">3</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testsname.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">343.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">analysisdomains.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">341.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain123.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">5612.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="premium"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">17</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">5899.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomainsearch.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">3045.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomainname.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">3395.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain01.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">4619.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="4"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain1.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">2695.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="5"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain020911c.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">299.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="6"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain3.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">2195.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="7"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testmaxdomain.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1495.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="8"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomainsl.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1077.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="9"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">shoemoneytestdomain.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">799.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="10"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">demodomains.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">5743.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="11"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">analysisdomain.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">2639.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="12"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testdomain1.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">3099.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="13"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testnewdomain.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">2179.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="14"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thetestdomain.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">4736.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="15"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">domainfortest.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">2524.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="16"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">testyourdomain.com </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="price">1949.00 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 10: Registry Premium




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Please note: The response generated when querying a registry premium domain with name_suggest (domain) is dependent upon which registry premium domains the reseller has enabled.
An available registry premium domain will appear unavailable or "taken" if the reseller has not enabled the tier of registry premium domains into which the domain falls.
Request

XML

<?xml version=\'1.0 \' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">NAME_SUGGEST</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="services"> <dt_array> <item key="0">lookup</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="tlds"> <dt_array> <item key="0">.bike</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="searchstring">ddd.bike </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

Example 1

This example shows the response generated if the reseller has enabled the tier of registry premium domains into which the domain falls.
XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="request_response_time">0.074 </item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_search_completed">1</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">sydney.space </item> <item key="status">available</item> <item key="reason">Premium Name</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2

This example shows the response generated if the reseller has not enabled the tier of registry premium domains into which the domain falls.
XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="request_response_time">0.063 </item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="is_search_completed">1</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="lookup"> <dt_assoc> <item key="count">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="items"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">sydney.space </item> <item key="status">taken</item> <item key="reason">Premium Name</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters

Request attributes

Response parameters Response attributes

Registry Premium Domain





Examples Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4

Example 5

Example 6

Example 7

Example 8

Example 9

Example 10

Example 10: Registry Premium






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OpenSRS API Quick Start Guide




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Getting started should be simple and straightforward.
With this in mind, we've divided our Quick Start Guide into three easy steps and included code snippets for several of the major languages.
We hope this will assist you in connecting to the OpenSRS system and allow you to begin selling domain and SSL services.
Step 1.
Go to Reseller Control Panel, and click on Account Settings.
Under the gear icon, click on the API settings tab, and copy your API key.
Step 2.
(Required for the Live environment but not the test environment)

On the Account Settings page, scroll down to IP Access Rules and select the edit button.
Here, you can add the IP address from which you will send API calls.
Step 3.
Plugin your API key and reseller username into one of the following code snippets:

PythonPerlJavaPHPRuby

#!/usr/bin/python import requests import hashlib TEST_MODE = 1 connection_options = { 'live' : { # IP whitelisting required 'reseller_username': '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', 'api_key':'<YOUR API KEY>', 'api_host_port': 'https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443', }, 'test' : { # IP whitelisting not required 'reseller_username': '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', 'api_key':'<YOUR API KEY>', 'api_host_port': 'https://horizon.opensrs .net:55443', } } if TEST_MODE == 1: connection_details = connection_options['test'] else: connection_details = connection_options['live'] xml = ''' <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> ''' md5_obj = hashlib.md5 () md5_obj.update ((xml + connection_details['api_key']).encode()) signature = md5_obj.hexdigest () md5_obj = hashlib.md5 () md5_obj.update ((signature + connection_details['api_key']).encode()) signature = md5_obj.hexdigest () headers = { 'Content-Type':'text/xml', 'X-Username': connection_details['reseller_username'], 'X-Signature':signature, }; print("Request to {} as reseller {}:".format(connection_details['api_host_port'],connection_details['reseller_username'])) print(xml) r = requests.post (connection_details['api_host_port'], data = xml, headers=headers ) print("Response:") if r.status_code == requests.codes .ok: print(r.text ) else: print (r.status_code ) print (r.text )

#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use IO::Socket::SSL; use Digest::MD5 qw/md5_hex/; use LWP::UserAgent; use Data::Dumper; my $TEST_MODE = 1; # Will connect to OpenSRS's test environment my $connection_options = { 'live' => { # IP whitelisting required api_host_port => 'rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443', api_key => '<YOUR API KEY>', reseller_username => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', }, 'test' => { # IP whitelisting not required api_host_port => 'horizon.opensrs .net:55443', api_key => '<YOUR API KEY>', reseller_username => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', }, }; my $connection_details; if ($TEST_MODE) { $connection_details = $connection_options->{'test'}; } else { $connection_details = $connection_options->{'live'}; } my $ua = new LWP::UserAgent; # Simple lookup command my $xml = <<DATA; <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> DATA my $response = $ua->post( "https://$connection_details->{api_host_port}", 'Content-Type' => 'text/xml', 'X-Username' => $connection_details->{reseller_username}, 'X-Signature' => md5_hex( md5_hex( $xml, $connection_details->{api_key} ), $connection_details->{api_key} ), 'Content' => $xml ); print "Request to $connection_details->{api_host_port} as reseller: $connection_details->{reseller_username}\n$xml\n"; print "Response:\n"; if ( $response->is_success ) { print Dumper( $response->content ); } else { print Dumper($response); }

import java.util .HashMap; import java.io .*; import java.security .MessageDigest; import java.math .BigInteger; import java.net .HttpURLConnection; import java.net .URL; public class OpenSRSAPITest { public static void main (String[] args) { final boolean TEST_MODE = true; HashMap <String, String> liveDetails = new HashMap <String,String>(); liveDetails.put ("apiHostPort","https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443"); liveDetails.put ("apiKey", "<YOUR_API_KEY>"); liveDetails.put ("resellerUsername", "<YOUR_RESELLER_USERNAME>"); HashMap <String, String> testDetails = new HashMap <String,String>(); testDetails.put ("apiHostPort", "https://horizon.opensrs .net:55443"); testDetails.put ("apiKey", "<YOUR_API_KEY>"); testDetails.put ("resellerUsername", "<YOUR_RESELLER_USERNAME>"); HashMap <String, String> connectionDetails; if (TEST_MODE) connectionDetails = testDetails; else connectionDetails = liveDetails; // Simple lookup command String xml = "<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?>" + "<!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '>" + "<OPS_envelope>" + "<header>" + "<version>0.9 </version>" + "</header>" + "<body>" + "<data_block>" + "<dt_assoc>" + "<item key='protocol'>XCP</item>" + "<item key='action'>LOOKUP</item>" + "<item key='object'>DOMAIN</item>" + "<item key='attributes'>" + "<dt_assoc>" + "<item key='domain'>myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item>" + "</dt_assoc>" + "</item>" + "</dt_assoc>" + "</data_block>" + "</body>" + "</OPS_envelope>"; // Create signature String signature = md5_hex( md5_hex(xml + connectionDetails.get ("apiKey")) + connectionDetails.get ("apiKey")); System.out .println("Request as reseller: " + connectionDetails.get ("resellerUsername")); System.out .println(xml); // Make HTTP Post try { URL url = new URL(connectionDetails.get ("apiHostPort")); HttpURLConnection conn = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection (); conn.setDoOutput (true); conn.setRequestMethod ("POST"); conn.setRequestProperty ("Content-Type", "text/xml"); conn.setRequestProperty ("X-Username", connectionDetails.get ("resellerUsername")); conn.setRequestProperty ("X-Signature", signature); OutputStreamWriter writer = new OutputStreamWriter(conn.getOutputStream ()); writer.write (xml); writer.flush (); System.out .println("Response Code: " + conn.getResponseCode ()); System.out .println("Response Message: " + conn.getResponseMessage ()); System.out .println("Response XML:"); String line; BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(conn.getInputStream ())); while ((line = reader.readLine ()) != null) { System.out .println(line); } writer.close (); reader.close (); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace (); } } private static String md5_hex(String s) { try { MessageDigest m = MessageDigest.getInstance ("MD5"); m.update (s.getBytes (), 0, s.length ()); BigInteger i = new BigInteger(1,m.digest ()); return String.format ("%1$032x", i); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace (); } return null; } }

<?php // Note: Requires cURL library $TEST_MODE = true; $connection_options = [ 'live' => [ 'api_host_port' => 'https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443', 'api_key' => '<YOUR API KEY>', 'reseller_username' => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>' ], 'test' => [ 'api_host_port' => 'https://horizon.opensrs .net:55443', 'api_key' => '<YOUR API KEY>', 'reseller_username' => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>' ] ]; if ($TEST_MODE) { $connection_details = $connection_options['test']; } else { $connection_details = $connection_options['live']; } $xml = <<<EOD <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> EOD; $data = [ 'Content-Type:text/xml', 'X-Username:' .
$connection_details['reseller_username'], 'X-Signature:' .
md5(md5($xml .
$connection_details['api_key']) .
$connection_details['api_key']), ]; $ch = curl_init($connection_details['api_host_port']); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $data); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $xml); $response = curl_exec($ch); echo 'Request as reseller: ' .
$connection_details['reseller_username'] .
"\n" .
$xml .
"\n"; echo "Response\n"; echo $response .
"\n"; ?>

#!/usr/bin/ruby require 'uri' require 'net/http' require 'net/https' require 'digest' TEST_MODE = 1 connection_options = { 'live' => { # IP whitelisting required 'reseller_username' => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', 'api_key' => '<YOUR API KEY>', 'api_host_port' => 'https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443', }, 'test' => { # IP whitelisting not required 'reseller_username' => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', 'api_key' => '<YOUR API KEY>', 'api_host_port' => 'https://horizon.opensrs .net:55443', } } if TEST_MODE == 1 connection_details = connection_options['test'] else connection_details = connection_options['live'] end xml = <<-eos <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> eos md5 = Digest::MD5.new md5.update (xml + connection_details['api_key']) signature = md5.hexdigest md5 = Digest::MD5.new md5.update (signature + connection_details['api_key']) signature = md5.hexdigest uri = URI.parse ("#{connection_details['api_host_port']}/") https = Net::HTTP.new (uri.host ,uri.port ) https.use_ssl = true req = Net::HTTP::Post.new (uri.path , initheader = { 'Content-Type' =>'text/xml', 'X-Username' => connection_details['reseller_username'], 'X-Signature' => signature, }) req.body = xml puts "Request to #{connection_details['api_host_port']} as reseller #{connection_details['reseller_username']}:" res = https.request (req) puts xml puts "Response:" if res.code == "200" puts res.body else puts res.code puts res.message end





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Order Event: claim_status_change


This event notification will be generated when there is an update on the claim status on an order.
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Response Parameters for claim_status_change




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

claim_status Always returned.
The current status of the claim.
Possible values include:



* initiateddeclined cancelled accepted





Example Response for claim_status_change





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 13:35:54 8716 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">testandvalidate.claimsgathree </item> <item key="claim_status">initiated</item> <item key="order_id">442644</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">ORDER</item> <item key="event_id">72a5d2b5ffe3fd892b39fffa292133f4</item> <item key="event">CLAIM_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T17:34:51Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response Parameters for message_status_change (order event)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

message_status Always returned The updated status of the message.
Possible values are:

Queued

Sent

* Bounced

message_type Always returned The type of message.
reference_id Always returned The unique message ID.
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<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2016-12-02 15:24:56 10026 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">somedomain.com </item> <item key="message_type">enduser.icann .trade.new .registrant.approval </item> <item key="domain_id">310499</item> <item key="message_status">QUEUED</item> <item key="reference_id">7814e71bb27b751a33bd79555c08e7546b70ce9b4156cbdea8284864b01733cd104a36e1</item> <item key="to_address">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">d417c52e31e3ff537a034e982546b64f</item> <item key="event">MESSAGE_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2016-12-02T20:24:27Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Order Event: status_change


This event notification when the status of an order is updated.
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Response Parameters for status_change (order)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_reg_type Always returned.
The updated status of the order.
Possible values include:



* landrush new premium renewal sunrise transfer whois_privacy

order_status Always returned.
The status or the order.
Possible values include:



Processed - Applies to trades and transfers and means we are waiting on an owner or registry to take action.
Completed - All required actions have taken place and the order is successfully completed.
Pending - An order that has been explicitly saved by the reseller, or has failed validation and has been automatically saved.
General Availability pre-orders are also 'saved' in pending before they are automatically processed.
Please note that all domain orders start in a pending state regardless of whether they were saved.
Waiting - Order is asynchronous and is in progress.
A couple of examples where this would happen would be due to a waiting async GDPR consent request, or an asynchronous response received from the registry.
Pending_fax - is no longer in use.
The system will generally not automatically clear out pending orders.
There are a couple of scenarios where it will though:

If an order for a domain is submitted any orders saved in pending for the same domain will be canceled.
In the RWI there is the option to cancel pending/declined orders created more than X days ago.
This is also available via API via cancel_pending_orders call.)



Declined - Order was canceled after being submitted.
Some examples would be a registrant not accepting a claim notice, async GDPR notice, or transfer notice.
Canceled - Order has been canceled by reseller via API or RWI.
Pending/Declined order canceled by the system due to a duplicate order/taken domain.
Example Response for status_change





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 11:31:49 27660 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">tucows-13e97b6ef1b1c.com </item> <item key="order_status">pending</item> <item key="order_reg_type">new</item> <item key="order_id">701980</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">ORDER</item> <item key="event_id">39232348265486a2ac352d349cd88a3f</item> <item key="event">STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T15:31:47Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">6</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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The three-character language codes listed in the following table are the allowed values for the 'encoding_type' parameter, which is used to specify the language to use for an IDN.
LanguageLanguage code

Afrikaans AFR

Albanian-ALB ALB

Arabic ARA

Aragonese ARG

Armenian-ARM ARM

ASCII (blank, no language code)

Assamese ASM

Asturian; Bable AST

Avestan AVE

Awadhi AWA

Azerbaijani AZE

Balinese BAN

Baluchi BAL

Basa BAS

Bashkir BAK

Basque-BAQ BAQ

Belarusian BEL

Bengali BEN

Bhojpuri BHO

Bosnian BOS

Bulgarian BUL

Burmese-BUR BUR

Carib CAR

Catalan CAT

Chechen CHE

Chinese-CHI CHI

Chuvash CHV

Coptic COP

Corsican COS

Croatian-SCR SCR

Czech-CZE CZE

Danish DAN

Divehi DIV

Dogri DOI

Dutch-DUT; Flemish DUT

English ENG

Estonian EST

Faroese FAO

Fijian FIJ

Finnish FIN

French-FRE FRE

Frisian FRY

Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic GLA

Georgian-GEO GEO

German-GER GER

Greek-GRE, Modern (1453-) GRE

Gondi GON

Gujarati GUJ

Hebrew HEB

Hindi HIN

Hungarian HUN

Icelandic-ICE ICE

Indic (Other) INC

Indonesian IND

Ingush INH

Irish GLE

Italian ITA

Japanese JPN

Kashmiri KAS

Kazakh KAZ

Khmer KHM

Kirghiz KIR

Korean KOR

Kurdish KUR

Lao LAO

Latvian LAV

Lithuanian LIT

Luxembourgish; Letzeburgesch LTZ

Macedonian-MAC MAC

Malayalam MAL

Malay-MAY MAY

Maltese MLT

Maori-MAO MAO

Mixed (English) * ENG

Moldavian MOL

Mongolian MON

Nepali NEP

None specified NO

Norwegian NOR

Oriya ORI

Ossetian; Ossetic OSS

Panjabi PAN

Persian-PER PER

Polish POL

Portuguese POR

Pushto PUS

Rajasthani RAJ

Romanian-RUM RUM

Russian RUS

Samoan SMO

Sanskrit SAN

Sardinian SRD

Serbian-SCC SCC

Seychelles SCR

Simplified Chinese ZH-CN

Sindhi SND

Sinhalese SIN

Slovak-SLO SLO

Slovenian SLV

Somali SOM

Spanish; Castilian SPA

Swahili SWA

Swedish SWE

Tajik TGK

Tamil TAM

Telugu TEL

Thai THA

Tibetan-TIB TIB

Traditional Chinese ZH-TW

Turkish TUR

Ukrainian UKR

Urdu URD

Uzbek UZB

Vietnamese VIE

Welsh-WEL WEL

Yiddish YID





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parse_csr


Parses the CSR and identifies its data elements.
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Request parameters for parse_csr





Standard parameters




action = parse_csr

object = trust_service





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

csr Required A Certificate Signing Request for the required SSL Certificate.
Note: All certificates require 2048 bit CSRs; however, Symantec will accept 1024 bit CSRs for certificates with expiry dates prior to December 31,

2013, except for EV certs, which require 2048, regardless of the term.
product_type Required The product type from the SSL Certificate inventory.
Allowed values are:



comodo_ev



comodo_instantssl



comodo_premiumssl



comodo_premiumssl_wildcard



comodo_ssl



comodo_wildcard



essentialssl



essentialssl_wildcard



positivessl



quickssl



quickssl_premium



rapidssl



securesite



securesite_pro



securesite_ev



securesite_pro_ev



sgcsuper_certs



ssl123



sslwebserver



sslwebserver_wildcard



sslwebserver_ev



symantec_ssl_lite



symantec_ssl_lite_wildcard



truebizid



truebizid_wildcard



truebizid_ev



trustwave_dv



trustwave_ev



trustwave_premiumssl

trustwave_premiumssl_wildcard





Response parameters for parse_csr





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

csr_data Returned if is_success = true A list of the data elements of the CSR.
For more information, see the csr_data table.
dv_auth_details





csr_data

Parameters within the csr_data associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

country Always returned The country specified in the CSR.
domain Always returned The domain specified in the CSR.
email Always returned The email address specified in the CSR.
has_bad_extensions Always returned Indicates whether the CSR contains any unsupported extensions.
Allowed values are:



0—The CSR can be used.
1— Re-generate the CSR without the unsupported extensions.
locality Always returned The city specified in the CSR.
organization Always returned The organization specified in the CSR

organization_unit Always returned The organization unit specified in the CSR.
state Always returned The state specified in the CSR.
valid_quick_domain Returned for QuickSSL Certificates only Indicates whether the CSR is valid for QuickSSL certificates.
Allowed values are:



0—No

1—Yes

valid_true_domain Returned for True BusinessID Certificates only Indicates whether the CSR is valid for True BusinessID certificates.
Allowed values:



0—No

1—Yes





Examples for parse_csr





Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">parse_csr</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="product_type">quickssl</item> <item key="csr">-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIIBqTCCARICAQAwaTELMAkGA1UEBhMCQ0ExCzAJBgNVBAgTAm9uMRAwDgYDVQQH Ewd0b3JvbnRvMQ8wDQYDVQQKEwZ0dWNvd3MxCzAJBgNVBAsTAnFhMR0wGwYDVQQD ExR3d3cucWFyZWdyZXNzaW9uLm9yZzCBnzANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOBjQAwgYkC gYEAz+hbqqnE5BSW0THf7txxsJxF8Vtca2uL52iutI1SRTm9J6NNtAjgMbL9upOm SFnObpWKriUIlvxKrecygGWkjiMeyU/F6auAS9/vwDdxYEVT2szK+Q2At1FgU433 Pds53v2J/vyB6SL+k/w54H2gF4ORpU1hjUggo7fM353TeeMCAwEAAaAAMA0GCSqG SIb3DQEBBAUAA4GBAIYvVThVeocN7N7HbsO/au9AXnx6LULQ5LMDWx6FlyBB5g9h 5HYZa6xieYCYDxYIsjLjR3qx1BWl9+0kSL2MW4EdDPzbcrZvHAtrw2/hPrm9EGA3 2w3a26W79N3clCkrahnpcNFLFyzU3CtZASJ+VuixGXTEkdiBAliqtGp+QBhf -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="csr_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="organization_unit">QA</item> <item key="valid_true_domain">1</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="locality">Santa Clara</item> <item key="email" /> <item key="domain">www.example .com</item> <item key="valid_quick_domain">1</item> <item key="has_bad_extensions">0</item> <item key="organization">Example Inc.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




For Comodo Domain-Vetted SSL Certificates



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="csr_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="organization_unit">QA</item> <item key="valid_true_domain">1</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="locality">Santa Clara</item> <item key="email" /> <item key="domain">www.example .com</item> <item key="valid_quick_domain">1</item> <item key="has_bad_extensions">0</item> <item key="organization">Example Inc.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="file_name">CCA14620B14A3A0A2BBBCDAEBB9B4402.txt </item> <item key="file_contents">6009865A908659B5A40E802BBBFB3DD71FE49A15 comodoca.com </item> <item key="dns_entry">CCA14620B14A3A0A2BBBCDAEBB9B4402.qaregression .org CNAME 6009865A908659B5A40E802BBBFB3DD71FE49A15.comodoca .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Request parameters for parse_csr

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for parse_csr

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for parse_csr

Example 1

Example 2






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pay subreseller


Transfers funds from the reseller account into a subreseller account.
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Request parameters for pay subreseller





Standard parameters




action = pay

object = subreseller





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

amount Required The amount that you want to transfer to the subreseller account; this value must be a positive number.
username Required The username of the subreseller that is receiving the funds.
Response parameters for pay subreseller





Standard parameters




action = reply

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

id Returned if is_success = true The ID number of the transaction.
Examples for pay subreseller




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">PAY</item> <item key="object">SUBRESELLER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="amount">1.00 </item> <item key="username">subtest</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">SUBRESELLER</item> <item key="response_text">Funds Transferred</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="id">3627217</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Attributes

Response parameters for pay subreseller

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Attributes

Examples for pay subreseller






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poll_event


Sends a request for a list of the most recent event transactions.
A maximum of 100 events can be queried at a time, and all will be listed in chronological order, starting with the earliest event.
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Request Parameters for poll_event





Standard Parameters




action = poll

object = event





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

limit Optional A numeric value which determines how many event transactions will be listed in the response.
Events will be listed in chronological order, starting with the earliest event.
Max value: 100



Notes:



If not limit value is indicated, the default value is 1.
Example Request for poll_event





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="action">POLL</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="limit">100</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example Response for poll_event





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-05-29 11:14:02 23004 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">abc-fictional.de </item> <item key="domain_id">801743</item> <item key="zone_check_status">invalid</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">6887c7d3838dcaec7517c531df527bb7</item> <item key="event">ZONE_CHECK_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2014-05-27T19:29:25Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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process_pending


Processes or cancels pending orders; also applicable to any order that is declined.
The order is cancelled and a new order is created.
Can also be used to process cancelled domain orders, provided the cancelled order was a new order or a transfer.
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Request parameters for process_pending





Standard parameters




action = process_pending

object = domain or trust_service attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

approver_email Required Approver email only needed when dv_auth method is set to email

dv_auth_method Required Preferred authorization method for domain-vetted certificates.
Possible values include:



DNS

File

* Email



Note: The default value is Email, if preferred method is not set.
command Optional Only necessary if you want to cancel the pending order.
If you want to process the pending order, do not add this attribute.
Allowed value is cancel.
fax_received Optional Only required for .DE orders that are pending a confirmation fax.
0—No

1—Yes

order_id Required The ID of the order to be processed.
owner_address Optional Owner's email address; only used for .DE transfers.
Response parameters for process_pending





Standard parameters action = reply




object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request attributes





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

async_reason Included in domain response for asynchronous requests Indicates the reason that the request was asynchronous.
Allowed values are:



general—Order was submitted to an asynchronous registry.
has_claim—Registrant action required before order can complete.
domain Included in SSL Service response if is_success = true The domain with which the SSL Service order is associated.
dv_auth_details optional Displays the contents of the domain validation entry required for proper validation.
If DNS was set as the preferred method, the DNS entry content will be returned.
If file is the method selected, the file name and file contents will be returned.
Note: If email was set as the preferred method, no value will be returned.
dv_auth_method Included if the dv authorization method is DNS or File



Note: If the authorization method selected is email, no value for dv_auth_method will be returned.
The authorization method selected.
f_auto_renew Included in domain response if is_success = true Flag indicating whether domain is automatically renewed.
Allowed values are Y or N.
id Included in domain response if is_success = true The ID of the domain

order_id Included in SSL Service response if is_success = true The ID of the order.
registration expiration date Included in domain response if is_success = true The new expiration date for the service, in the format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss

state Included in SSL Service response if is_success = true The state of the order.
Allowed values are:



awaiting-approval—Order processed successfully; waiting for supplier approval.
in-progress—Order is in progress.
supplier_order_id Included in SSL Service response if is_success = true



Note: Required for domain-vetted RapidSSL, GeoTrust and Comodo SSL certificates The ID number for the vendor.
Examples for process_pending domain




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">process_pending</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner_address">[email protected]</item> <item key="fax_received">1</item> <item key="order_id">535242</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

If successfulIf unsuccessfulIf domain name matches a trademark at the TMCH

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="f_auto_renew">Y</item> <item key="id">3343012</item> <item key="registration expiration date">2007-12-05 15:23:15</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text"> Domain registration successfully completed </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> <item key="response_code">480</item> <item key="response_text">Order 535242 is not a pending or declined order and cannot be processed</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">260</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Registration is pending registrant review before completing due to claim/trademark.</item> <item key="transaction_id" /> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">654155</item> <item key="async_reason">has_claim</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Examples for process_pending trust_service





Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">process_pending</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">6617</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="order_id">6617</item> <item key="supplier_order_id">219</item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




This example uses dv_auth_method to request DV authorization details for all three methods (File, DNS and Email) on orders for Comodo and Symantec SSL products.
Request

FileDNSEmail

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> <msg_id>2.21765911726198 </msg_id> <msg_type>standard</msg_type> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">process_pending</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">17600</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">file</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> <msg_id>2.21765911726198 </msg_id> <msg_type>standard</msg_type> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">process_pending</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">16685</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">dns</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> <msg_id>2.21765911726198 </msg_id> <msg_type>standard</msg_type> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">process_pending</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">16686</item> <item key="approver_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">email</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

FileDNSEmail

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">PROCESS_PENDING:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">simpletest1.com </item> <item key="dv_auth_method">file</item> <item key="order_id">17601</item> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="file_contents">23D6930CD9F7B47AB1716D732BAA6114E83CAF64 comodoca.com </item> <item key="file_name">7E2537E8CE7B9D0554BD50BBC675A179.txt </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="supplier_order_id">21843012</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">PROCESS_PENDING:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">simpletest1.com </item> <item key="dv_auth_method">dns</item> <item key="order_id">17600</item> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dns_entry">7E2537E8CE7B9D0554BD50BBC675A179.simpletest1 .com CNAME 23D6930CD9F7B47AB1716D732BAA6114E83CAF64.comodoca .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="supplier_order_id">21842891</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">PROCESS_PENDING:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">20160122comodoemailb.com </item> <item key="order_id">16686</item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="supplier_order_id">20073400</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for process_pending

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for process_pending

Standard parameters action = reply

Attributes

Examples for process_pending domain

Examples for process_pending trust_service

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process_transfer


Creates a new order with the same data as a cancelled order; the existing cancelled order is not modified.
This command is only available for failed transfers with the status of 'cancelled'.
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Request parameters for process_transfer





Standard parameters




action = process_transfer



object = transfer attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Required The ID of the order to be resubmitted.
reseller Required Reseller username.
Response parameters for process_transfer





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = transfer

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Returned if is_success = true ID of the newly created order.
Examples for process_transfer




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">PROCESS_TRANSFER</item> <item key="object">TRANSFER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reseller">test_rsp</item> <item key="order_id">111111</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRANSFER</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Transfer request has been successfully sent.
Admin contact email: [email protected]'</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">1111111</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response parameters for process_transfer

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Attributes

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Protocol Message Structure




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DTD




An OPS protocol message is an XML document, which satisfies the following Document Type Declaration (DTD).
ops.dtd

<!-- (C) Copyright 2016, Tucows Inc.
All Rights Reserved OPS Message Definition --> <!-- Envelope --> <!ELEMENT OPS_envelope (header,body)> <!-- header part --> <!ELEMENT header (version)> <!-- body part --> <!ELEMENT body (data_block)> <!-- data block --> <!ELEMENT data_block (dt_assoc | dt_array | dt_scalar| dt_scalarref)> <!-- data types --> <!ELEMENT dt_assoc (dt_assoc | dt_array| dt_scalar | dt_scalarref| (item)*)> <!ELEMENT dt_array (dt_assoc | dt_array | dt_scalar | dt_scalarref | (item)*)> <!ELEMENT dt_scalar (#PCDATA | dt_assoc | dt_array | dt_scalar | dt_scalarref)*> <!ELEMENT dt_scalarref (#PCDATA | dt_assoc | dt_array | dt_scalar | dt_scalarref)*> <!ELEMENT item (#PCDATA | dt_assoc | dt_array | dt_scalar | dt_scalarref)*> <!ATTLIST item key CDATA #REQUIRED class CDATA #IMPLIED > <!ELEMENT version (#PCDATA)> <!-- document information entities --> <!ENTITY company 'Tucows'> <!ENTITY copyright '2000, Tucows'>





Description




The preamble of an OPS message must contain encoding and DOCTYPE information specifying the correct DTD (ops.dtd ).
<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '>





The start and end of an OPS message 'envelope' are delimited by <OPS_envelope> and </OPS_envelope> tags.
<OPS_envelope> ?
?
?
</OPS_envelope>





A message consists of two basic parts: a header and a body.
The header is delimited by

and and contains information that is related to protocol transport.
Currently the OPS protocol version is supported.
It is delimited by and tags.
The body is delimited by and tags.
Currently the body can only contain one component, which is the 'data_block'.
The data block contains an XML representation of a data structure, which in turn contains the information being passed by the process.
The data block is delimited by <data_block> and </data_block> tags.
Example

<OPS_envelope> <header> ?
</header> <body> <data_block> ?
</data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





The data structure within the data block is a represented according to data type.
The following data types are supported:

associative array (hash): <dt_assoc></dt_assoc>

array: <dt_array></dt_array>

array or associative array elements: <item key='' [class='']>



Where key is the name of the key used to access the element.
For an array, it is an integer (0...N).
For an associative array, it is a string.
Example for assoc array

<dt_assoc> <item key='firstname'>Tom</item> <item key='lastname'>Jones</item> </dt_assoc>





Example for array

<dt_array> <item key='0'>example1.com </item> <item key='1'>example2.com </item> </dt_array>





The class attribute is optional.
If specified, it refers to a class name that can be used to reconstruct the data into an object when decoded.
The actual details of this are implementation specific.
For example, for a Perl implementation the class name would be used to bless the underlying associative array (hash), back into an object.
Example for class

<dt_array> <item key='0' class='myClass'> <dt_assoc> <item key='firstname'>Tom</item> <item key='lastname'>Jones</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array>





scalars (for example, strings, integers): <dt_scalar></dt_scalar>

scalar reference: <dt_scalarref></dt_scalarref>



Data types can be arbitrarily nested.
For example, you could have an array of an array of associative arrays.
Any complex data type can be represented, provided the base data type is an array or an associative array.
OPS message examples




This example shows an OPS message that encodes an associative array that contains an array of values:

Example 1

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>1.0 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key='domain_list'> <dt_array> <item key='0'>ns1.example .com</item> <item key='1'>ns2.example .com</item> <item key='2'>ns3.example .com</item> </dt_array> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





This example shows an OPS message that encodes an associative array that contains other associative arrays:

Example 2

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>1.0 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Tom</item> <item key="last_name">Jones</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Anne</item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





This example shows an OPS message that encodes a scalar value:

Example 3

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>1.0 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_scalar>Tom Jones</dt_scalar> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response Codes





Table of Contents

DTD

Description

OPS message examples






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query (surname)


Queries the properties of the domain.
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Request parameters for query (surname)





Standard parameters




action = query

object = surname





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The Personal Names domain to be queried.
query_dns Optional Requests information about the DNS settings.
0—Do not return DNS information; this is the default.
1—Return all DNS records for the zone.
query_email Optional Requests information about the associated email account.
0—Do not return email account information; this is the default.
1—Return information about the email account.
Response parameters for query (surname)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = surname

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

created_on Returned if is_success = true Date the domain was created.
domain Returned if is_success = true The Personal Names domain to which the returned values apply.
mailbox Optional Information about the mailbox.
For more information, see the Mailbox table below.
state Optional Current status of the Personal Names domain.
Available value is active.
zone Optional Information about the DNS records.
For more information, see the Zone table below.
Mailbox




Parameters within the mailbox associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

forward_email Optional The address to which email is forwarded.
mailbox_type Optional The type of mailbox: MAILBOX or WEBMAIL_ONLY.
Records




Parameters within the records associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

content Optional The IP address or fully qualified domain name.
name Optional The unqualified domain name or @ symbol.
type Optional The type of DNS record.
Allowed values are A and CNAME.
Zone




Parameters within the zone associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

records Optional A list of the DNS records associated with the domain, along with their values.
zone_id Optional Internal identifier for the DNS zone.
Examples for query (surname)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">QUERY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="query_email">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">QUERY:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="created_on">2016-05-12T21:39:11.000 -04:00</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="mailbox_type">MAILBOX</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="state">active</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for query (surname)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for query (surname)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Mailbox

Records

Zone

Examples for query (surname)






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query_approver_list


Queries the list of approvers for the SSL service that is associated with a specified domain.
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📘Note:




This command is currently not supported for Trustwave certificates.
Request parameters for query_approver_list





Standard parameters




action = query_approver_list

object = trust_service attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain to which the SSL Service approver list belongs.
product_type Required The product type from the SSL Certificate inventory.
Allowed values are:



comodo_ev



comodo_instantssl



comodo_premiumssl



comodo_premiumssl_wildcard



comodo_ssl



comodo_wildcard



essentialssl



essentialssl_wildcard



positivessl



quickssl



quickssl_premium



securesite



securesite_pro



securesite_ev



securesite_pro_ev



sgcsuper_certs



ssl123



sslwebserver



sslwebserver_wildcard



sslwebserver_ev



symantec_ssl_lite



symantec_ssl_lite_wildcard



truebizid



truebizid_wildcard



truebizid_ev



**As of September 30th 2020, The following products will no longer be available:



quickssl (translate to quickssl_premium)

thawte_csc (Thawte Code Signing)

securesite_ft

securesite_pro_ft

securesite_ev_ft

securesite_pro_ev_ft

truebizid_ev_ft





Response parameters for query_approver_list





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

approver_list Returned if is_success = true The list of approvers and their properties.
For more information, see the approver_list table.
Approver_list

Parameters within the approver_list associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Always returned The domain to which the SSL Service applies.
email Always returned SSL Service approver email address.
type Always returned SSL Service approver type.
Allowed values are:



generic—Generated by pre-pending predefined list of prefixes to the domain name.
Prefixes include admin, administrator, hostmaster, root, webmaster, postmaster, and support.
manual—A list of support addresses taken from WHOIS.
Examples for query_approver_list




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">query_approver_list</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="product_type">quickssl</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="approver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">MANUAL</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">MANUAL</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">GENERIC</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="3"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">GENERIC</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="4"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">GENERIC</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="5"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">GENERIC</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="6"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">GENERIC</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="7"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">GENERIC</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="8"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="type">MANUAL</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated over 4 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for query_approver_list

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for query_approver_list

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for query_approver_list






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Overview



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query_queued_request


Queries the status of a queued request.
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Request parameters for query_queued_request





Standard parameters




action = query_queued_request

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

request_id Required The ID of the queued request; the queue_request_id is returned when an order is queued.
Response parameters for query_queued_request





Standard parameters action = reply




object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

queue_date Returned if is_success = true The date the order was queued, in the format DD-MMM-YYYY hh:mm:ss.
request_data Returned if is_success = true The content of the original queued request.
All data is returned in a single variable.
Examples for query_queued_request




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">query_queued_request</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="request_id">1782</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="queue_date">04-MAR-2004 10:27:01</item> <item key="request_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ip">10.0 .11.121 </item> <item key="username">purple</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for query_queued_request

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for query_queued_request

Standard parameters action = reply

Attributes

Examples for query_queued_request






[ENDPOINT]

Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


Overview



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redeem (domain)


Redeems a domain that has expired but is within the redemption grace period.
For a listed of supported TLDs, please see: https://help.opensrs .com/hc/en-us/articles/360003940393





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Request parameters for redeem domain




📘Note:




Domain redemptions may incur addition fees.
Standard parameters




action = redeem

object = domain

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The name of the domain to be redeemed.
Domain must be within the redemption grace period.
Response parameters for redeem domain





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for redeem domain




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REDEEM</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.ca </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





📘Note:




Domain redemptions will not work on the Horizon testing server.
Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for redeem domain

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for redeem domain

Standard parameters

Examples for redeem domain






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Overview



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registry_add_ns


Adds a nameserver to one or all registries to which a reseller has access.
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📘Note:




This command does not create a nameserver; a nameserver must already be created (see create (nameserver)).
Request parameters for registry_add_ns





Standard parameters




action = registry_add_ns

object = nameserver





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

all Required Specifies whether to add the nameserver to all registries or to only COM and NET:



0—Add to the registry specified in the tld Parameter



1—Add to all registries enabled for your account

fqdn Required The nameserver to be added, which must be a fully qualified domain name.
tld Required The registry to which you want to add the nameservers.
Allowed values: any tld available through OpenSRS, for example, .com.
Note: If the all value = 1, the tld value is ignored; however, it must be present and the value must be a valid tld; otherwise, the command will fail.
Response parameters for registry_add_ns




Standard parameters

action = reply

object = nameserver

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

registry_name Returned if is_success = true Registry Names:



NSI



DENIC



NeuLevel



TV



NSI .cc



CIRA



ISOC/PIR



UK



VC



dotName



NeuStar



Afilias



Note: Only the registries to which the reseller is subscribed are returned.
The following success/failure messages may be returned:

'Successfully added.'



'Couldn't add nameserver: Registry doesn't support nameserver as a

separate object.'



'Couldn't add nameserver: Our system is experiencing technical

difficulties; please try again later.
If problem persists, please contact support and state error message: REM server: -702, no RAs to service the domain 'example.cc '.
Examples for registry_add_ns




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">registry_add_ns</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="fqdn">n99.example .aero</item> <item key="tld">.com</item> <item key="all">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

For "all" = "1"For "all" = "0"

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="DENIC">Successfully added</item> <item key="VC">Couldn't add nameserver: Unexpected response from registry: 705: No RAs to service your domain.
</item> <item key="TV">Couldn't add nameserver: Registry doesn't support nameserver as a separate object.
</item> <item key="Neulevel">Successfully added</item> <item key="CIRA">Couldn't add nameserver: Registry doesn't support nameserver as a separate object.
</item> <item key="ISOC/PIR">Successfully added</item> <item key="GNR">Successfully added</item> <item key="UK">Couldn't add nameserver: Registry doesn't support nameserver as a separate object.
</item> <item key="NSI_CC">Successfully added</item> <item key="Neustar">Successfully added</item> <item key="Afilias">Successfully added</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_text">Command verified</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">nameserver</item> <item key="response_text">Command verified</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for registry_add_ns

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for registry_add_ns

Attributes

Examples for registry_add_ns






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registry_check_nameserver


Verifies whether a nameserver exists at a particular registry.
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📘Note:




This command is not required for registries that do not have a nameserver object, that is, .CA, .UK, .DE, .FR, and CH.
Request parameters for registry_check_nameserver





Standard parameters




action = registry_check_nameserver

object = nameserver attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

fqdn Required The Fully Qualified Domain Name of the nameserver that you want to check.
tld Required The Top Level Domain of the nameserver that you want to check.
If no tld is supplied, the tld is extracted from the nameserver.
Response parameters for registry_check_nameserver





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = nameserver

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

status Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether the nameserver exists at the registry.
Examples for registry_check_nameserver




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REGISTRY_CHECK_NAMESERVER</item> <item key="object">NAMESERVER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld">.com</item> <item key="fqdn">ns1.livedns .co.uk </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

Nameserver foundNameserver not foundNameserver not found (registered nameserver not required by registry)

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">NAMESERVER</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">NAMESERVER</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="status"> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">RAP</item> <item key="_response_text">Authorization error</item> <item key="_response_code">531</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="trans_id"> <dt_assoc> <item key="client_trid">216.40 .33.60 - 1240404268810</item> <item key="server_trid">437077128- 1240404268830</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="registry_response_code">2201</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">NAMESERVER</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> <item key="response_code">400</item> <item key="response_text">Registry doesn't support nameserver as a separate entity.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated over 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for registry_check_nameserver

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for registry_check_nameserver

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for registry_check_nameserver






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


Overview



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renew (domain)


Renews a domain and allows you to set the auto-renewal flag on a domain.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = renew

object = domain

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

affiliate_id Optional ID that allows RSP's to track orders coming through various affiliates.
auto_renew Required A flag indicating whether the domain should be set to auto-renew.
0—Not set to auto-renew

1—Set to auto-renew

currentexpirationyear Required The domain's current expiration year in the format YYYY; must match the data in the registry.
domain Required The name of the domain to be renewed.
Domain must be registered, and must exist in both OpenSRS and the appropriate registry.
f_parkp Optional Enables the Parked Pages Program.
When the Parked Pages Program is enabled, a customized page containing contextual ads is displayed.
The ads generate revenue whenever a visitor clicks on one of the links, and that revenue is shared with you, the reseller.
Important: Enabling Parked Pages changes the nameservers of that domain, and any existing website will not display.
Parked Pages functionality is available for these TLDs: .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .MOBI, .NAME, .ASIA, .BE, .BZ, .CA, .CC, .CO, .EU, .IN, .ME, .NL, .TV, .UK, .US, .WS and .XXX.
Y—Enable Parked Pages for the domain

N—Do not enable ParkedPages for the domain



If a reseller has opted out of Parked Pages, the default value (N) is used, even if Y is submitted.
handle Required Instructions for the processing of the order.
(Overrides the RSP's 'process immediately' settings.).
save—Pend the order for the RSP's later approval

process—Process the order immediately

period Required The renewal period, from 1 to 10 years.
(May not exceed 10 years.)





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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




object = domain

action= reply

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request





Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

admin_email Returned if is_success = 1 The email address of the administrative contact for the domain.
auto_renew Returned if is_success = 1 A flag indicating whether the domain is set to auto-renew.
0—Not set to auto-renew

1—Set to auto-renew

id Returned if is_success = 1 and order is not queued The domain ID.
If queue_request_id is returned, id is not returned.
order_id Returned if is_success = 1 The order ID of the renewal.
queue_request_id Returned if is_success = 1 and order is queued The ID of the request as it occurs within the queue.
Later, if you want to renew the order from the queue, you'll need this ID.
If queue_request_id is returned, id is not returned.
registration expiration date Returned if is_success = 1 The domain's current expiration year.
Response codes




Response CodeResponse TextExplanation

200 Command completed successfully Success response.
480 Renew capability is not enabled for domain.tv Renewals are not yet supported for this TLD.
465 Domain already renewed Domain has already been successfully renewed, with the current expiration year matching the year provided by the user.
541 Invalid attribute value Domain's current expiration year in registry doesn't match the year provided by user.
400 Fatal Server Error



Domain already renewed; another renewal cannot be applied until the first request completes', at the registry, approximately six to eight weeks after the original expiration date (2003-03-19 12:12:00) System error.
Domain is already in 'renewal applied' state.
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When a renew operation fails, the reseller receives a message indicating which domain failed to be renewed.
This message is only sent once in 24 hours, regardless of how many renewals failed within this period.
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Example




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="action">renew</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="currentexpirationyear">2022</item> <item key="period">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="id">682717</item> <item key="order_id">23732463</item> <item key="registration expiration date">2023-11-18 22:06:49</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response parameters Response attributes

Response codes





Example






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request_on_demand_scan


If you have a Symantec or SiteLock seal, or the GeoTrust Web Site Anti- Malware Scan product, and you have corrected a malware issue on your site, you can ask the SSL Service provider to rescan your system immediately and reinstate the Seal.
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You can only request a scan if the SSL Seal order is complete.
Request parameters for request_on_demand_scan





Standard parameters




action = request_on_demand_scan

object = trust_service





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
📘Note:




You must specify at least one of these parameters.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Optional The SSL Service order ID number.
product_id Optional The SSL Service product ID number.
Response parameters for request_on_demand_scan





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

product_id Returned if is_success = true The SSL Service ID number.
Examples for request_on_demand_scan





Example 1




This example requests a scan for a site by submitting the product ID.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">request_on_demand_scan</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="product_id">275</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="product_id">275</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




This example requests a scan for a site by submitting the order ID.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">request_on_demand_scan</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="action">REQUEST_ON_DEMAND_SCAN</item> <attributes> <item key="order_id">49841</item> </attributes> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="product_id">275</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for request_on_demand_scan

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for request_on_demand_scan

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for request_on_demand_scan

Example 1

Example 2






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resend_approve_email


Resends the Approver email





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This command is not supported for SiteLock products, or for Comodo EV SSL certificates or for Trustwave Premium EV, Premium SSL and Premium SSL Wildcard certificates, or the GeoTrust Web Site Anti-Malware Scan product.
For TRUSTe products, this command resends the fulfillment email after the order is submitted.
Request parameters for resend_approve_email





Standard parameters




action = resend_approve_email

object = trust_service attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Required The ID number of the SSL Service order.
Response parameters for resend_approve_email





Standard parameters action = reply




object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Returned if is_success = true The ID number of the SSL Service order.
Examples for resend_approve_email




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">resend_approve_email</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">1859</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">1859</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for resend_approve_email

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for resend_approve_email

Standard parameters action = reply

Attributes

Examples for resend_approve_email






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resend_cert_email


Resends the certificate email.
In order to request the SSL Certificate email, the order must be completed.
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This command is not supported for SiteLock or Comodo, or the GeoTrust Web Site Anti-Malware Scan product.
For TRUSTe products, this command resends the fulfillment email after the order is completed.
Request parameters for resend_cert_email





Standard parameters




action = resend_cert_email

object = trust_service attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Required The ID number of the SSL Service order.
Response parameters for resend_cert_email





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Returned if is_success = true The ID number of the SSL Service order.
Examples for resend_cert_email




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">resend_cert_email</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">1799</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">1799</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for resend_cert_email

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for resend_cert_email

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for resend_cert_email






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resend_trade_approval_notice


Resends the notice of a trade approval.
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Request Parameters for resend_trade_approval_notice





Standard parameters:




action = resend_trade_approval_notice

object = domain

protocol = XCP





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

registrant_type Required.
The status type of the registrant.
Possible values are:



new

current

send_type Required The preferred method of delivery for the approval notice.
Possible values are:



SMS

Email



Note: send_type = SMS is an option only when registrant_type = current.
sms_phone_number Optional.
Note: If send_type=SMS and no value for sms_phone_number is supplied, the SMS notification will be sent to the current registrant phone number.
If an updated phone number is supplied, the SMS will be directed to the updated number.
The phone number to which the SMS message will be sent.
Response Parameters for resend_trade_approval_notice





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Examples for resend_trade_approval_notice





When send_type = SMS




Request



<?xml version="1.0 "?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">RESEND_TRADE_APPROVAL_NOTICE</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">current</item> <item key="domain">tucows-d6ad7a0fc501d8.com </item> <item key="send_type">sms</item> <item key="sms_phone_number">+1.2602180057 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">SMS message successfully sent to +1.2602180057 </item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





When send_type = Email




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">RESEND_TRADE_APPROVAL_NOTICE</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">new</item> <item key="domain">gfe7892gf2933e2f.com </item> <item key="send_type">email</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Approval notification re-sent via EMAIL for the new registrant</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request Parameters for resend_trade_approval_notice

Standard parameters:

Attributes

Response Parameters for resend_trade_approval_notice

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for resend_trade_approval_notice

When send_type = SMS

When send_type = Email






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reset_dns_zone


Sets the DNS zone to the values in the specified template.
If a template is not specified in the command, the records are set to what was in the template that was used to enable the DNS service.
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Request parameters for reset_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = reset_dns_zone

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

dns_template Optional The name of the DNS template that you want to use

domain Required The domain whose DNS you want to reset.
Response parameters for reset_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

nameservers_ok Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether the domain is set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers.
0—Nameservers are not set to the DNS service nameservers



1—Nameservers are set to the DNS service nameservers

records Returned if is_success = true A list of the record types defined for the domain; each record includes the settings for that record.
Record types may be:



A

AAAA

CNAME

MX

SRV

TXT





Records

Parameters within the records associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

A Optional Maps the domain name to the IP address.
The A record consists of the following:



ip_address—InternetProtocolAddress.A numeric address that computers recognize, for example, 123.45 .54.123 .
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
AAAA Optional Maps the domain name to the IPv6 address.
The AAAA record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
ipv6_address—The next generation Internet Protocol designed as the successor to version 4.
It is normally written as eight groups of four hexadecimal digits (i.e .
2003:0db8:

85a3:0000:0000:8a2e: 0370:7334

CNAME Optional Canonical Name.
CNAME records can be used when you want a subdomain to point to another hostname.
Allows you to create an alias for your domain.
The CNAME record consists of the following:



hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
MX Optional Mail Exchange.
MX records determine how mail is delivered to your domain.
Ensures that email that is sent to you is routed to the correct destination.
The MX record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
* hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
SRV Optional Service Record.
The SRV record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
weight—Arelative weight for records with the same priority.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
* port—The TCP or UDP port on which the service

is to be found.
TXT Optional Text Record.
Allows you to attach comments to a hostname, for example, SPF data to validate that email is being sent from the IP address of the domain's mail server.
The TXT record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
text—The comments that you want to include.
Examples for reset_dns_zone




Request

If template is specifiedIf template is not specified

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reset_dns_zone</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="dns_template">business_domains</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reset_dns_zone</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

If template is specifiedIf template is not specified

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="records"> <dt_assoc> <item key="A"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="ip_address">17.16 .156.5 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="MX"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">10</item> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="hostname">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">1</item> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="hostname">mx.cust .aug18dnstest1.com .hostedemail.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="SRV"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">1</item> <item key="weight">3</item> <item key="subdomain">w3</item> <item key="hostname">yummynames.com </item> <item key="port">81</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameservers_ok">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nameservers_ok">0</item> <item key="records"> <dt_assoc> <item key="A"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="ip_address">17.16 .156.5 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="MX"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">10</item> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="hostname">example.org </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">1</item> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="hostname">mx.cust .aug18dnstest1.com .hostedemail.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="SRV"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">1</item> <item key="weight">3</item> <item key="subdomain">w3</item> <item key="hostname">yummynames.com </item> <item key="port">81</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for reset_dns_zone

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for reset_dns_zone

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for reset_dns_zone






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Response Codes




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CodeResponse text/Explanation

200 Command Successful.
Authentication Successful.
Closing Connection.
Registration Successful.
Modification Successful.
Nameserver Update Successful.
Nameserver Added.
Nameserver Created.
Nameserver deleted.
No nameserver changes necessary.
Query Successful.
Registration successful.
210 Domain available.
211 Domain taken.
221 Domain taken (a waiting registration exists in OpenSRS).
Note: This is used for asynchronous registries only.
250 Action submitted successfully for processing to asynchronous registry.
300 Exceeded max command rate.
Request deferred (for async).
or



Registration is pending contact agreeing to share information per GDPR.
310 Exceeded max simultaneous connections.
350 Number of command per connection exceeded limit.
Client must re-authenticate with server.
A maximum of 100 commands can be sent through one connection/session.
After 100 commands have been submitted, the connection is closed and a new connection must be opened to submit outstanding requests.
400 Internal server error.
Invalid Command: xxx.
Access denied: invalid IP address.
Invalid encryption method; try -des: ...
Unable to change nameserver hostname to $new_fqdn.
Unable to complete registration.
Please retry.
Domain already renewed; another renewal cannot be applied until the first request completes at the registry.
404 Internal Server Error.
405 405 Registry error: domain's nameserver not updated.
Registry error, unable to add nameserver to domain.
Registry error, unable to remove nameserver.
Registry error, nameserver creation failed.
Nameserver deletion failed at registry.
Unable to modify nameserver record.
410 Reseller authentication error.
415 Registrant (end-user) authentication error.
Invalid Password supplied.
420 Failed to create new registrant contact: Parameter value range error\r\nInvalid telephone number format.
430 Invalid command.
435 Permission denied, subuser permissions.
Permission Denied for Modify $type, f_owner=xxx #modify_contact_info.
Cannot remove domain owner.
Permission Denied: not owner.
Request failed validation: Name server 'nameserver.tld ' is not found at the registry.
Please double check the nameserver and re-submit.
436 This error occurs when the RM does not know what to do with the response code returned by the RA after it talked with the registry.
This error usually means that the RM needs to be fixed to understand the new response.
437 Cannot process command because there is already another request waiting on this domain.
(Used for asynchronous registries.)

440 Registration Failed: over quota.
Please check for sufficient funds in the reseller account.
Premium domains might have a high cost that exceeds the available balance in the reseller account.
445 Nameserver quota exceeded.
447 Sub-user limit exceeded.
460 No Domain Supplied.
Modify type not specified.
Required field 'username' not provided.
Required field 'password' not provided.
Missing required field.
Missing required field: fqdn.
Missing required field: ip.
Info type not specified.
Required field 'reg_username' not provided.
Required field 'reg_password' not provided.
465 Registration Failed: Invalid data, error=

Registration Failed, error=

Unknown Modify type: xxx

Invalid data, error=#modify_contact_info.
Subuser cannot be the same as the owner.
Invalid syntax for subuser name.
Password exceeded maximum length: 20 characters.
Invalid domain name syntax.
Invalid syntax for registrant username.
Password length below minimum: 3 characters.
Invalid nameserver syntax (common_rule for nameserver).
Invalid syntax for nameserver (2nd level domain).
Invalid new nameserver hostname.
Invalid domain name syntax.
Duplicate nameserver detected for xxx.
Duplicate sortorder detected for xxx.
Invalid IP address: $ip.
Unknown Info type: $type.
Invalid syntax for username.
Invalid registration type: $reg_type.
Domain does not belong to Registrar.
480 Domain xxx not owned by user.
Renewals not supported for this TLD.
Response text =

'capability is not enabled for domain.ca '.
Subuser not found.
Subuser xxx not found.
Sub-User not found.
User profile for xxx/xxx not found.
Profile based on xxx not found.
Command failed: unable to verify existence of nameserver xxx.
Nameserver doesn't exist.
Unable to locate nameserver in local database.
Unable to find domain in registry.
Nameserver $fqdn not currently mapped to domain.
Nameserver not found.
Non-existent nameserver #(in registry).
470 Invalid format of owner contact.
Contact type is not supported by TLD.
Contact can not be updated together with other contact types.
485 Domain taken.
Nameserver already mapped to domain.
Nameserver $fqdn already exists (as result of request in DB or RRP).
Nameserver in use.
New nameserver hostname already in registry.
486 Entity already exists in a processing state (usually a domain registration) Trying again in a few seconds to a minute should resolve the issue (i.e .
show it truly taken or available).
487 Domain not transferable.
541 Domain's current expiration year in registry doesn't match the year provided by user.
552 Domain is less than 60 days old.
This can occur if:

Domain is not yet 60 days old.
Existing registrar has the name locked for either Nonpayment or at the end users request - requesting Party needs to contact existing registrar to resolve.
Domain name is in dispute.
The name has been deleted.
555 Domain has already been successfully renewed, with the current expiration year matching the year provided by the user.
557 Nameserver locked.
An attempt has been made to modify or delete a name server that is hosting a TLD in the root zone.
Modifications to the root zone can only be made with the approval of the U.S .
Department of Commerce and IANA, so if the registrar absolutely needs to modify or delete such a name server; the action needs to be coordinated through the registry operator using an out-of-band communications channel.
(Extracted from the RRP spec).
599 Failed to create contact for this TLD.
Parameter value range error\r\nInvalid telephone number format.
702 700 series indicates communication error with registry/vendor.
702 is a catch-all for errors related to communication issues.
703 Could not send command.
704 Read empty message on the socket.
705 Timed out, resubmit request.
Client timed out waiting for the RA to respond.
unnumbered Domain: sampledomainname Registration attempt failed: Timeout reading client request.
Client must re-authenticate with server.
A connection with the OpenSRS server remains open for no more than 60 seconds.
If the authentication and sending of a registration request do not complete within 60 seconds, the connection is closed and a new connection must be opened.
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Lookup (domain)






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revoke (domain)


Removes the domain at the registry.
Use this command to request a refund for a domain purchase.
This call can refund/revoke only one domain at the time.
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A refund can be issued for only those domains which fall within the specified grace period as defined by each registry.
Request parameters for revoke (domain)





Standard parameters




action = revoke

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required Domain to be revoked.
notes Optional Information relevant to action.
Notes are saved to domain notes.
Response parameters for revoke (domain)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

charge Optional Value indicating whether the reseller has been charged:



0—No charge

1—Indicates a Value

price Optional The sum of money of that the reseller is charged.
total_refund Optional The sum of money the reseller was refunded

deletion_id Optional A unique identifier to denote the revoke action





Examples for revoke (domain)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REVOKE</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">thegreatesttest.net </item> <item key="notes">this is a test</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

If successfulIf unsuccessful

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain thegreatesttest.net revoked successfully</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="charge">0</item> <item key="price">0</item> <item key="total_refund">15.00 </item> <item key="deletion_id">43062543</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> <item key="response_text">Domain not found.</item> <item key="response_code">461</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for revoke (domain)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for revoke (domain)






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send_authcode


Sends the Authcode for an EPP domain to the admin contact.
If the domain for which the request is made does not use the EPP protocol, an error is returned.
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Request parameters for send_authcode





Standard parameters




action = send_authcode

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain_name Required The EPP domain name for which the Authcode is to be sent.
Response parameters for send_authcode





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for send_authcode




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">send_authcode</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">example.info </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="response_text">Message sent</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for send_authcode

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for send_authcode

Standard parameters

Examples for send_authcode






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send_password (domain)


Sends an email containing a password reset link to a contact of the domain.
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Request parameters for send_password (domain)





Standard parameters




action = send_password

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain_name Required The domain name for which the password is sent.
send_to Required An indication of the contact to which the password is to be sent, either owner or admin (default)

sub_user Required An indication of whether the password is to be sent to the sub-user of the domain.
An error is returned if this field is set to 1 but there is no sub-user associated to the domain.
0—Do not send to sub-user



1—Sendtosub-user





Response parameters for send_password (domain)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for send_password (domain)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">send_password</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sub_user">0</item> <item key="send_to">owner</item> <item key="domain_name">example.info </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="response_text">Message sent</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for send_password (domain)

Standard parameters

Examples for send_password (domain)






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send_password (transfer)


Resends an email message for a transfer that is in 'pending owner approval' state, to the admin contact listed for the domain at the time that the transfer request was submitted.
If a transfer is currently in progress, but in a different state, an error is returned.
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This does not handle bulk transfers as such – if the password is requested for a domain that is part of a bulk-transfer order, the password returned in the email is only usable for the single domain.
Request parameters for send_password (transfer)





Standard Parameters




action = send_password

object = transfer attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain_name Required The domain name for which the password is to be initiated.
Response parameters for send_password (transfer)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = transfer

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for send_password (transfer)




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">send_password</item> <item key="object">transfer</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">transfer</item> <item key="response_text">Message sent.</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Standard Parameters

Attributes

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Standard parameters

Examples for send_password (transfer)






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send_registrant_verification_email


When a domain is registered or transferred, or when the registrant contact information is changed, the registrant must reply to an email requesting them to confirm that the submitted contact information is correct.
This command sends or resends the verification email to the registrant.
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Request parameters for send_registrant_verification_email





Standard parameters




action = send_registrant_verification_email

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition / Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
Response parameters for send_registrant_verification_email





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for send_registrant_verification_email




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">send_registrant_verification_email</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Verification email has been resent successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Request parameters for send_registrant_verification_email

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for send_registrant_verification_email

Standard parameters

Examples for send_registrant_verification_email






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set_dnssec_info


Adds or removes DS records for a given domain.
To delete a single record, send a set_dnssec_info request with the full record array minus the one you want to remove.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = set_dnssec_info

object = domain





Request attributes




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain name you wish to apply DNSSEC to.
dnssec Required Contains an array specifying the DNSSEC details to be added.
For more information, please see the dnssec table below.
Note: To remove DNSSEC, submit an empty dnssec array.
Request parameters within the dnssec array includes the following:




ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

algorithm Required The cryptographic algorithm that generates the signature.
Allowed values are:



5—RSA/SHA-1

6—DSA-NSEC3/SHA1

7—RSASHA1-NSEC3/SHA1

8—RSA/SHA-256

10—RSA/SHA-512

253—Private [PRIVATEDNS]

254—Private [PRIVATEOID]

key_tag Required An integer value that identifies the DNSSEC record for this domain name.
Note: This value cannot exceed 65535.
digest_type Required The algorithm type that constructs the digest, allowed values are: Allowed values are:

1—SHA-1

2—SHA-256

3—GOST

4—SHA-384

digest Required The digest is an alpha-numeric string value.
The length depends on the digest type used: SHA-1 is 40 characters, SHA-256 & GOST is 64 characters, SHA-384 is 96 characters.
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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
Examples





Set DNSSEC, using DSA/SHA-1




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SET_DNSSEC_INFO</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="dnssec"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="algorithm">5</item> <item key="key_tag">333</item> <item key="digest_type">1</item> <item key="digest">da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Remove all DNSSEC entries




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">set_dnssec_info</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="dnssec"> <dt_array></dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Response parameters

Examples Set DNSSEC, using DSA/SHA-1

Remove all DNSSEC entries






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set_dns_zone


Set the records for a domain's DNS zone.
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Request parameters for set_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = set_dns_zone

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The domain whose DNS you want to set.
records Required A list of the record types defined for the domain; each record includes the settings for that record.
Record types may be

􏰀A

􏰀 AAAA

􏰀 CNAME 􏰀

MX

SRV

TXT



For more information, see the Records table below.
Records




Parameters within the records associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

A Optional Maps the domain name to the IP address.
The A record consists of the following:



ip_address—Internet Protocol Address.
A numeric address that computers recognize, for example, 123.45 .54.123 .
subdomain— The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
AAAA Optional Maps the domain name to the IPv6 address.
The AAAA record consists of the following:



ipv6_address—The next generation Internet Protocol designed as the successor to version 4.
It is normally written as eight groups of four hexadecimal digits (i.e .
2003:0db8: 85a3:0000:0000:8a2e: 0370:7334



subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
CNAME Optional Canonical Name.
CNAME records can be used when you want a subdomain to point to another hostname.
Allows you to create an alias for your domain.
The CNAME record consists of the following:



hostname—The FQDN of the domain that

you want to access.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
MX Optional Mail Exchange.
MX records determine how mail is delivered to your domain.
Ensures that email that is sent to you is routed to the correct destination.
The MX record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host, lower value means more preferred.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
* hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
nameservers_ok Required Indicates whether the domain is set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers.
0—Domain is not set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers



1—Domain is set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers

records Required A list of the record types defined for the domain; each record includes the settings for that record.
Record types may be



A

AAAA

CNAME

MX

SRV

TXT

SRV Optional Service Record.
The SRV record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host, lower value means more preferred.
weight—Arelative weight for records with the same priority.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
* port—The TCP or UDP port on which the service is to be found.
TXT Optional Text Record.
Allows you to attach comments to a hostname to validate that email is being sent from the IP address of the domain's mail server.
The TXT record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
text—The comments that you want to include.
Response parameters for set_dns_zone





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

nameservers_ok Returned if is_success = true Indicates whether the domain is set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers.
0—Domain is not set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers



1—Domain is set up to use the OpenSRS nameservers

records Returned if is_success = true A list of the record types defined for the domain; each record includes the settings for that record.
Record types may be



A

AAAA

CNAME

MX

SRV

TXT



For more information, see the Records table below.
Records

Parameters within the records associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

A Optional Maps the domain name to the IP address.
The A record consists of the following:



ip_address—InternetProtocolAddress.A numeric address that computers recognize, for example, 123.45 .54.123 .
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
AAAA Optional Maps the domain name to the IPv6 address.
The AAAA record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
ipv6_address—The next generation Internet Protocol designed as the successor to version 4.
It is normally written as eight groups of four hexadecimal digits (i.e .
2003:0db8: 85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334)

CNAME Optional Canonical Name.
CNAME records can be used when you want a subdomain to point to another hostname.
Allows you to create an alias for your domain.
The CNAME record consists of the following:



hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you

want to access.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
MX Optional Mail Exchange.
MX records determine how mail is delivered to your domain.
Ensures that email that is sent to you is routed to the correct destination.
The MX record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
* hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
SRV Optional Service Record.
The SRV record consists of the following:



priority—The priority of the target host,lower

value means more preferred.
weight—A relative weight for records with the same priority.
subdomain—The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
hostname—The FQDN of the domain that you want to access.
* port—The TCP or UDP port on which the service is to be found.
TXT Optional Text Record.
Allows you to attach comments to a hostname to validate that email is being sent from the IP address of the domain's mail server.
The TXT record consists of the following:



subdomain—The third level of the domain

name, such as www or ftp.
text—The comments that you want to include.
Examples for set_dns_zone




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SET_DNS_ZONE</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="records"> <dt_assoc> <item key="A"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="ip_address">123.123 .123.2 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">*</item> <item key="ip_address">123.123 .123.3 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="ip_address">123.123 .123.4 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="CNAME"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">portal</item> <item key="hostname">www.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="MX"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="hostname">mx.example .com.cust .test.hostedemail .com</item> <item key="priority">10</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="TXT"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">mail</item> <item key="text">v=spf1 exists:example.com -all</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="AAAA"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">itportal</item> <item key="ipv6_address">2001:00ab:0000:00a1:0001:000b:00cc:00de</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="SRV"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">itcontrol</item> <item key="hostname">control.example .com</item> <item key="port">443</item> <item key="priority">10</item> <item key="weight">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="records"> <dt_assoc> <item key="A"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="ip_address">123.123 .123.2 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">*</item> <item key="ip_address">123.123 .123.3 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="ip_address">123.123 .123.4 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="MX"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">10</item> <item key="subdomain"></item> <item key="hostname">mx.example .com.cust .test.hostedemail .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="TXT"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="text">v=spf1 exists:example.com -all</item> <item key="subdomain">mail</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="SRV"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="priority">10</item> <item key="weight">1</item> <item key="subdomain">itcontrol</item> <item key="hostname">control.example .com</item> <item key="port">443</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="CNAME"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">portal</item> <item key="hostname">www.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="AAAA"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">itportal</item> <item key="ipv6_address">2001:00ab:0000:00a1:0001:000b:00cc:00de</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameservers_ok">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Request parameters for set_dns_zone

Standard parameters

Attributes

Records

Response parameters for set_dns_zone

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for set_dns_zone






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set_domain_affiliate_id


Assigns an affiliate id to a domain.
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Request parameters for set_domain_affiliate_id





Standard parameters




action = set_domain_affiliate_id

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition / Value

affiliate_id Required The affiliate id associated with the domain (max 256 char).
domain Required The domain to which you want to assign an affiliate_id.
Response parameters for set_domain_affiliate_id




Standard parameters

action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for set_domain_affiliate_id




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">set_domain_affiliate_id</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="affiliate_id">UpdatedAffiliate</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for set_domain_affiliate_id

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for set_domain_affiliate_id

Examples for set_domain_affiliate_id






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set_domain_forwarding


Configures the domain forwarding settings for a domain.
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Domain forwarding must already have been created for the domain.
See create_domain_forwarding.
The way in which the domain forwarding behaves depends on the format of

the domain name to which it applies:

domain.com —Applies to all requests for this domain, unless overridden by a second domain forwarding record.
For example, if a site visitor looks for whatever.domain .com, domain forwarding is applied (unless a specific record has been set up for whatever.domain .com, or *.domain.com ).
In other words, if no other forwarding is set up, domain.com acts as a catch-all.
*.domain.com —Applies domain forwarding to all subdomains.
It will not handle domain.com , but it will handle anything.domain .com.
whatever.domain .com—Domain forwarding is applied to this subdomain only.
Request parameters for set_domain_forwarding





Standard parameters




action = update_domain_forwarding

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The relevant domain.
forwarding Optional A list of the subdomains that you want forwarded and their associated attributes.
For more information, see the Forwarding table below.
Forwarding




Parameters within the forwarding associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

description Optional A short description of your website.
The maximum number of characters allowed is 255.
Note: This parameter only takes effect if masked = 1.
destination_url Optional The full address of the destination website, for example, http://www.mycompany .com/ mybestpage.html , or the IP address, for example, http://12.34 .56.123

The maximum number of characters allowed is 200.
enabled Optional Determines whether domain forwarding is in effect.
0—Turn off domain forwarding



1—Turn on domain forwarding

keywords Optional Descriptive words that a visitor might use when searching for your website.
Separate each word or phrase with a comma.
The maximum number of characters allowed is 900.
Note: This parameter only takes effect if masked =

1.
masked Optional Determines the destination website address appears

in the browser address field.
0—Display the actual destination address.
1—Mask the destination address and display the original domain address instead.
subdomain Required The third level of the domain name, such as www or ftp.
For example, if you specify www, visitors who type example.com are redirected to www.example .com.
The maximum number of characters allowed is 128.
Note: Although this parameter is required, its value can be null.
title Optional The text that you want to appear in the browser title bar.
The maximum number of characters allowed is 255.
Note: This parameter only takes effect if masked = 1.
Response parameters for set_domain_forwarding





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for set_domain_forwarding





Example 1




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">set_domain_forwarding</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="forwarding"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="masked">1</item> <item key="keywords">Example2.com </item> <item key="destination_url">http://www.example2 .com</item> <item key="enabled">1</item> <item key="description">Example2.com </item> <item key="subdomain">mail</item> <item key="title">Example2.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




Without end-user credentials

Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">set_domain_forwarding</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">mydomain.com </item> <item key="forwarding"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="keywords">shopping cart checkout</item> <item key="masked">1</item> <item key="subdomain">cart</item> <item key="destination_url">http://payment.gateway .biz</item> <item key="title">Shopping Cart Checkout Gateway</item> <item key="description">Access to user shopping cart for checkout handling.</item> <item key="enabled">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for set_domain_forwarding

Standard parameters

Attributes

Forwarding

Response parameters for set_domain_forwarding

Standard parameters

Examples for set_domain_forwarding

Example 1

Example 2






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Standard Event Notification Parameters




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Standard parameters




action = reply

object = event

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Domain attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

event Always returned The type of event.
event_id Always returned Unique identifier of the event.
event_date Always returned The date on which the event occurred.
This is returned in UTC ISO8601 format (Example: 2016-10-14T18:23:40Z).
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Standard parameters

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Standard Parameters for Transfer Event Notifications




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Response Parameters for Transfer Event Notifications




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain_name Always returned.
The domain to which the transfer pertains.
order_id Always returned.
The unique identifier of the order.
transfer_id Always returned.
The unique identifier of the transfer.
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submit (bulk_change)


Submits a request to change information associated with a large set of domains.
Can also be used to check the availability of a list of domains, renew multiple domains, or to push multiple domains to another reseller account.
You can submit the following bulk change requests with this API call: check availability, domain lock/unlock, renewals, nameserver modification, contact changes, enable/disable Parked Pages, enable WHOIS Privacy, and push domains to another reseller account.
The following restrictions apply to the submit bulk_change API:

Up to 10,000 domains can be affected in a single request.
When submitting a large number of domains for a bulk change, there may be a delay of several minutes between when the request is submitted and

when the request is visible in the RWI.
If the reseller has not signed the end user access contract, owner and

admin contacts sets are not updated as part of bulk change request.
Up to 13 nameservers can be specified in the assign list when updating

nameservers.
Before you can push domains to another reseller account, you must add

that reseller to your allow list through the RWI.
Duplicate entries are

eliminated from the change_items list.
add_ns adds the nameserver to the current list while assign_ns replaces

the current list with whatever nameservers are listed in the bulk change request.
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This command must be submitted to batch.opensrs .net; submissions to the live production pool (rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net) will fail.
Request parameters for submit (bulk_change)





Standard parameters




action = submit

object = bulk_change





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

apply_to_all_reseller_items Conditional, can only be used if change_items is not used.
Applies the bulk change to all domains in the reseller's account.
0—Do not apply the change to all domains; instead, apply to the domains specified in the change_items parameter



1—Apply to all domains in the reseller's account.
If this flag is set to 1, do not specify the change_items parameter.
apply_to_locked_domains Optional Applies the bulk change to locked as well as unlocked domains.
Note: this parameter cannot be used for bulk renewals.
0—Do not apply to locked domains; this is the default



1—Apply to locked domains

change_items Conditional, can only be used if applyto_all reseller_items is not used or equals 0.
List of domains to which to apply the bulk change.
Maximum is 10,000 domains



Note: If apply_to_all_reseller_items =1, do not include this parameter.
change_type Required The type of bulk change to perform.
Allowed values are:



availability_check—Check the registry, Premium Domains, and Personal Names for the availability of a list of domains and email a CSV file containing the results to the specified email address.
The file indicates whether each name is available, and for Premium Names, it also specified the price of the domain name.
Note: when this value is specified, contact_email is required.
dns_zone—Add,removeor reset the DNS service for multiple domains.
Changes can be applied to all specified domains, to only domains with DNS service nameservers, or to domains that are not using DNS service nameservers.
You can also change your nameservers to use the DNS service nameservers.
If a DNS template is not specified, a blank zone is applied.
dns_zone_record—Add, modify, or remove DNS records (A, CNAME, etc) from zones for multiple domains.
domain_contacts— Change

contact information for

multiple domains



domain_forwarding—Add or remove the domain forwarding service for multiple domains.
domain_lock—Lock or unlock multiple domains.
domain_nameservers— Add, remove, or assign Nameservers



domain_parked_pages— Enable or disable Parked Pages for multiple domains



domain_profile – merge user profiles by moving domains



domain_renew—Renew multiple domains in one request



push_domains—Move or 'push' domains from one



Note: Before you can push domains to another reseller, you need to add that reseller to your allow list in OpenSRS.
storefront_managed—Move domains from OpenSRS to Storefront or from Storefront to OpenSRS.
Important: When you move domains from Storefront to OpenSRS, any services that were enabled in Storefront (for example, domain forwarding or email forwarding) will be lost.
whois_privacy—Enable or disable WHOIS Privacy



* whois_publicity—Enable or disable WHOIS Publicity

contact_email Optional Email address to which send results.
Note: If change_type = availability_check, this value is required.
For change_type = dns_zone





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

apply_to_domains Required The type of domains to which you want to add, remove or reset the DNS service.
Allowed values are:

using_dns_nameservers

not_using_dns_nameservers

* all_selected_domains

dns_action Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are add, remove, or reset.
dns_template Optional The template name.
Only applies when dns_action = add or reset.
only_if Optional Defines conditions that must be met in order to process the command.
Only applies when the dns_action is reset or remove.
The only allowed value is dns_template.
force_dns_nameservers Optional Determines whether to change the nameservers on the domain to ns1.systemdns .com, ns2.systemdns .com, ns3.systemdns .com



0—Do not change the nameservers



1—Change the nameservers





For change_type = dns_zone_record





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

dns_action Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are add, remove or modify.
dns_record_type Required The type of DNS record that you want to edit.
Allowed values are A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, SRV, and TXT.
dns_record_data Required only if dns_action = add or modify.
The fields that apply to the specified dns_record_type.
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only_if Optional.
Can only be used if dns_action = modify or remove.
Defines conditions that must be met in order to process the command.
For example, you could set the condition to update records only if the ip_address is 222.222 .222.222 .
For change_type = domain_contacts





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

contacts Required List of 1 – 4 contact sets.
Each set must be a hash reference with two keys.
Values include the type and set keys

set Required Array of contact details.
type type Required Type of contact.
Allowed values are billing and tech.
For change_type = domain_forwarding





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

change_items Required The list of domains to which domain forwarding is either added or removed.
op_type Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are add or remove.
For change_type = domain_lock




(Available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME, .ME, .MOBI, .ASIA, .CC, .CO, .TV, and .US.)

Attributes

Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

Definition/Value Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are lock or unlock.
For change_type = domain_nameservers




(Available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME, .MOBI, .ASIA, .AT, .BE, .CA, .CC, .CH, .CN, .CO, .DE, .DK, .ES, .EU, .FR, .IT, .ME, .MX, .NL, .TV, .UK, and .US)

Attributes

Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameParameter nameDefinition/Value

add_ns Conditional, can only be used if op_type = add_remove Nameserver(s) to add to the current list of nameservers.
assign_ns Conditional, can only be used if op_type = assign List of new nameservers.
Current nameservers are replaced with nameservers in the assign_ns list.
op_type Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are add_remove or assign.
remove_ns Conditional, can only be used if op_type = add_remove Nameservers to remove from the current list of nameservers.
For change_type = domain_parked_pages




(Available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .MOBI, .NAME, .ASIA, .BE, .BZ, .CA, .CC, .CO, .EU, .IN, .ME, .NL, .TV, .UK, .US, .WS and .XXX)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

op_type Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are enable or disable.
For change_type = domain_profile





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

attach_to_domain Required for new profile Attaches profile to domain.
change_items Required The list of domains to which domain forwarding is either added or removed.
op_type Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are new or existing.
password Required for existing profile Registrant password.
If specified, this value will be used for the new registration; otherwise the original password will be used.
username Required for existing profile Registrant username.
If specified, this value will be used for the new registration; otherwise the original username will be used.
For change_type = domain_renew




(Available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME, .MOBI, .ASIA, .AT, .BE, .CA, .CC, .DH, .CN, .CO, .DE, .DK, .ES, .EU, .FR, .IT, .ME, .MX, .NL, .TV, .UK, and .US)





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You must specify at least one of these parameters: let_expire, auto_renew, or period.
Attributes

Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

affiliate_id Optional The unique identifier of your reseller affiliate

auto_renew Optional Changes the setting of the auto renew flag for the domain.
If not specified, the current setting applies.
0—Disable auto-renew



1—Enable auto-renew

let_expire Optional Changes the status of the let expire flag.
If not specified, the current setting applies.
0—Do not expire the domain silently



1—Expire the domain silently

period Optional The renewal term.
Valid values are 0 to 10, depending on terms allowed for the TLD.
If not specified, domain is not renewed.
For change_type = push_domains





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameParameter nameDefinition/Value

change_items Required The list of domains to push to another reseller account.
gaining_reseller_username Required The name of the reseller that will be receiving the pushed domains.
contact_email Optional The email address to send the results of the request.
For change_type = storefront_managed





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

Definition/Value Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are

move_to_storefront—Move all of the specified domains from OpenSRS to Storefront



move_to_opensrs—Move all of the specified domains from Storefront to OpenSRS





For change_type = whois_privacy




(Available for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME, .MOBI, .CC, .CO, .ME, and .TV)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

op_type Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are enable or disable.
Response parameters for submit (bulk_change)





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = bulk_change

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

bulk_change_req_id Returned if

is_success = true An ID generated by the system.
Examples for submit (bulk_change)




Request

For bulk availability checkFor bulk add dns zoneFor bulk add dns zone recordFor bulk reset dns zoneFor bulk modify dns zone recordFor bulk remove dns zone recordFor bulk domain forwardingFor bulk domain lockingFor bulk nameserver changeFor bulk domain contact changeFor bulk parked pagesFor bulk move domains to new profileFor bulk add domains to existing profile (merge profiles)For bulk domain renewalFor bulk WHOIS PrivacyFor bulk push domain transfers to another ResellerFor bulk move domains

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">availability_check</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">bulkrenewtest3.com </item> <item key="1">bulkrenewtest4.com </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">BULK_CHANGE</item> <item key="action">SUBMIT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">dns_zone</item> <item key="force_dns_nameservers">1</item> <item key="apply_to_domains">not_using_dns_nameservers</item> <item key="dns_template">template_3</item> <item key="dns_action">add</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">dnstestingthing1.com </item> <item key="1">dnstestingthing2.com </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">BULK_CHANGE</item> <item key="action">SUBMIT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dns_record_type">cname</item> <item key="change_type">dns_zone_record</item> <item key="dns_action">add</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">dnstestingthing1.com </item> <item key="1">dnstestingthing2.com </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="dns_record_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">www</item> <item key="hostname">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">BULK_CHANGE</item> <item key="action">SUBMIT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">dns_zone</item> <item key="force_dns_nameservers">1</item> <item key="apply_to_domains">using_dns_ameservers</item> <item key="dns_template">template_2</item> <item key="dns_action">reset</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">dnstestingthing1.com </item> <item key="1">dnstestingthing2.com </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">BULK_CHANGE</item> <item key="action">SUBMIT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dns_record_type">cname</item> <item key="change_type">dns_zone_record</item> <item key="dns_action">modify</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">dnstestingthing1.com </item> <item key="1">dnstestingthing2.com </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="dns_record_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="hostname">mydomain.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="only_if"> <dt_assoc> <item key="subdomain">www</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">BULK_CHANGE</item> <item key="action">SUBMIT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dns_record_type">cname</item> <item key="change_type">dns_zone_record</item> <item key="dns_action">remove</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">dnstestingthing1.com </item> <item key="1">dnstestingthing2.com </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">BULK_CHANGE</item> <item key="action">SUBMIT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">domain_forwarding</item> <item key="op_type">add</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">examplething1.com </item> <item key="1">examplething2.com </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">domain_lock</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">example.com </item> <item key="1">example.info </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="op_type">lock</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">domain_nameservers</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">example.com </item> <item key="1">example.info </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="assign_ns"> <dt_array> <item key="0">ns1.domain .com</item> <item key="1">ns2.domain .com</item> <item key="2">ns3.domain .com</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="op_type">assign</item> <item key="apply_to_locked_domains">1</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">domain_contacts</item> <item key="apply_to_locked_domains">0</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">example.com </item> <item key="1">example.info </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contacts"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">billing</item> <item key="set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">John</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="fax" /> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">tech</item> <item key="set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Mark</item> <item key="last_name">Doe</item> <item key="address1">123 Main St.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">example.com </item> <item key="1">example.info </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="change_type">domain_parked_pages</item> <item key="op_type">enable</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">BULK_CHANGE</item> <item key="action">SUBMIT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">domain_profile</item> <item key="attach_to_domain">abc.com </item> <item key="op_type">existing</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">abcdefg.com </item> <item key="1">hijklmn.com </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">domain_renew</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">example1.com </item> <item key="1">example2.com </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="affiliate_id">myaffiliate</item> <item key="let_expire">0</item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">example.com </item> <item key="1">example.info </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="change_type">whois_privacy</item> <item key="op_type">enable</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">push_domains</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">bulkrenewtest3.com </item> <item key="1">bulkrenewtest4.com </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="gaining_reseller_username">orange</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="change_type">storefront_managed</item> <item key="op_type">move_to_storefront</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="change_items"> <dt_array> <item key="0">comcompliance2.com </item> <item key="1">comcompliance3.com </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">reply</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="response_text">Command successfully submitted for processing</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="bulk_change_req_id">168</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Request parameters for submit (bulk_change)

Standard parameters

Attributes

For change_type = dns_zone

Attributes

For change_type = dns_zone_record

Attributes

For change_type = domain_contacts

Attributes

For change_type = domain_forwarding

Attributes

For change_type = domain_lock

For change_type = domain_nameservers

For change_type = domain_parked_pages

Attributes

For change_type = domain_profile

Attributes

For change_type = domain_renew

For change_type = push_domains

Attributes

For change_type = storefront_managed

Attributes

For change_type = whois_privacy

Attributes

Response parameters for submit (bulk_change)

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for submit (bulk_change)






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submit_bulk_change (WHOIS Privacy)


This command allows you to enable or disable WHOIS Privacy for multiple domains.
WHOIS Privacy can be enabled or disabled for .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .ME, .MOBI, .NAME, .CC, .CO, and .TV TLDs.
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Request parameters for submit_bulk_change





Standard parameters




action = submit_bulk_change

object = bulk_change attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

apply_to_locked_domains Optional Specifies whether to apply WHOIS Privacy to locked domains.
0—Do not apply WHOIS Privacy to locked domains.
This is the default.
1—Apply WHOIS Privacy to locked domains

change_items Required List of domains for which you want to purchase WHOIS Privacy.
change_type Required Identifies WHOIS Privacy as the type of service to implement in bulk.
Allowed values are:



* whois_privacy



If this value is part of your current integration, it continues to work; however, we recommend that you use

contact_email Optional The email address to which your request results are sent.
If blank, you do not receive a results report or any other notification regarding the bulk WHOIS Privacy purchase.
op_type Required The type of operation to perform.
Allowed values are enable or disable.
Response parameters for submit_bulk_change





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = bulk_change

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for submit_bulk_change




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">submit_bulk_change</item> <item key="object">bulk_change</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="apply_to_locked_domains">1</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item><item key="change_type">whois_privacy</item><item key="op_type">enable</item><item key="change_items"><dt_array><item key="0">example1.com </item><item key="1">example2.com </item></dt_array></item></dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">BULK_CHANGE</item> <item key="response_text">Command successfully submitted for processing</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for submit_bulk_change

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for submit_bulk_change

Standard parameters

Examples for submit_bulk_change






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


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su_register


Submits a new registration order for an available Personal Names domain.
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Request parameters for su_register





Standard parameters




action = su_register

object = surname

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

dnsRecords Optional A DNS record associated with the domain along with its value.
Note: You can only specify one DNS record: either A or CNAME



For more information, see the DNS Records table below.
domain Required The domain name to register.
mailbox Required An array that defines the type of account to create.
For more information, see the Mailbox table below.
DNS Records




within the dnsRecords associative array are described below.
Parameter nameParameter nameDefinition/Value

content Optional The IP address or fully qualified domain name.
Note: When specifying the domain name for CNAME records, put a dot after the TLD.
name Optional The unqualified name of the DNS record.
Specify @ to indicate the actual zone rather than another record in the zone.
type Optional The type of DNS record.
Allowed values are A or CNAME.
Mailbox




Parameters within the mailbox associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

forward_email Optional The address to which email is forwarded.
mailbox_type Required The type of mailbox account.
Allowed values are:



MAILBOX—createaregularemailaccount.
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WEBMAIL_ONLY—createaWebmailonly

account (no IMAP/POP/SMTP).
* FORWARD_ONLY—THIS VALUE HAS BEEN

DEPRECATED.
If you submit this value, the command will fail.
password Required The registrant's initial email password.
Response parameters for su_register




Uses standard response messages.
Examples for su_register




Request

Register a domain with a regular mailbox



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SU_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">MAILBOX</item> <item key="password">changeit</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Request

Register a domain with a regular mailbox and email forwarding



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SU_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">MAILBOX</item> <item key="password">changeit</item> <item key="forward_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Request

Register a domain with webmail only



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SU_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">WEBMAIL_ONLY</item> <item key="password">changeit</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Request

Register a domain with webmail only and email forwarding



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SU_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">WEBMAIL_ONLY</item> <item key="password">changeit</item> <item key="forward_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Request

Register a domain with email forwarding and set the A record



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SU_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">MAILBOX</item> <item key="password">changeit</item> <item key="forward_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="dnsRecords"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">A</item> <item key="name">@</item> <item key="content">127.0 .0.2 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Request

Register a domain with a regular mailbox and set the Cname record



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SU_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">MAILBOX</item> <item key="password">changeit</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="dnsRecords"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">CNAME</item> <item key="name">@</item> <item key="content">steven.smith .net.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Note: The dot after .net is required for CNAME records.
Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for su_register

Standard parameters

Attributes

DNS Records

Mailbox

Response parameters for su_register

Examples for su_register






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


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sw_register (domain)


Initiates domain registration or domain transfer.
Please note your handle parameter: "save"- will keep the order pending for later approval by the RSP, whereas "process" will proceed and complete the order.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = sw_register

object = domain

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

affiliate_id Optional The unique identifier of an RSP's affiliate, which allows the RSP to track orders coming through different affiliates.
Specify a valid affiliate ID (max 256 char).
auto_renew Optional Used to set domain to auto-renew.
0—Do not auto-renew

1—Auto-renew

auth_info Optional The transfer authcode for the domain.
If provided and valid, the transfer will not send an approval email to the owner of the domain.
change_contact Optional Used to change contact information for .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .BE, .CN, .EU, .IT, .ME, .MOBI, .UK, and .US domains during a transfer or after transfer completion.
0—Do not change contact set

1—Apply new contact set when transfer completes.
Optional Required Value is always set to 1 for .CC, .TV, .COM, .NET.
comments Optional Adds additional notes to the order, for example, the additional residency information that is required for .FR domain registrations.
contact_set Required A collection of associative arrays containing contact information for each contact type (owner, admin, billing, tech).
See Contact Set.
Notes:



For, .ES, .MX, and .US registrations, state is required.
For .CA, contact state is only required if country is Canada or United States.
For .NL, state is NOT required.
For .ES domains registrations, the postal code must correspond to the province for each of the contacts.
See .ES postal codes for a list of the postal code prefixes that apply to each province.
For .IT domain registrations, if the entity_type is anything other than 1, org_name is required, and you must include the admin associative array.
If entity_type = 1, the admin contact is assumed to be the same as the owner and you do not need to submit it.
custom_nameservers Required for domain registrations An indication of whether to use the RSP's default nameservers, or those provided in the 'sw_register' request.
0—Use reseller's default nameservers.
If set to 0 and default nameservers are not defined, no nameservers are associated with the domain.
Note: .TEL always uses the default nameservers, so this value should be 0 for .TEL registrations.
Any nameservers submitted for .TEL will be ignored.
1—Use nameservers provided in request.
custom_transfer_nameservers Required for .EU transfers - If not submitted, the nameserver list is ignored This flag is only used if reg_type = transfer, and indicates whether to use the nameservers provided in the request.
0—Use the domain's existing nameservers and ignore nameservers provided in request.
1—Use nameservers provided in request.
A minimum of two nameservers must be provided.
If no nameservers are supplied, domain's nameservers are used.
Note: For .EU transfers, this parameter must always be set to 1.
custom_tech_contact Required for domain registrations An indication of whether to use the RSP's tech contact info, or the tech contact info provided n the 'sw_register' request.
0—Use reseller's tech contact info.
1—Use tech contact info provided in request.
dns_template Optional Specify the name of the DNS template that you want to use to enable DNS and assign initial DNS records, or specify blank to enable DNS without defining any records.
Note: You must enter the word blank preceded and followed by asterisks.
The template name can be a maximum of 50 characters.
If this parameter is specified, the nameservers are automatically set to the nameservers for the DNS service:



ns1.systemdns .com

ns2.systemdns .com

ns3.systemdns .com

domain Required for domain registrations.
The domain name to be acted upon in the sw_register request.
encoding_type Optional The encoding type for the domain.
Submit a valid three-character language tag.
For a list of allowed values, see Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs.
If you submit the reg_domain parameter to link two profiles, and the previously registered domain contains multilingual characters, the reg_domain value must also be in Punycode format.
For a list of the languages supported for each TLD, see the TLD reference chart on the OpenSRS website.
f_lock_domain Optional Allows you to lock the domain so that it cannot be transferred away.
To allow a transfer on a locked domain, the domain must first be unlocked.
Even if submitted, this setting is not applied to TLDs where locking is not supported such as .DE, .UK, .CH, .NL, .FR, IT, BE, and AT.
0—Do not lock domain

1—Lock domain

f_parkp Optional Enables the Parked Pages Program.
When the Parked Pages Program is enabled, a customized page containing contextual ads is displayed.
The ads generate revenue whenever a visitor clicks on one of the links, and that revenue is shared with you, the reseller.
Important: Enabling Parked Pages changes the nameservers of that domain, and any existing website will not display.
If Parked Pages is enabled, DNS settings entered at registration are saved for future use and the Parked Pages nameservers are used instead.
For transfers, the DNS settings that were entered with the transfer request are used.
If DNS settings were not submitted at the time of transfer, the pre-transfer DNS settings are used.
If the domain was using the Parked Pages DNS at the time of transfer, and DNS settings are not provided, the domain continues to use the Parked Pages DNS.
Y—Enable Parked Pages for the domain.
N—Do not enable Parked Pages for the domain; this is the default.
f_whois_privacy Optional Allows you to enable WHOIS Privacy for new registrations.
0—Disable

1—Enable

handle Optional Indicates how to process the order.
save—Pend the order for later approval by the RSP.
process—Proceed with the order immediate



lf absent, see reseller setting for default options.
Intended_use Optional Intended_use attribute is optional, but it is recommended that you submit an appropriate response for your .scot registration.
If no response is submitted, OpenSRS will send one on your behalf, but we cannot guarantee it will be accepted by the registry.
- It is a free form text field in API and Control Panel.
Max character count is 2048

<dt_assoc>

The domain will support trade and development in Scotland

</dt_assoc>



link_domains Optional Indicates whether to link this domain with others.
This parameter is only used when ordering multiple domains over multiple calls to sw_register.
Also, it is only used if the user does not wish to associate the new registrations with an existing domain/profile in OpenSRS.
The first sw_register call to OpenSRS should have link_domains set to 1.
The return to this call contains an OpenSRS order ID.
This value is used as the master_order_id in the subsequent calls to sw_register for the remainder of the domain list list.
0—Do not link domains



1—Link domains.
If set to 1, the reg_domain field should not be specified.
Note: Only the first call to sw_register should contain the attribute link_domains.
master_order_id Required for domain

registrations if link_domains =1 The order ID returned by the first by the first sw_register call for a group of domains that are to be linked (via the link_domains parameter).
nameserver_list Required for .EU transfers A list of nameserver pairs, each of which contain a mameserver's name and sort order.
(Minimum two required).
For allowed values, see the Nameserver_list table below.
If dns_template is specified, the nameservers are automatically set to the nameservers for the DNS service:



ns1.systemdns .com

ns2.systemdns .com

ns3.systemdns .com



Important: For .EU transfers, if nameservers are not provided, the domain name will be stripped of its existing nameservers and will not have any nameservers.
owner_confirm_address Required for .DE, .BE, .EU, and .IT transfers The email address to which to send messages regarding a .BE, .DE, .EU or .IT transfer.
Note: The email address provided is used for the current transfer only, and not for future messages.
period Required for new domain registrations only The length of the registration period.
Allowed values are 1 – 10, depending on the TLD, that is, not all registries allow for a 1-year registration.
The default is 2, which is valid for all TLDs.
premium_price_to_verify Required only if registering a registry premium domain.
Submits the premium domain price and verifies that it is the same as the list price.
If the submitted price does not match the Tucows list price, the command will fail.
Allowed value is the price for the premium domain, in the format nnn.nn .
reg_domain Optional An existing, active domain name in OpenSRS that is owned by the registrant.
Providing this parameter links the newly registered or transferred domain to the profile of the existing domain.
reg_username Required for domain registrations The username of the registrant.
Usernames must be 3-20 characters in length.You can use any of the following alphanumeric

characters: A-Z, a-z, 0-9.
reg_password Required for domain registrations The registrant's password.
Passwords must be 10-20 characters in length.You can use any of the following alphanumeric characters and symbols: A-Z, a-z, 0-9, !
@$^,.~|=-+_{}#

reg_type Required for domain registrations The type of registration being requested:



landrush—Submit a request for a domain during its landrush period



new—A new registration



transfer—Transfer a domain into OpenSRS



sunrise—Submit a request for a domain during its sunrise period

tld_data Required for .ABOGADO, .AERO, .AR, .ASIA, .AU, .BR, .CL, .COOP, .DE, .DK, .ES, .FI, .FR, .HK, .HU, .IT, .JOBS, .LAW, .LV, .MX, .MY, .NO, .NU, .NYC, .PM, .PRO, .PT, .RE, .RO, .RU, .SE, .SG, .TF, .UK, .U .WF, .YT, .ZA An associative array that contains additional information required by the registry, such as the residency of the registrant.
If you submit a request that contains this array, you must also include data = tld_data.
Allowed values are:



au_registrant_info—Eligibility requirements for.AU registrants.
priority_contact_id—Required for .AU if there is an existing 3rd level domain registered with the same name.
priority_auth_info—Required for .AU if there is an existing 3rd level domain registered with the same name.
ced_info—Charter Eligibility Declaration (CED) information for .ASIA domains.
ipr_data—Sponsored Community information associated with .XXX

domains.
it_registrant_info—Regional

presence requirements for .IT

domains.
nexus—American presence requirements for .US domains.
professional_data—The professional designation information that is associated with the .PRO domain.
registrant_extra_info—Regional presence requirements for various ccTLDs such as .FR and .NYC, or industry requirements for .JOBS domains or .AERO domains.
For information on the allowed values for each of these, see TLD Data.
trademark_smd Required for Sunrise orders of the new gTLDs The Signed Mark Data (SMD) that is issued by the Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH) when the corresponding trademark is registered with TMCH, and which serves as proof of trademark rights.
When submitting sunrise orders for the new gTLDs, you must also submit the following parameters and values: reg_type = sunrise and handle = save.
messaging_language Optional messaging_language is an optional parameter in the attributes array.
If

not specified, messages sent to the end customer will be in the language

set as the default for the reseller.
messaging_language will now also be returned in the response of get

(userinfo).
Allowed values for messaging_languageaf-ZA (Afrikaans)

ar-AE (Arabic)

id-ID (Bahasa Indonesia)

bs-BA (Bosnian)

bg-BG (Bulgarian)

zh-CN (Chinese)

hr-HR (Croatian)

cs-CZ (Czech)

da-DK (Danish)

nl-NL (Dutch)

en-US (English)

fi-FI (Finnish)

fr-FR (French)

de-DE (German)

el-GR (Greek)

hi-IN (Hindi)

it-IT (Italian)

ja-JP (Japanese)

ko-KR (Korean)

lv-LV (Latvian)

lt-LT (Lithuanian)

ms-MY (Malay)

no-NO (Norwegian)

fa-AF (Persian)

pl-PL (Polish)

pt-BR (Portuguese)

ro-RO (Romanian)

ru-RU (Russian)

sr-RS (Serbian)

sk-SK (Slovak)

es-ES (Spanish)

sv-SE (Swedish)

th-TH (Thai)

tr-TR (Turkish)

vi-VN (Vietnamese)





Request parameters within the nameserver_list associative array may include the following:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

name Required Fully qualified domain name of the nameserver.
sortorder Required The sort order of the nameserver.
sortorder values must start at 1 and should not contain any gaps in sequence.
Additional request parameters for specific TLDs



.BE request parameters .BE registrations require just two contact types: **owner** and **tech**.
Admin and billing contacts are not required for .BE registrations and are ignored if submitted.
The **owner** and **tech** contact sets require the standard fields and values, plus specific values for the **lang** field.
📘Note:




During a .BE transfer, contact changes are only accepted for owner name and organization.
Changes to contact fields other than owner name and organization must be submitted after the transfer is completed.
Request attributes




Request parameters within the attributes associative array:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

owner_confirm_address Required if:

reg_type=new or transfer The email address to which to send messages regarding a .BE transfer.
The email address provided is used for the current transfer only, and not for future messages.
Owner and Tech




Request parameters within the owner and tech associative arrays:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

lang Required if:

reg_type=new or transfer The preferred language for use in the registration agreement and for dispute resolution:



en—English

fr—French

nl—Dutch




.CA request parameters Parameters within the attributes associative array:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

legal_type Required if:

reg_type=new or transfer Domain name owner's legal classification.
Possible values are as follows



ABO—Aboriginal

ASS—Association

CCO—Canadian Corporation

CCT—Canadian Citizen

EDU—Educational Institution

GOV—Government

HOP—Hospital

INB—Indian Band

LAM—Library, Archive, or Museum

LGR—Legal Representative

MAJ—His Majesty the King

OMK—Protected by Trademarks Act

PLT—Political Party

PRT—Partnership

RES—Permanent Resident

TDM—Trademark Owner

TRD—Trade Union

TRS—Trust



Please note: To change the legal type of a .CA domain during a transfer from another registrar, you must also submit the change_contact parameter..EU request parameters .EU registrations require just two contact types: owner and tech.
The admin and billing contacts are not required for .EU registrations and are ignored if submitted.
The owner and tech contact sets require the standard fields and values, plus specific values for the fields country and lang.
As of December 10, 2009, .EU supports IDNs.
The IDN name must be submitted in ACE (Punycode) encoding, and all characters in the name before it is converted to Punycode must conform to .EU requirements.
For more information on .EU IDNs, see https://www.eurid .eu/en/get-eu/domain-names-special-characters-idns

Tip: Individual .EU domain registrants can keep their name private in the WHOIS record by leaving the owner org_name field blank.
For .EU transfers, you must specify the domain's nameservers.
If no nameservers are provided, the domain name will be stripped of its existing nameservers and not have any nameservers.
Important: If org_name is not applicable, leave the org_name field blank, that is, do not enter na or none; otherwise the trade or transfer will fail.
Additional request parameters within the attributes associative array:




Parameter nameObligation

owner_confirm_address Required if:

reg_type = transfer The email address to which to send messages regarding a .EU transfer.
The email address provided is used for the current transfer only, and not for future messages.
Additional request parameters within the owner and tech associative arrays:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

country Required if:

reg_type = new To be eligible to register a .EU domain, you must have residency in one of the countries/regions designated by EURid, the .EU registry.
GB—United Kingdom (GB)

AX—Aland Islands Cyprus

DE—Germany

Estonia

Finland

Gibraltar

GP—Guadeloupe Hungary

Italy

Luxembourg

MQ—Martinique

NL—Netherlands Portugal

Sweden

Slovakia

AT—Austria

BE—Belgium

CY—

CZ—Czech Republic

DK—Denmark

EE—

ES—Spain

FI—

FR—France

GI—

GF—French Guyana

GR—Greece

HU—

IE—Ireland

IT—

LT—Lithuania

LU—

LV—Latvia

MT—Malta (including Gozo and Comino)

PL—Poland

PT—

RE—Reunion

SE—

SI—Slovenia

SK—

lang Required if:

reg_type = new The preferred language for use in the registration agreement and for dispute resolution.
cs—Czech

de—German

English

et—Estonian

French

it—Italian

lv—Latvian

nl—Dutch

Portuguese

Slovenian

da—Danish

el—Greek

en—

es—Spanish

fi—Finnish

fr—

hu—Hungarian

lt—Lithuanian

mt—Maltese

pl—Poland

pt—

sk—Slovak

sl—

sv—Swedish




.IT request parameters





Additional request parameters within the attributes associative array:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

change_contact Optional for

reg_type = transfer Used to change contact information during a transfer or after transfer completion.
0—Do not change contact set



1—Apply new contact set when transfer completes



Important: If change_contact = 1, then you must also include a tld_data associative array.
owner_confirm_address Required if:

reg_type = transfer The email address to which to send messages regarding a .IT transfer.
Note: The email address provided is used for the current transfer only, and not for future messages..MOBI request parameters





Additional request parameters for .MOBI



.MOBI applications use the sw_register command with the standard parameters.
Specific parameters and required values are described below.
Domain names can be registered for one to ten year terms.
Nameservers

You must submit the correct nameservers with your application.
If you are unsure which nameservers to submit with your application, submit the OpenSRS nameservers ns1.systemdns .com and ns2.systemdns .com.
Additional request parameters within the attributes associative array:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

period Required if:

reg_type = new The registration term (if application results in successful registration); may be 1 to 10 years.
reg_type Required The type of registration.
Allowed value is new..NAME request parameters





Additional request parameters within the attributes associative array:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

tld_data Optional for .NAME (if email bundle) An associative array containing TLD- specific data.
forwarding-email—For.NAME domains





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Additional request parameters for registry premium names




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

reg_type Required The type of registration.
Allowed value is new or transfer.
premium_price_to_verify Required Submits the premium domain price and verifies that it is the same as the list price.
If the submitted price does not match the Tucows list price, the command will fail.
Allowed value is the price for the premium domain, in the format nnn.nn .
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Response parameters




🚧Asynchronous registry responses




The Reseller Agent (RSA) can respond with a 250 response_code, which indicates that the action was submitted for processing in an asynchronous registry.
When the registry's reply is received by OpenSRS, it is processed.
Performing a get userinfo command indicates if there is an action currently waiting on a domain.
Standard response parameters




ParameterValue

object DOMAIN

action REPLY

is_success Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

admin_email Optional Returns the admin email contact from the order.
async_reason Returned for asynchronous requests Indicates the reason that the request was asynchronous.
Allowed values are:



general—Order was submitted to an asynchronous registry.
has_claim—Registrant action required before order can complete.
is_gdpr_async—Orders for this TLD are processed asynchronously due to GDPR compliance.
cancelled_orders Optional A list of pending orders for this domain that are cancelled by the successful registration of the domain.
error Returned when an order fails.
A text description of the errors that occurred in a failed transaction.
forced_pending Returned if the order has been forced to pending queue.
Orders that cannot be processed (insufficient funds, domain already taken, and so on) are forced to the pending queue.
id Returned if is_success = 1 The ID of the order, which can be used in RWI queries.
queue_request_id Returned if the order has been queued.
The ID of the request as it appears in the queue.
registration_code Returned if is_success = 1 The registration code returned by the registry.
registration_text Returned if is_success = 1 The registration text returned by the registry.
transfer_id Returned if reg_type=transfer ID number of the transfer.
whois_privacy_state Returned if is_success = 1 Returns the state of WHOIS Privacy.
Allowed values are enabled, disabled, enabling (in process), or disabling (in process).
Domain registration examples




.COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME, .ME, .MOBI




Example 1

About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
This registration creates a new user profile

No custom tech contact is set.
Custom nameservers are set.
WHOIS Privacy feature enabled at time of registration.
Parked Pages service activated (for qualifying TLDs).
User is requesting the domain to lock once it is registered.
Two pending orders are cancelled by the successful registration of this



RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">1</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1532247</item> <item key="id">11820034</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2

About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
This registration is based on another domain (example.com ).
No custom tech contact is set.
DNS template is applied.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_domain">example.net </item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="dns_template">example_template</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1532248</item> <item key="id">11820036</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3

About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
No custom tech contact is set.
DNS is enabled but no records are defined.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="dns_template">*blank*</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1532249</item> <item key="id">11820038</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.AERO




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="reg_username">aaaa</item> <item key="reg_password">aaaa</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">1</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="domain">example.aero </item> <item key="affiliate_id" /> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="encoding_type" /> <item key="action">register</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="aero_ens_password">EnsPa55w0rd</item> <item key="aero_ens_id">EnsId</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="rr_id">13689</item> <item key="transaction_id">2012-05-16 09:10:36 1250 101</item> <item key="domain_id">707819</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="waiting_request">sw_register</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">1</item> <item key="id">477659</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.ASIA




About this example:

This is a new domain name registration

The required ASIA-specific data is contained in the ced_info associative

array.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">exampleuser</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.asia </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ced_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="locality_country">JP</item> <item key="legal_entity_type">naturalPerson</item> <item key="id_type">passport</item> <item key="id_number">12345</item> <item key="contact_type">admin</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1521435</item> <item key="id">11541235</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.AU




📘Note:



.AU registrations require two contact types: owner and tech.
RequestResponse2nd Level .AU

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="domain">example.com .au</item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="au_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_name">Registered Company Name Ltd</item> <item key="registrant_id_type">ABN</item> <item key="policy_reason">1</item> <item key="registrant_id">99 999 999 999</item> <item key="eligibility_type">Registered</item> <item key="eligibility_name">Don Marshall</item> <item key="eligibility_id_type">ACN</item> <item key="eligibility_id">99999999</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed Domain successfully locked.</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">417011</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="domain">example.au </item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="au_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_name">Registered Company Name Ltd</item> <item key="registrant_id_type">ABN</item> <item key="policy_reason">1</item> <item key="registrant_id">99 999 999 999</item> <item key="eligibility_type">Registered</item> <item key="eligibility_name">Don Marshall</item> <item key="eligibility_id_type">ACN</item> <item key="eligibility_id">99999999</item> <item key="priority_contact_id">99999999</item> <item key="priority_auth_info">99999999</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.CA




About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
Neither custom tech nor custom nameservers are supplied.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="legal_type">CCT</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="domain">example.ca </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K3M1</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K3M1</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1521434</item> <item key="id">11541234</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.COM.BR




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="br_register_number">123.456 .789-00</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.com .br</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">BR</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">SP</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Sao Paulo</item> <item key="postal_code">01037-010</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">BR</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">SP</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Sao Paulo</item> <item key="postal_code">01037-010</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">BR</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">SP</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Sao Paulo</item> <item key="postal_code">01037-010</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="rr_id">6466</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="transaction_id">2011-04-14 18:12:39 25830 101</item> <item key="domain_id">256808</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">1</item> <item key="waiting_request">sw_register</item> <item key="id">296660</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.DE




📘Note:




Submit .DE zone contact information as contact type billing.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.de </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">607737</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.DK




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.dk </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_vat_id">123456789</item> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="rr_id">74063</item> <item key="transaction_id">2016-07-27 05:52:40 7393 101</item> <item key="domain_id">1521429</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="async_reason">general</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain_id">1521429</item> <item key="waiting_request">sw_register</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">1</item> <item key="id">11540663</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.ES




RequestRespnse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.es </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">testuser123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="es_id_type">nie</item> <item key="es_id_number">X1234567L</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+34.123456789 </item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> <item key="state">Madrid</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Madrid</item> <item key="postal_code">123456</item> <item key="address1">123 Main St</item> <item key="first_name">Bob</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+34.123456789 </item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> <item key="state">Madrid</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Madrid</item> <item key="postal_code">123456</item> <item key="address1">123 Main St</item> <item key="first_name">Bob</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+34.123456789 </item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> <item key="state">Madrid</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Madrid</item> <item key="postal_code">123456</item> <item key="address1">123 Main St</item> <item key="first_name">Bob</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="cancelled_orders"> <dt_array> <item key="0">1986895</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1014179</item> <item key="id">1986896</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.EU




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.eu </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1521438</item> <item key="id">11541241</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.FR




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">testdomain.fr </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">457700</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.HU




Request

RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '><OPS_envelope> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">zoltan</item> <item key="domain">example.hu </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Daniel</item> <item key="last_name">Nagy</item> <item key="address1">Bem rakpart 49</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Budapest</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">H-1037</item> <item key="country">HU</item> <item key="org_name">Varga Szoftver</item> <item key="phone">+1.3615550123 </item> <item key="fax">+1.3615553653 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Zoltan</item> <item key="last_name">Varga</item> <item key="org_name">Varga Szoftver</item> <item key="address1">Bem rakpart 49</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Budapest</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">H-1037</item> <item key="country">HU</item> <item key="fax">+1.3615553651 </item> <item key="phone">+1.3615550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Paul</item> <item key="last_name">Farkas</item> <item key="org_name">Varga Szoftver</item> <item key="address1">Bem rakpart 49</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Budapest</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">H-1037</item> <item key="country">HU</item> <item key="fax">+1.3615553652 </item> <item key="phone">+1.3615550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_vat_id">12345678</item> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="domain_id">709245</item> <item key="transaction_id">2012-06-19 13:49:57 1277 101</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="waiting_request">sw_register</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">1</item> <item key="id">480990</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.INFO




About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
It is based on another domain (example-nsi.com ).
There is a custom tech contact.
There are no custom nameservers (notice the presence of the empty

nameserver_list array, which is permitted).
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew" /> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">testuser123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.info </item> <item key="reg_domain">example-nsi.com </item> <item key="f_lock_domain">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">0</item> <item key="affiliate_id" /> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array /> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1528551</item> <item key="id">11705848</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.IT




Example 1

This example registers a domain to a person (entity_code=1).
In this case, the admin contact does not need to be defined as it must be the same as the owner; if the admin contact is specified, it is ignored.
Similarly, org_name is not required in this instance, and if specified, is ignored.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_username">testuser123</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="it_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nationality_code">IT</item> <item key="reg_code">SGLMRA80A01H501E</item> <item key="entity_type">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">0</item> <item key="domain">example031.it </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_domain"></item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Mario</item> <item key="last_name">Segale</item> <item key="org_name">Mario Segale</item> <item key="address1">Via del Campidoglio, 1</item> <item key="city">Rome</item> <item key="state">RM</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">00123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0612345678 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Frank</item> <item key="last_name">Mosser</item> <item key="org_name">Tech Orgname</item> <item key="address1">Piazza dei Giudici 1</item> <item key="city">Firenze</item> <item key="state">FI</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">50123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0551234567 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">214946</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body>` </OPS_envelope>





Example 2

This example registers a domain to an Italian company (entity_type = 2).
In this case, the admin contact is required.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_username">testuser123</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="it_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nationality_code">IT</item> <item key="reg_code">06612345675</item> <item key="entity_type">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">0</item> <item key="domain">example032.it </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_domain"></item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Mario</item> <item key="last_name">Segale</item> <item key="org_name">Mario Segale</item> <item key="address1">Via del Campidoglio, 1</item> <item key="city">Rome</item> <item key="state">RM</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">00123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0612345678 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Franco</item> <item key="last_name">Pendenza</item> <item key="org_name">Aumento Inc</item> <item key="address1">Via del Inclinazione, 1</item> <item key="city">Pisa</item> <item key="state">PI</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">52123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0501234567 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="fax">+39.0501234568 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Frank</item> <item key="last_name">Mosser</item> <item key="org_name">Tech Orgname</item> <item key="address1">Piazza dei Giudici 1</item> <item key="city">Firenze</item> <item key="state">FI</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">50123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0551234567 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">214947</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.LAW .ABOGADO




Request

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="auto_renew"/> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="reg_domain"/> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">1</item> <item key="f_parkp">Y</item> <item key="domain">example.law </item> <item key="affiliate_id"/> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="comments">Sample comment</item> <item key="reg_username">aaaa</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="qli_accreditation_id">exampleid</item> <item key="qli_accreditation_body">examplebody</item> <item key="qli_jurisdiction_country">CA</item> <item key="qli_jurisdiction_state">examplestate</item> <item key="qli_accreditation_year">1999</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="reg_password">examplepassword</item> <item key="encoding_type"/> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.JOBS




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.jobs </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="jobs_admin_type">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_industry_type">Supply Chain</item> <item key="jobs_title">HR Generalist</item> <item key="jobs_association_member">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_website">http://www.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">822732</item> <item key="id">730050</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.NAME




The registrant is requesting a forwarding email address with their domain.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">my.example .name</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="forwarding_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">23995</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.PM, .RE, .TF, .WF, .YT




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "><OPS_envelope> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">lafleur</item> <item key="domain">example.pm </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Marie</item> <item key="last_name">LaFleur</item> <item key="org_name">French Impressions</item> <item key="address1">13 Rue Daze</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Paris</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">75002</item> <item key="country">FR</item> <item key="fax">+1.3365550125 </item> <item key="phone">+1.3365551213 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Henri</item> <item key="last_name">LaFleur</item> <item key="org_name">French Impressions</item> <item key="address1">13 Rue Daze</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Paris</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">75002</item> <item key="country">FR</item> <item key="phone">+1.3365551212 </item> <item key="fax">+1.3365550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Pierre</item> <item key="last_name">LaFleur</item> <item key="org_name">French Impressions</item> <item key="address1">13 Rue Daze</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Paris</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">75002</item> <item key="country">FR</item> <item key="phone">+1.3365551214 </item> <item key="fax">+1.3365550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_number" /> <item key="registrant_vat_id">1X345678901</item> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">481007</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.PRO




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.pro </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">454197</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = sw_register

object = domain

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

affiliate_id Optional The unique identifier of an RSP's affiliate, which allows the RSP to track orders coming through different affiliates.
Specify a valid affiliate ID (max 256 char).
auto_renew Optional Used to set domain to auto-renew.
0—Do not auto-renew

1—Auto-renew

auth_info Optional The transfer authcode for the domain.
If provided and valid, the transfer will not send an approval email to the owner of the domain.
change_contact Optional Used to change contact information for .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .BE, .CN, .EU, .IT, .ME, .MOBI, .UK, and .US domains during a transfer or after transfer completion.
0—Do not change contact set

1—Apply new contact set when transfer completes.
Optional Required Value is always set to 1 for .CC, .TV, .COM, .NET.
comments Optional Adds additional notes to the order, for example, the additional residency information that is required for .FR domain registrations.
contact_set Required A collection of associative arrays containing contact information for each contact type (owner, admin, billing, tech).
See Contact Set.
Notes:



For, .ES, .MX, and .US registrations, state is required.
For .CA, contact state is only required if country is Canada or United States.
For .NL, state is NOT required.
For .ES domains registrations, the postal code must correspond to the province for each of the contacts.
See .ES postal codes for a list of the postal code prefixes that apply to each province.
For .IT domain registrations, if the entity_type is anything other than 1, org_name is required, and you must include the admin associative array.
If entity_type = 1, the admin contact is assumed to be the same as the owner and you do not need to submit it.
custom_nameservers Required for domain registrations An indication of whether to use the RSP's default nameservers, or those provided in the 'sw_register' request.
0—Use reseller's default nameservers.
If set to 0 and default nameservers are not defined, no nameservers are associated with the domain.
Note: .TEL always uses the default nameservers, so this value should be 0 for .TEL registrations.
Any nameservers submitted for .TEL will be ignored.
1—Use nameservers provided in request.
custom_transfer_nameservers Required for .EU transfers - If not submitted, the nameserver list is ignored This flag is only used if reg_type = transfer, and indicates whether to use the nameservers provided in the request.
0—Use the domain's existing nameservers and ignore nameservers provided in request.
1—Use nameservers provided in request.
A minimum of two nameservers must be provided.
If no nameservers are supplied, domain's nameservers are used.
Note: For .EU transfers, this parameter must always be set to 1.
custom_tech_contact Required for domain registrations An indication of whether to use the RSP's tech contact info, or the tech contact info provided n the 'sw_register' request.
0—Use reseller's tech contact info.
1—Use tech contact info provided in request.
dns_template Optional Specify the name of the DNS template that you want to use to enable DNS and assign initial DNS records, or specify blank to enable DNS without defining any records.
Note: You must enter the word blank preceded and followed by asterisks.
The template name can be a maximum of 50 characters.
If this parameter is specified, the nameservers are automatically set to the nameservers for the DNS service:



ns1.systemdns .com

ns2.systemdns .com

ns3.systemdns .com

domain Required for domain registrations.
The domain name to be acted upon in the sw_register request.
encoding_type Optional The encoding type for the domain.
Submit a valid three-character language tag.
For a list of allowed values, see Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs.
If you submit the reg_domain parameter to link two profiles, and the previously registered domain contains multilingual characters, the reg_domain value must also be in Punycode format.
For a list of the languages supported for each TLD, see the TLD reference chart on the OpenSRS website.
f_lock_domain Optional Allows you to lock the domain so that it cannot be transferred away.
To allow a transfer on a locked domain, the domain must first be unlocked.
Even if submitted, this setting is not applied to TLDs where locking is not supported such as .DE, .UK, .CH, .NL, .FR, IT, BE, and AT.
0—Do not lock domain

1—Lock domain

f_parkp Optional Enables the Parked Pages Program.
When the Parked Pages Program is enabled, a customized page containing contextual ads is displayed.
The ads generate revenue whenever a visitor clicks on one of the links, and that revenue is shared with you, the reseller.
Important: Enabling Parked Pages changes the nameservers of that domain, and any existing website will not display.
If Parked Pages is enabled, DNS settings entered at registration are saved for future use and the Parked Pages nameservers are used instead.
For transfers, the DNS settings that were entered with the transfer request are used.
If DNS settings were not submitted at the time of transfer, the pre-transfer DNS settings are used.
If the domain was using the Parked Pages DNS at the time of transfer, and DNS settings are not provided, the domain continues to use the Parked Pages DNS.
Y—Enable Parked Pages for the domain.
N—Do not enable Parked Pages for the domain; this is the default.
f_whois_privacy Optional Allows you to enable WHOIS Privacy for new registrations.
0—Disable

1—Enable

handle Optional Indicates how to process the order.
save—Pend the order for later approval by the RSP.
process—Proceed with the order immediate



lf absent, see reseller setting for default options.
Intended_use Optional Intended_use attribute is optional, but it is recommended that you submit an appropriate response for your .scot registration.
If no response is submitted, OpenSRS will send one on your behalf, but we cannot guarantee it will be accepted by the registry.
- It is a free form text field in API and Control Panel.
Max character count is 2048

<dt_assoc>

The domain will support trade and development in Scotland

</dt_assoc>



link_domains Optional Indicates whether to link this domain with others.
This parameter is only used when ordering multiple domains over multiple calls to sw_register.
Also, it is only used if the user does not wish to associate the new registrations with an existing domain/profile in OpenSRS.
The first sw_register call to OpenSRS should have link_domains set to 1.
The return to this call contains an OpenSRS order ID.
This value is used as the master_order_id in the subsequent calls to sw_register for the remainder of the domain list list.
0—Do not link domains



1—Link domains.
If set to 1, the reg_domain field should not be specified.
Note: Only the first call to sw_register should contain the attribute link_domains.
master_order_id Required for domain

registrations if link_domains =1 The order ID returned by the first by the first sw_register call for a group of domains that are to be linked (via the link_domains parameter).
nameserver_list Required for .EU transfers A list of nameserver pairs, each of which contain a mameserver's name and sort order.
(Minimum two required).
For allowed values, see the Nameserver_list table below.
If dns_template is specified, the nameservers are automatically set to the nameservers for the DNS service:



ns1.systemdns .com

ns2.systemdns .com

ns3.systemdns .com



Important: For .EU transfers, if nameservers are not provided, the domain name will be stripped of its existing nameservers and will not have any nameservers.
owner_confirm_address Required for .DE, .BE, .EU, and .IT transfers The email address to which to send messages regarding a .BE, .DE, .EU or .IT transfer.
Note: The email address provided is used for the current transfer only, and not for future messages.
period Required for new domain registrations only The length of the registration period.
Allowed values are 1 – 10, depending on the TLD, that is, not all registries allow for a 1-year registration.
The default is 2, which is valid for all TLDs.
premium_price_to_verify Required only if registering a registry premium domain.
Submits the premium domain price and verifies that it is the same as the list price.
If the submitted price does not match the Tucows list price, the command will fail.
Allowed value is the price for the premium domain, in the format nnn.nn .
reg_domain Optional An existing, active domain name in OpenSRS that is owned by the registrant.
Providing this parameter links the newly registered or transferred domain to the profile of the existing domain.
reg_username Required for domain registrations The username of the registrant.
Usernames must be 3-20 characters in length.You can use any of the following alphanumeric

characters: A-Z, a-z, 0-9.
reg_password Required for domain registrations The registrant's password.
Passwords must be 10-20 characters in length.You can use any of the following alphanumeric characters and symbols: A-Z, a-z, 0-9, !
@$^,.~|=-+_{}#

reg_type Required for domain registrations The type of registration being requested:



landrush—Submit a request for a domain during its landrush period



new—A new registration



transfer—Transfer a domain into OpenSRS



sunrise—Submit a request for a domain during its sunrise period

tld_data Required for .ABOGADO, .AERO, .AR, .ASIA, .AU, .BR, .CL, .COOP, .DE, .DK, .ES, .FI, .FR, .HK, .HU, .IT, .JOBS, .LAW, .LV, .MX, .MY, .NO, .NU, .NYC, .PM, .PRO, .PT, .RE, .RO, .RU, .SE, .SG, .TF, .UK, .U .WF, .YT, .ZA An associative array that contains additional information required by the registry, such as the residency of the registrant.
If you submit a request that contains this array, you must also include data = tld_data.
Allowed values are:



au_registrant_info—Eligibility requirements for.AU registrants.
priority_contact_id—Required for .AU if there is an existing 3rd level domain registered with the same name.
priority_auth_info—Required for .AU if there is an existing 3rd level domain registered with the same name.
ced_info—Charter Eligibility Declaration (CED) information for .ASIA domains.
ipr_data—Sponsored Community information associated with .XXX

domains.
it_registrant_info—Regional

presence requirements for .IT

domains.
nexus—American presence requirements for .US domains.
professional_data—The professional designation information that is associated with the .PRO domain.
registrant_extra_info—Regional presence requirements for various ccTLDs such as .FR and .NYC, or industry requirements for .JOBS domains or .AERO domains.
For information on the allowed values for each of these, see TLD Data.
trademark_smd Required for Sunrise orders of the new gTLDs The Signed Mark Data (SMD) that is issued by the Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH) when the corresponding trademark is registered with TMCH, and which serves as proof of trademark rights.
When submitting sunrise orders for the new gTLDs, you must also submit the following parameters and values: reg_type = sunrise and handle = save.
messaging_language Optional messaging_language is an optional parameter in the attributes array.
If

not specified, messages sent to the end customer will be in the language

set as the default for the reseller.
messaging_language will now also be returned in the response of get

(userinfo).
Allowed values for messaging_languageaf-ZA (Afrikaans)

ar-AE (Arabic)

id-ID (Bahasa Indonesia)

bs-BA (Bosnian)

bg-BG (Bulgarian)

zh-CN (Chinese)

hr-HR (Croatian)

cs-CZ (Czech)

da-DK (Danish)

nl-NL (Dutch)

en-US (English)

fi-FI (Finnish)

fr-FR (French)

de-DE (German)

el-GR (Greek)

hi-IN (Hindi)

it-IT (Italian)

ja-JP (Japanese)

ko-KR (Korean)

lv-LV (Latvian)

lt-LT (Lithuanian)

ms-MY (Malay)

no-NO (Norwegian)

fa-AF (Persian)

pl-PL (Polish)

pt-BR (Portuguese)

ro-RO (Romanian)

ru-RU (Russian)

sr-RS (Serbian)

sk-SK (Slovak)

es-ES (Spanish)

sv-SE (Swedish)

th-TH (Thai)

tr-TR (Turkish)

vi-VN (Vietnamese)





Request parameters within the nameserver_list associative array may include the following:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

name Required Fully qualified domain name of the nameserver.
sortorder Required The sort order of the nameserver.
sortorder values must start at 1 and should not contain any gaps in sequence.
Additional request parameters for specific TLDs



.BE request parameters .BE registrations require just two contact types: **owner** and **tech**.
Admin and billing contacts are not required for .BE registrations and are ignored if submitted.
The **owner** and **tech** contact sets require the standard fields and values, plus specific values for the **lang** field.
📘Note:




During a .BE transfer, contact changes are only accepted for owner name and organization.
Changes to contact fields other than owner name and organization must be submitted after the transfer is completed.
Request attributes




Request parameters within the attributes associative array:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

owner_confirm_address Required if:

reg_type=new or transfer The email address to which to send messages regarding a .BE transfer.
The email address provided is used for the current transfer only, and not for future messages.
Owner and Tech




Request parameters within the owner and tech associative arrays:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

lang Required if:

reg_type=new or transfer The preferred language for use in the registration agreement and for dispute resolution:



en—English

fr—French

nl—Dutch




.CA request parameters Parameters within the attributes associative array:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

legal_type Required if:

reg_type=new or transfer Domain name owner's legal classification.
Possible values are as follows



ABO—Aboriginal

ASS—Association

CCO—Canadian Corporation

CCT—Canadian Citizen

EDU—Educational Institution

GOV—Government

HOP—Hospital

INB—Indian Band

LAM—Library, Archive, or Museum

LGR—Legal Representative

MAJ—His Majesty the King

OMK—Protected by Trademarks Act

PLT—Political Party

PRT—Partnership

RES—Permanent Resident

TDM—Trademark Owner

TRD—Trade Union

TRS—Trust



Please note: To change the legal type of a .CA domain during a transfer from another registrar, you must also submit the change_contact parameter..EU request parameters .EU registrations require just two contact types: owner and tech.
The admin and billing contacts are not required for .EU registrations and are ignored if submitted.
The owner and tech contact sets require the standard fields and values, plus specific values for the fields country and lang.
As of December 10, 2009, .EU supports IDNs.
The IDN name must be submitted in ACE (Punycode) encoding, and all characters in the name before it is converted to Punycode must conform to .EU requirements.
For more information on .EU IDNs, see https://www.eurid .eu/en/get-eu/domain-names-special-characters-idns

Tip: Individual .EU domain registrants can keep their name private in the WHOIS record by leaving the owner org_name field blank.
For .EU transfers, you must specify the domain's nameservers.
If no nameservers are provided, the domain name will be stripped of its existing nameservers and not have any nameservers.
Important: If org_name is not applicable, leave the org_name field blank, that is, do not enter na or none; otherwise the trade or transfer will fail.
Additional request parameters within the attributes associative array:




Parameter nameObligation

owner_confirm_address Required if:

reg_type = transfer The email address to which to send messages regarding a .EU transfer.
The email address provided is used for the current transfer only, and not for future messages.
Additional request parameters within the owner and tech associative arrays:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

country Required if:

reg_type = new To be eligible to register a .EU domain, you must have residency in one of the countries/regions designated by EURid, the .EU registry.
GB—United Kingdom (GB)

AX—Aland Islands Cyprus

DE—Germany

Estonia

Finland

Gibraltar

GP—Guadeloupe Hungary

Italy

Luxembourg

MQ—Martinique

NL—Netherlands Portugal

Sweden

Slovakia

AT—Austria

BE—Belgium

CY—

CZ—Czech Republic

DK—Denmark

EE—

ES—Spain

FI—

FR—France

GI—

GF—French Guyana

GR—Greece

HU—

IE—Ireland

IT—

LT—Lithuania

LU—

LV—Latvia

MT—Malta (including Gozo and Comino)

PL—Poland

PT—

RE—Reunion

SE—

SI—Slovenia

SK—

lang Required if:

reg_type = new The preferred language for use in the registration agreement and for dispute resolution.
cs—Czech

de—German

English

et—Estonian

French

it—Italian

lv—Latvian

nl—Dutch

Portuguese

Slovenian

da—Danish

el—Greek

en—

es—Spanish

fi—Finnish

fr—

hu—Hungarian

lt—Lithuanian

mt—Maltese

pl—Poland

pt—

sk—Slovak

sl—

sv—Swedish




.IT request parameters





Additional request parameters within the attributes associative array:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

change_contact Optional for

reg_type = transfer Used to change contact information during a transfer or after transfer completion.
0—Do not change contact set



1—Apply new contact set when transfer completes



Important: If change_contact = 1, then you must also include a tld_data associative array.
owner_confirm_address Required if:

reg_type = transfer The email address to which to send messages regarding a .IT transfer.
Note: The email address provided is used for the current transfer only, and not for future messages..MOBI request parameters





Additional request parameters for .MOBI



.MOBI applications use the sw_register command with the standard parameters.
Specific parameters and required values are described below.
Domain names can be registered for one to ten year terms.
Nameservers

You must submit the correct nameservers with your application.
If you are unsure which nameservers to submit with your application, submit the OpenSRS nameservers ns1.systemdns .com and ns2.systemdns .com.
Additional request parameters within the attributes associative array:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

period Required if:

reg_type = new The registration term (if application results in successful registration); may be 1 to 10 years.
reg_type Required The type of registration.
Allowed value is new..NAME request parameters





Additional request parameters within the attributes associative array:




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

tld_data Optional for .NAME (if email bundle) An associative array containing TLD- specific data.
forwarding-email—For.NAME domains





* * *





Additional request parameters for registry premium names




Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

reg_type Required The type of registration.
Allowed value is new or transfer.
premium_price_to_verify Required Submits the premium domain price and verifies that it is the same as the list price.
If the submitted price does not match the Tucows list price, the command will fail.
Allowed value is the price for the premium domain, in the format nnn.nn .
* * *





Response parameters




🚧Asynchronous registry responses




The Reseller Agent (RSA) can respond with a 250 response_code, which indicates that the action was submitted for processing in an asynchronous registry.
When the registry's reply is received by OpenSRS, it is processed.
Performing a get userinfo command indicates if there is an action currently waiting on a domain.
Standard response parameters




ParameterValue

object DOMAIN

action REPLY

is_success Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text Message describing the outcome of the request.
Response attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

ParameterObligationDefinition/Value

admin_email Optional Returns the admin email contact from the order.
async_reason Returned for asynchronous requests Indicates the reason that the request was asynchronous.
Allowed values are:



general—Order was submitted to an asynchronous registry.
has_claim—Registrant action required before order can complete.
is_gdpr_async—Orders for this TLD are processed asynchronously due to GDPR compliance.
cancelled_orders Optional A list of pending orders for this domain that are cancelled by the successful registration of the domain.
error Returned when an order fails.
A text description of the errors that occurred in a failed transaction.
forced_pending Returned if the order has been forced to pending queue.
Orders that cannot be processed (insufficient funds, domain already taken, and so on) are forced to the pending queue.
id Returned if is_success = 1 The ID of the order, which can be used in RWI queries.
queue_request_id Returned if the order has been queued.
The ID of the request as it appears in the queue.
registration_code Returned if is_success = 1 The registration code returned by the registry.
registration_text Returned if is_success = 1 The registration text returned by the registry.
transfer_id Returned if reg_type=transfer ID number of the transfer.
whois_privacy_state Returned if is_success = 1 Returns the state of WHOIS Privacy.
Allowed values are enabled, disabled, enabling (in process), or disabling (in process).
Domain registration examples




.COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME, .ME, .MOBI




Example 1

About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
This registration creates a new user profile

No custom tech contact is set.
Custom nameservers are set.
WHOIS Privacy feature enabled at time of registration.
Parked Pages service activated (for qualifying TLDs).
User is requesting the domain to lock once it is registered.
Two pending orders are cancelled by the successful registration of this



RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">1</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1532247</item> <item key="id">11820034</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2

About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
This registration is based on another domain (example.com ).
No custom tech contact is set.
DNS template is applied.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_domain">example.net </item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="dns_template">example_template</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1532248</item> <item key="id">11820036</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3

About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
No custom tech contact is set.
DNS is enabled but no records are defined.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="dns_template">*blank*</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1532249</item> <item key="id">11820038</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.AERO




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="reg_username">aaaa</item> <item key="reg_password">aaaa</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">1</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="domain">example.aero </item> <item key="affiliate_id" /> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="encoding_type" /> <item key="action">register</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="aero_ens_password">EnsPa55w0rd</item> <item key="aero_ens_id">EnsId</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="rr_id">13689</item> <item key="transaction_id">2012-05-16 09:10:36 1250 101</item> <item key="domain_id">707819</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="waiting_request">sw_register</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">1</item> <item key="id">477659</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.ASIA




About this example:

This is a new domain name registration

The required ASIA-specific data is contained in the ced_info associative

array.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">exampleuser</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.asia </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ced_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="locality_country">JP</item> <item key="legal_entity_type">naturalPerson</item> <item key="id_type">passport</item> <item key="id_number">12345</item> <item key="contact_type">admin</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1521435</item> <item key="id">11541235</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.AU




📘Note:



.AU registrations require two contact types: owner and tech.
RequestResponse2nd Level .AU

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="domain">example.com .au</item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="au_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_name">Registered Company Name Ltd</item> <item key="registrant_id_type">ABN</item> <item key="policy_reason">1</item> <item key="registrant_id">99 999 999 999</item> <item key="eligibility_type">Registered</item> <item key="eligibility_name">Don Marshall</item> <item key="eligibility_id_type">ACN</item> <item key="eligibility_id">99999999</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">OK</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed Domain successfully locked.</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">417011</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="domain">example.au </item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="au_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_name">Registered Company Name Ltd</item> <item key="registrant_id_type">ABN</item> <item key="policy_reason">1</item> <item key="registrant_id">99 999 999 999</item> <item key="eligibility_type">Registered</item> <item key="eligibility_name">Don Marshall</item> <item key="eligibility_id_type">ACN</item> <item key="eligibility_id">99999999</item> <item key="priority_contact_id">99999999</item> <item key="priority_auth_info">99999999</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.CA




About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
Neither custom tech nor custom nameservers are supplied.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="legal_type">CCT</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="domain">example.ca </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K3M1</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K3M1</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1521434</item> <item key="id">11541234</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.COM.BR




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="br_register_number">123.456 .789-00</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.com .br</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">BR</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">SP</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Sao Paulo</item> <item key="postal_code">01037-010</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">BR</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">SP</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Sao Paulo</item> <item key="postal_code">01037-010</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">BR</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">SP</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Sao Paulo</item> <item key="postal_code">01037-010</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="rr_id">6466</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="transaction_id">2011-04-14 18:12:39 25830 101</item> <item key="domain_id">256808</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">1</item> <item key="waiting_request">sw_register</item> <item key="id">296660</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.DE




📘Note:




Submit .DE zone contact information as contact type billing.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.de </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">607737</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.DK




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.dk </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_vat_id">123456789</item> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="rr_id">74063</item> <item key="transaction_id">2016-07-27 05:52:40 7393 101</item> <item key="domain_id">1521429</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="async_reason">general</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="domain_id">1521429</item> <item key="waiting_request">sw_register</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">1</item> <item key="id">11540663</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.ES




RequestRespnse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.es </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">testuser123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="es_id_type">nie</item> <item key="es_id_number">X1234567L</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+34.123456789 </item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> <item key="state">Madrid</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Madrid</item> <item key="postal_code">123456</item> <item key="address1">123 Main St</item> <item key="first_name">Bob</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+34.123456789 </item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> <item key="state">Madrid</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Madrid</item> <item key="postal_code">123456</item> <item key="address1">123 Main St</item> <item key="first_name">Bob</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+34.123456789 </item> <item key="last_name">Smith</item> <item key="state">Madrid</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Madrid</item> <item key="postal_code">123456</item> <item key="address1">123 Main St</item> <item key="first_name">Bob</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="cancelled_orders"> <dt_array> <item key="0">1986895</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1014179</item> <item key="id">1986896</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.EU




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.eu </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1521438</item> <item key="id">11541241</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.FR




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">testdomain.fr </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">457700</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.HU




Request

RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '><OPS_envelope> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">zoltan</item> <item key="domain">example.hu </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Daniel</item> <item key="last_name">Nagy</item> <item key="address1">Bem rakpart 49</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Budapest</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">H-1037</item> <item key="country">HU</item> <item key="org_name">Varga Szoftver</item> <item key="phone">+1.3615550123 </item> <item key="fax">+1.3615553653 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Zoltan</item> <item key="last_name">Varga</item> <item key="org_name">Varga Szoftver</item> <item key="address1">Bem rakpart 49</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Budapest</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">H-1037</item> <item key="country">HU</item> <item key="fax">+1.3615553651 </item> <item key="phone">+1.3615550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Paul</item> <item key="last_name">Farkas</item> <item key="org_name">Varga Szoftver</item> <item key="address1">Bem rakpart 49</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Budapest</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">H-1037</item> <item key="country">HU</item> <item key="fax">+1.3615553652 </item> <item key="phone">+1.3615550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_vat_id">12345678</item> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">250</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="domain_id">709245</item> <item key="transaction_id">2012-06-19 13:49:57 1277 101</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully submitted</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="waiting_request">sw_register</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">1</item> <item key="id">480990</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.INFO




About this example:

This is a new domain name registration.
It is based on another domain (example-nsi.com ).
There is a custom tech contact.
There are no custom nameservers (notice the presence of the empty

nameserver_list array, which is permitted).
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew" /> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">testuser123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.info </item> <item key="reg_domain">example-nsi.com </item> <item key="f_lock_domain">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">0</item> <item key="affiliate_id" /> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array /> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1528551</item> <item key="id">11705848</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.IT




Example 1

This example registers a domain to a person (entity_code=1).
In this case, the admin contact does not need to be defined as it must be the same as the owner; if the admin contact is specified, it is ignored.
Similarly, org_name is not required in this instance, and if specified, is ignored.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_username">testuser123</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="it_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nationality_code">IT</item> <item key="reg_code">SGLMRA80A01H501E</item> <item key="entity_type">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">0</item> <item key="domain">example031.it </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_domain"></item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Mario</item> <item key="last_name">Segale</item> <item key="org_name">Mario Segale</item> <item key="address1">Via del Campidoglio, 1</item> <item key="city">Rome</item> <item key="state">RM</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">00123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0612345678 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Frank</item> <item key="last_name">Mosser</item> <item key="org_name">Tech Orgname</item> <item key="address1">Piazza dei Giudici 1</item> <item key="city">Firenze</item> <item key="state">FI</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">50123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0551234567 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">214946</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body>` </OPS_envelope>





Example 2

This example registers a domain to an Italian company (entity_type = 2).
In this case, the admin contact is required.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_username">testuser123</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="it_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nationality_code">IT</item> <item key="reg_code">06612345675</item> <item key="entity_type">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">0</item> <item key="domain">example032.it </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_domain"></item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Mario</item> <item key="last_name">Segale</item> <item key="org_name">Mario Segale</item> <item key="address1">Via del Campidoglio, 1</item> <item key="city">Rome</item> <item key="state">RM</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">00123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0612345678 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Franco</item> <item key="last_name">Pendenza</item> <item key="org_name">Aumento Inc</item> <item key="address1">Via del Inclinazione, 1</item> <item key="city">Pisa</item> <item key="state">PI</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">52123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0501234567 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="fax">+39.0501234568 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Frank</item> <item key="last_name">Mosser</item> <item key="org_name">Tech Orgname</item> <item key="address1">Piazza dei Giudici 1</item> <item key="city">Firenze</item> <item key="state">FI</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">50123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0551234567 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">214947</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.LAW .ABOGADO




Request

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="auto_renew"/> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="reg_domain"/> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">1</item> <item key="f_parkp">Y</item> <item key="domain">example.law </item> <item key="affiliate_id"/> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="comments">Sample comment</item> <item key="reg_username">aaaa</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="qli_accreditation_id">exampleid</item> <item key="qli_accreditation_body">examplebody</item> <item key="qli_jurisdiction_country">CA</item> <item key="qli_jurisdiction_state">examplestate</item> <item key="qli_accreditation_year">1999</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="reg_password">examplepassword</item> <item key="encoding_type"/> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.JOBS




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.jobs </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="jobs_admin_type">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_industry_type">Supply Chain</item> <item key="jobs_title">HR Generalist</item> <item key="jobs_association_member">Yes</item> <item key="jobs_website">http://www.example .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">822732</item> <item key="id">730050</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.NAME




The registrant is requesting a forwarding email address with their domain.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">my.example .name</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="forwarding_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">23995</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.PM, .RE, .TF, .WF, .YT




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "><OPS_envelope> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">lafleur</item> <item key="domain">example.pm </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Marie</item> <item key="last_name">LaFleur</item> <item key="org_name">French Impressions</item> <item key="address1">13 Rue Daze</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Paris</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">75002</item> <item key="country">FR</item> <item key="fax">+1.3365550125 </item> <item key="phone">+1.3365551213 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Henri</item> <item key="last_name">LaFleur</item> <item key="org_name">French Impressions</item> <item key="address1">13 Rue Daze</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Paris</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">75002</item> <item key="country">FR</item> <item key="phone">+1.3365551212 </item> <item key="fax">+1.3365550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Pierre</item> <item key="last_name">LaFleur</item> <item key="org_name">French Impressions</item> <item key="address1">13 Rue Daze</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Paris</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">75002</item> <item key="country">FR</item> <item key="phone">+1.3365551214 </item> <item key="fax">+1.3365550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_number" /> <item key="registrant_vat_id">1X345678901</item> <item key="registrant_type">organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">481007</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.PRO




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="domain">example.pro </item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">2</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> <item key="sortorder">3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">454197</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.RU




Request

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="reg_username">fldjfisjfsa</item> <item key="reg_password">fsdfdkj123sfsa</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">1</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="domain">aug8test.ru </item> <item key="affiliate_id" /> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="encoding_type" /> <item key="action">register</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">Individual</item> <item key="date_of_birth">2001-05-15</item> <item key="id_card_authority">Govt</item> <item key="id_card_issue_date">2001-05-15</item> <item key="id_card_number">1234567890</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.SCOT




RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">testing</item> <item key="reg_password">testing</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="domain">tucows-d3c0e5a456304.scot </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="address3">Mailbox 1</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="last_name">ksjlIqWq</item> <item key="address2">Unit 1</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="postal_code">M6H2E9</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="title">QA Tester</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="first_name">SUJTybEN</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="address3">Mailbox 1</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="last_name">defaultlastname</item> <item key="address2">Unit 1</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="postal_code">M6H2E9</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="title">QA Tester</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="first_name">defaultfirstname</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="address3">Mailbox 1</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="last_name">defaultlastname</item> <item key="address2">Unit 1</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="postal_code">M6H2E9</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="title">QA Tester</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="first_name">defaultfirstname</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="address3">Mailbox 1</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="last_name">defaultlastname</item> <item key="address2">Unit 1</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Toronto</item> <item key="postal_code">M6H2E9</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="title">QA Tester</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="first_name">defaultfirstname</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="f_whois_privacy">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.qa .systemdns.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.qa .systemdns.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="intended_use">the domain will support trade and development in Scotland </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">822732</item> <item key="id">730050</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.UK




Request

<?xml version=“1.0 " encoding=“UTF-8” standalone=‘yes’?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM ‘ops.dtd ’> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key=‘protocol’>XCP</item> <item key=‘action’>SW_REGISTER</item> <item key=‘object’>DOMAIN</item> <item key=‘attributes’> <dt_assoc> <item key=‘reg_type’>new</item> <item key=‘domain’>mydomain.co .uk</item> <item key=‘period’>1</item> <item key=‘handle’>process</item> <item key=‘auto_renew’>0</item> <item key=‘reg_username’>user123</item> <item key=‘reg_password’>changeme123</item> <item key=“tld_data”> <dt_assoc> <item key=“registrant_extra_info”> <dt_assoc> <item key=“registrant_type”>LTD</item> <item key=“registration_number”>85214792</item> <item key=“trading_name”>OpenSRS UK</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=‘contact_set’> <dt_assoc> <item key=‘owner’> <dt_assoc> <item key=‘first_name’>Joe</item> <item key=‘last_name’>Tester</item> <item key=‘phone’>+1.5555111212 </item> <item key=‘fax’></item> <item key=‘email’>[email protected]</item> <item key=‘org_name’>Myorg Inc.</item> <item key=‘address1’>99 Myplace Ave</item> <item key=‘address2’></item> <item key=‘address3’></item> <item key=‘city’>Toronto</item> <item key=‘state’>ON</item> <item key=‘country’>CA</item> <item key=‘postal_code’>M6L6G1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=“admin”> <dt_assoc> <item key=‘first_name’>Joe</item> <item key=‘last_name’>Tester</item> <item key=‘phone’>+1.5555111212 </item> <item key=‘fax’></item> <item key=‘email’>[email protected]</item> <item key=‘org_name’>Myorg Inc.</item> <item key=‘address1’>99 Myplace Ave</item> <item key=‘address2’></item> <item key=‘address3’></item> <item key=‘city’>Toronto</item> <item key=‘state’>ON</item> <item key=‘country’>CA</item> <item key=‘postal_code’>M6L6G1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=‘custom_nameservers’>1</item> <item key=‘nameserver_list’> <dt_array> <item key=‘0’> <dt_assoc> <item key=‘sortorder’>1</item> <item key=‘name’>ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=‘1’> <dt_assoc> <item key=‘sortorder’>2</item> <item key=‘name’>ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key=‘2’> <dt_assoc> <item key=‘sortorder’>3</item> <item key=‘name’>ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.US




About this example:

This is a new domain name registration

This creates a new user profile

There is no custom tech contact

Custom nameservers are set

The additional US-specific data is contained in the 'tld_data' sub- associative array.
'nexus' itself is also an associative array with three items.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.us </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nexus"> <dt_assoc> <item key="category">C11</item> <item key="app_purpose">P3</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
TLD not supported for whois privacy service.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1531599</item> <item key="id">11791175</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.XXX




Example 1

This example registers a domain for a registrant who is already a verified member of the XXX Sponsored Community.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.xxx </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipr_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="icm_membership_id">IXTEST0000000001</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="id">457626</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2

This example registers a domain to a registrant who wants to register the domain name, but does not want it to resolve.
This registrant is not currently a member of the Sponsored Community.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.xxx </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipr_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ipr_non_resolver">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">0</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="id">256841</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New gTLD during Sunrise period




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.shop </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="trademark_smd"> Trademark SMD:Marks: smdID: 00000096381377086406165-1 U-labels: sunrise-test notBefore: 2013-08-21 14:00:06 notAfter: 2015-07-01 00:00:00 - ----BEGIN ENCODED SMD- ---- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<smd:signedMark xmlns:smd="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:signedMark-1.0" id="_4b98c338-7f01-42ac-b421-4149aed7bab2">
  <smd:id>000000963c338-7f01-42ac-b421-4149aed7bab2">
  <smd:id>81377086406165-1</smd:id>
  <smd:issuerInfo issuerID="1">
    <smd:org>Deloitte</smd:org>
    <smd:email>betmchsmd  <smd:org>Deloitte</smd:org>
    <smd:email>@deloitte.be</smd:email>
  </smd:issuerInfo>
  <smd:notBeloitte.be</smd:email>fore>2013-08-21T12:00:06.165Z</smd:notBefore>
  <smd:notAe>2013-08-21T12:00:06.165Z</smd:notBefore>fter>2015-06-30T22:00:00.000Z</smd:notAfter>
  <mark:mark xmlns:mark="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:mark-1.0">
    <mark:trademark>
      <mark:id>00052513764049681376404968-1</mark:id>
      <mark:markName>TUCOWS</mark:markName>
     :id>
      <mark:markName>TUCOWS</mark:markName> <mark:holder entitlement="owner">
        <mark:org>TUCOWS (DELAWARE) INC.</mark:org>
        <mark:addr>
          <mark:street>1209 ORANGE STREET CORPORATION TRUST CENTER</mark:street>
          <mark:city>WILMINGTON</mark:city>
          <mark:sp>DELAWARE</mark:sp>
          <mark:pc>19801</mark:pc>
          <mark:cc>US</mark:cc>
     >19801</mark:pc>
          <mark:cc>US</mark:cc>   </mark:addr>
      </mark:holder>
      <mark:contact </mark:addr>
      </mark:holder>type="agent">
        <mark:name>Alexander Schwertner</mae="agent">
        <mark:name>rk:name>
        <mark:org>EPAG Domainservices GmbH</markname>
        <mark:org>:org>
        <mark:addr>
          <mark:street>Rheinallee 3</mark:street>
          <mark:city>Bonn</mark:city>
3</mark:street>          <mark:sp>NRW</mark:sp>
          <mark:pc>53173</mark:pc>
          <mark:cc>DE</mark:cc>
        </markark:pc>
          <mark:cc>DE</mark:cc>:addr>
        <mark:voice>+49.2283296840</mark:voice>
  dr>
        <mark:voice>+49.2283296840</mark:voice>      <mark:email>registry-relations@epag.de</mark:email>
      </mark:contact>
      <mark:jurisdiction>US</mark:    </mark:contact>
      <mark:jurisdiction>jurisdiction>
      <mark:class>42</mark:class>
      <mark:label>tucows</mark:label>
      <mark:goodsAndServiceslabel>>IC 042. US 100 101. G &amp; S: computer software information services, namely, information regarding computer software related to a global computer network, offered via a global computer network. FIRST USE: 19940800. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19940800</mark:goodsAndServices>
      <markCOMMERCE: 19940800</mark:goodsAndServices>:regNum>2247196</mark:regNum>
      <mark:regDate>1999-05-24T22:00:00.000Z</mark:regDate>
    </mark:trademark>
  T22:00:00.000Z</mark:regDate>
    </mark:trademark></mark:mark>
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bm4ub3JnL3RtY2guY3JsMEsGA1UdIAREMEIwEAYOKwYBBAGCyRsBBYM7CAowLgYIKwYBBQUHAgEw
IjAgBggrBgEFBQcCARYUaHR0cHM6Ly9jYS5pY2Fubi5vcmcwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQELBQADggEBAA7J
hWdviuKdysY3jeOzbsX2DTm7TqvctcEtjmaO/4UmN09CsMTIE3pjm5Kqw49rlhGEK3enDaTKXVEu
0nbbDqeBD606Z+alYM63ww4Qn4TaSbNceh6nlhCc7+XB9TdKPrpHUpRhlH7N3WWYK/Pd20EfQTyo
8Q+H1ZimuwTgSSgs7boUICIaZtRXLnIavh/fMif2JJOl6iQxl4Jzwa+Pt0vGvCR+aLuESgZFn04v
jFUaTlqwaXoaEd9K6JlPkcFLqHrcx2ZJK19xpcY0RGqkyyhsp5KDlKB9Dfkila+yFpdPGbc7Nk58
RLFHv/iIje6beLpcQYq/fBs3HdZOgSApbVA=</ds:X509Certificate></ds:X509Data></ds:KeyInfo></ds:Signature></stificate></ds:X509Data></ds:KeyInfo></ds:Signature>md:signedMark> - ----END ENCODED SMD- ---- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Order created</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="id">422013</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New gTLD during Claims period




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.guru </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">260</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Registration is pending registrant review before completing due to claim/trademark.</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-03-06 16:30:17 1701 101</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Registration is pending registrant review before completing due to claim/trademark.</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">300</item> <item key="id">654276</item> <item key="async_reason">has_claim</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Registry premium domain




RequestResponse

<OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">domain</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="reg_type">new</item> <item key="reg_username">testing1234</item> <item key="reg_password">testing1234testing</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="bulk_order">0</item> <item key="domain">example.bike </item> <item key="premium_price_to_verify">36.30 </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="state">Ciudad Real</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="address1">Calle de la Azucena</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Ciudad Real</item> <item key="postal_code">13002</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="first_name">mnhRJTHy</item> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="title">QA Tester</item> <item key="last_name">TTzfwelA</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165350124 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="address2" /> <item key="title">QA Tester</item> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="first_name">Rob</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="last_name">McAuley</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="address1">Calle de la Azucena</item> <item key="state">Ciudad Real</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="phone">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="city">Ciudad Real</item> <item key="postal_code">13002</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="city">Ciudad Real</item> <item key="postal_code">13002</item> <item key="address1">Calle de la Azucena</item> <item key="state">Ciudad Real</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="phone">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="last_name">McAuley</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="title">QA Tester</item> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="first_name">Rob</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="address1">Calle de la Azucena</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="state">Ciudad Real</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="address3" /> <item key="city">Ciudad Real</item> <item key="postal_code">13002</item> <item key="address2" /> <item key="first_name">Rob</item> <item key="title">QA Tester</item> <item key="country">ES</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165350124 </item> <item key="last_name">McAuley</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.qa .systemdns.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.qa .systemdns.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc /> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="dns_template">testingtemplate</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_text">Domain registration successfully completed.
Domain successfully locked.
Whois Privacy successfully enabled.</item> <item key="cancelled_orders"> <dt_array> <item key="0">1995014</item> <item key="1">1995015</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="domain_id">1015054</item> <item key="id">1995016</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Domain transfer examples




The period, if present, must be 1 year.
This response shows the result of a successful response to a transfer order.
The transfer is not complete at this point – rather, it has only been started.
If the domain's current whois information is accurate, then the current domain owner receives an email from OpenSRS requesting that they approve or reject the transfer request.
RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">transfer</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="auth_info">FKm8$%jk(!</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Transfer request has been successfully sent</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Transfer request has been successfully sent</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">3735288</item> <item key="transfer_id">1234</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.AU Transfer




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">transfer</item> <item key="domain">example.com .au</item> <item key="period">0</item> <item key="link_domains">0</item> <item key="f_lock_domain">1</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="au_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_name">Registered Company Name Ltd</item> <item key="registrant_id_type">ABN</item> <item key="policy_reason">1</item> <item key="registrant_id">99 999 999 999</item> <item key="eligibility_type">Registered</item> <item key="eligibility_name">Don Marshall</item> <item key="eligibility_id_type">ACN</item> <item key="eligibility_id">99999999</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_tech_contact">1</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Transfer request initiated</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Transfer request initiated</item> <item key="transfer_id">0</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">11791463</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.CA Transfer




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">transfer</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="legal_type">CCT</item> <item key="domain">hamburgers.ca </item> <item key="auth_info">FKm8$%jk(!</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K3M1</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">M6K3M1</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="period">1</item> <item key="reg_domain" /> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Transfer successful</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin_email"[email protected]</item> <item key="id">85550904</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.DE Transfer




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">transfer</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.de </item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Transfer request has been successfully sent.
Admin contact email: [email protected]</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text">Transfer request has been successfully sent.
Admin contact email: [email protected]</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">101550</item> <item key="transfer_id">1234</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.EU .BE Transfer




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="custom_tech_contact">0</item> <item key="auto_renew">0</item> <item key="reg_type">transfer</item> <item key="reg_username">user123</item> <item key="reg_password">changeit123</item> <item key="domain">example.eu </item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">DE</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+49.1234567 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">Brandenburg</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Berlin</item> <item key="postal_code">10115</item> <item key="fax">+49.78654321 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_nameservers">1</item> <item key="nameserver_list"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">1</item> <item key="name">ns1.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="1"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">2</item> <item key="name">ns2.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="2"> <dt_assoc> <item key="sortorder">3</item> <item key="name">ns3.systemdns .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text"> Transfer request has been successfully sent.
Admin contact email: [email protected] </item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registration_text"> Transfer request has been successfully sent.
Admin contact email: [email protected] </item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">3751913</item> <item key="transfer_id">1234</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.IT Transfer




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_username">aaaa</item> <item key="reg_domain"></item> <item key="reg_type">transfer</item> <item key="change_contact">1</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="it_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="nationality_code">IT</item> <item key="reg_code">SGLMRA80A01H501E</item> <item key="entity_type">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="reg_password">aaaa</item> <item key="domain">example037.it </item> <item key="owner_confirm_address">[email protected]</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Mario</item> <item key="last_name">Segale</item> <item key="org_name">Mario Segale</item> <item key="address1">Via del Campidoglio, 20</item> <item key="city">Rome</item> <item key="state">RM</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">00123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0612345678 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Frank</item> <item key="last_name">Mosser</item> <item key="org_name">Tech Orgname</item> <item key="address1">Piazza dei Giudici 20</item> <item key="city">Firenze</item> <item key="state">FI</item> <item key="country">IT</item> <item key="postal_code">50123</item> <item key="phone">+39.0551234567 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Transfer request has been successfully sent.
Admin contact email: [email protected]</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="transfer_id">41334</item> <item key="registration_text">Transfer request has been successfully sent.
Admin contact email: [email protected]</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="registration_code">200</item> <item key="id">214998</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>




.UK Transfer




Request

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone='yes'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key='protocol'>XCP</item> <item key='action'>SW_REGISTER</item> <item key='object'>DOMAIN</item> <item key='attributes'> <dt_assoc> <item key='reg_type'>transfer</item> <item key='domain'>opensrs.co .uk</item> <item key='handle'>process</item> <item key='auto_renew'>0</item> <item key='reg_username'>user123</item> <item key='reg_password'>changeme123</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">LTD</item> <item key="registration_number">85214792</item> <item key="trading_name">OpenSRS</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key='contact_set'> <dt_assoc> <item key='owner'> <dt_assoc> <item key='first_name'>OpenSRS</item> <item key='last_name'>Tester</item> <item key='phone'>+1.416555122 </item> <item key='fax'></item> <item key='email'>[email protected]</item> <item key='org_name'>OpenSRS UK Company Ltd</item> <item key='address1'>96 Major Cr</item> <item key='address2'></item> <item key='address3'></item> <item key='city'>London</item> <item key='state'></item> <item key='country'>UK</item> <item key='postal_code'>SW31AA</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key='first_name'>OpenSRS</item> <item key='last_name'>Tester</item> <item key='phone'>+1.4165551212 </item> <item key='fax'></item> <item key='email'>[email protected]</item> <item key='org_name'>OpenSRS UK Company Ltd</item> <item key='address1'>99 Major Cr</item> <item key='address2'></item> <item key='address3'></item> <item key='city'>London</item> <item key='state'>ON</item> <item key='country'>UK</item> <item key='postal_code'>SW31AA</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="custom_transfer_nameservers">0</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





WHOIS Privacy




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">whois_privacy</item> <item key="reg_password">aaaa</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="reg_username">aaaa</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="id">7235</item> <item key="admin_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_text">WHOIS Privacy order [#7298] is in progress</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters Request attributes

Additional request parameters for specific TLDs





Response parameters Response attributes





Domain registration examples .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME, .ME, .MOBI
.AERO
.ASIA
.AU
.CA
.COM.BR
.DE
.DK
.ES
.EU
.FR
.HU
.INFO
.IT
.LAW .ABOGADO
.JOBS
.NAME
.PM, .RE, .TF, .WF, .YT
.PRO





Request parameters Request attributes

Additional request parameters for specific TLDs





Response parameters Response attributes





Domain registration examples .COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ, .NAME, .ME, .MOBI
.AERO
.ASIA
.AU
.CA
.COM.BR
.DE
.DK
.ES
.EU
.FR
.HU
.INFO
.IT
.LAW .ABOGADO
.JOBS
.NAME
.PM, .RE, .TF, .WF, .YT
.PRO
.RU
.SCOT
.UK
.US
.XXX

New gTLD during Sunrise period

New gTLD during Claims period

Registry premium domain





Domain transfer examples .AU Transfer
.CA Transfer
.DE Transfer
.EU .BE Transfer
.IT Transfer
.UK Transfer

WHOIS Privacy






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


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sw_register (trust_service)


Initiates a SSL certificate order.
Please note your handle parameter: "save"- will keep the order pending for later approval by the RSP, whereas "process" will proceed and complete the order.
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Request parameters





Standard request parameters




action = sw_register

object = trust_service

registrant_ip = valid IP address of the registrant (optional)





Request attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below:

ParameterObligationDefinition

additional_domains Required for SAN certificate orders Some SSL Service products (referred to as SAN certificates) allow you to specify a list of additional domains or other entities (other than the primary domain) that will be secured by a single SSL certificate.
This means that, depending on the product, you may be able to specify multiple top-level domains, subdomains, IP addresses, internal server names, and more.
The total number that you can protect with a single certificate varies by product.
Please see pricing and maximum number of additional domains at opensrs.com /ssl/pricing/.
Note: The additional domains are priced as packages, so if the certificate can secure four additional domains, but you specify only two, you will still be charged the full package price.
In most cases, you can add more domains to a package for an additional charge.
affiliate_id Optional The unique identifier of an RSP's affiliate, which allows the RSP to track orders coming through different affiliates.
approver_email Required for Domain Vetted certificates The email of one of the individuals who can approve the SSL Service order.
If not specified, the admin contact email address will be used.
base_order_id Optional Create a new order based on the specified previous order.
When base_order_id is submitted, reg_type must equal new.
All other fields are optional, unless you want to apply new values to those fields.
Note: The original order must have the same product_type as the new order.
comments Optional Adds additional notes to the order.
contact_set Required A collection of associative arrays containing contact information for each contact type (signer, organization, or admin).
For more details, please refer to: product_types.
csr Required The certificate signing request for the required certificate.
The SSL Service provider uses this information to generate the certificate.
Note: All certificates require 2048 bit CSRs.
domain Required The domain or hostname for which the SSL Service is ordered.
If not specified, the domain within the CSR will be used.
If the domain specified does not match the the CSR domain value, the order will fail.
dv_auth_method Optional Allows you to specify how you want to validate the certificate.
Allowed values are:



DNS

Email—default

end_user_auth_info Optional

(Used only for SiteLock) An associative array containing: email_address, username, and password used only for SiteLock products to specify the end user credentials which will be used to log in to the Domain Admin interface to manage their account.
The login credentials will be sent to the specified email_address.
If you resend the Domain Admin login information (through the Control Panel), this is the address to which the Domain Admin login credentials are sent.
Note: If you specify username and password and the user already exists, the command will fail.
If you specify username but not password, and the user does not already exist, the user credentials cannot be created and the command will fail.
If you want to associate the SSL Service product with an existing account, you only need to include the username value.
handle Required Instructions for the processing of the order.
save—Pend the order for the RSP's later approval.
process—Process the order immediately.
inventory_item_id Optional for renewals; may be used for certificates that were migrated from TPP.
The certificate product ID number that was used in the TPP system.
This value may be used in place of order_id or product_id.
Note: Do not include this parameter for new orders.
order_id Required for renewals and for SiteLock upgrades if product_id is not submitted.
The order ID number of the SSL Service product to be renewed or upgraded.
Note: Do not include this parameter for new orders.
product_id Required for renewals and for SiteLock upgrades if order_id is not submitted.
The product ID number of the SSL Service product to be renewed or upgraded.
Note: Do not include this parameter for new orders.
period Required The length of the registration period.
The value is 1 for all products.
product_type Required DigiCert Products: digicert_csc, digicert_sslplus, digicert_sslplus_ev, digicert_sslplus_wildcard, securesite, securesite_ev, securesite_pro, securesite_pro_ev, symantec_ssl_lite, symantec_ssl_lite_wildcard



GeoTrust Products: quickssl_premium, rapidssl, rapidssl_wildcard, truebizid, truebizid_ev, truebizid_wildcard



Sectigo Products: comodo_ev, comodo_instantssl, comodo_premiumssl, comodo_premiumssl_wildcard, comodo_ssl, comodo_wildcard, essentialssl, essentialssl_wildcard, positivessl, positivessl_wildcard



SiteLock Products: sitelock_911, sitelock_find, sitelock_fix, sitelock_prevent



Thawte Products: ssl123, sslwebserver, sslwebserver_ev, sslwebserver_wildcard



TrustWave Products: trustwave_dv, trustwave_ev, trustwave_ev_san5, trustwave_premiumssl, trustwave_premiumssl_san5, trustwave_premiumssl_wildcard



Actalis Products: actalis_ssl_dv, actalis_ssl_ov, actalis_ssl_ev, actalis_ssl_dv_san, actalis_ssl_ov_san, actalis_ssl_ev_san, actalis_ssl_dv_wildcard, actalis_ssl_ov_wildcard



For more details, please refer to: product_types or our pricing page.
vat_number Required for Actalis OV/EV Orders The numeric identifier used in many countries, including the countries of the European Union, for value-added tax purposes.
Note: Can be submitted individually if CRN not provided.
If both CRN or VAT provided, company_registration_number will take priority and be sent to vendor .
Either vat_number or company_registraion_number must match the org_name which must contains full official name.
company_registration_number Required for Actalis OV/EV Orders The company registration number associated with your company.
Note: Can be submitted individually if VAT not provided.
If both CRN or VAT provided, company_registration_number will take priority and be sent to vendor .
Either vat_number or company_registraion_number must match the org_name which must contains full official name.
reg_type Required The type of order being requested.
Allowed values are:



new—Submit a new order

renew—Renew a SSL Service product

upgrade—Upgrade a SiteLock product.
You do not need to specify the domain or the period.
When you upgrade, the product_type changes, you are charged the price for a one year term at the new level, and the new expiry date is one year from the date of the upgrade.
server_type Optional The type of server software used to generate the CSR.
For more details, please refer to: server_types





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Response parameters





Standard response parameters




action = SW_REGISTER:REPLY

object = trust_service

is_success = Boolean indicating success or failure of the request.
response_code = Response code indicating outcome of the request.
response_text = Message describing the outcome of the request.
📘Response_code: 250 (processing)




The Reseller Agent (RSA) can respond with a 250 response_code, which indicates that your request was submitted for processing in an asynchronous registry.
When the registry's reply is received by OpenSRS, it is processed.
Performing a get_userinfo command indicates if there is an action currently waiting on a domain.
Response attributes




ParameterObligationDefinition

order_id Always returned The ID number of the SSL Service order.
state Always returned The state of the order.
Allowed values are:



approver-confirmed—Owner has confirmed the domain vetted certificate.
awaiting-approval—Order processed successfully; waiting for supplier approval.
cancelled—Pending order was cancelled.
completed—Order is complete.
declined—Order cancelled after it was processed or declined by the supplier.
in-progress—Order is in progress.
pending—Order saved as pending.
domain Returned for domain vetted certificates The domain with which the SSL Service is associated.
dv_auth_method Returned for domain vetted certificates The File or DNS data to be used for DV authorization to validate the certificate.
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Examples




New Order: product_type: securesite RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">securesite</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICuzCCAaMCADB3MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzEUMBIGA1UEAxMLZXhhbXBsZS5jb20x FDASBgNVBAcTC1NhbnRhIENsYXJhMRUwEwYDVQQKEwxFeGFtcGxlIEluYy4xEzAR BgNVBAgTCkNhbGlmb3JuaWExEDAOBgNVBAsTB1N1cHBvcnQwggEiMA0GCSqGSIb3 DQEBAQUAA4IBDwAwggEKAoIBAQDTCJ1qnH3gaKVd8VXTOx5GR+MYinU36Z9psxuG haMZ70qhTwng5zcbC93XIpAJRkbMwMu1EI10QDNi91Z4ORI9ExbBg0HBrAz+k85O lMUk1xTR8FQ8eHWXLnL3uXDevi5XMsb0ASB6wADDdvVm2Eb4qu+B1KD5qCSPiRJ2 FLeNNI3JNosmKmtmhqgy6+0qYYTP5RPFJeIu55cvX+r9ghiL11eBg/A+3RBhLdLR +z0CsngOFMlNxzmP0csINw4FIj4AoAkMiA/2Hf6rT6bHiAtJDbkW6jAS3AQjB1IC LlkFbr12e5P7USqSsKSbwslOHHBJpfYceA6582MI4ZZ3CerNAgMBAAGgADANBgkq hkiG9w0BAQsFAAOCAQEAaUwWHGCekeDC9U0OqLHlaXT9yRTpBcMu3waqWWhIgxLP 6ut1YlYjz1yAc7XIJPNo+uyXX1BtrMpGgXt7cJmwLeXPHHs1WoleQfKOGjVRf3+8 sQgdVroMR8HtOPid00Vxd4v1caUQtM7N2e2sWe5IL5OS2ziAflc3UhSoLu7JQwNg pKCQbOVbq5Y+uWYmMkKaZewIiziUvqngUMgA2ci+BJ2xCZmq00Leq+AZMLKPI2NE NcKsc4yjB4envG4vzc4qMFQakvH0uvsswZc80H7R7neThUgpfQM+PhDI/z3woTPG exAECZo+AqWhnwdut/Socu+aFkMO0vl77JD4acjODA== -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">195243</item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: SSL123 (DV) Domain Vetted Certificate

approver_email is not included, by default the admin email is selected.
only admin contact is required.
period is not included, default is selected as 1.
server_type is not included, default is selected as null/blank.
dv_auth_method not specified, email selected by default.
RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">ssl123</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="title">Admin</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICuzCCAaMCADB3MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzEUMBIGA1UEAxMLZXhhbXBsZS5jb20x FDASBgNVBAcTC1NhbnRhIENsYXJhMRUwEwYDVQQKEwxFeGFtcGxlIEluYy4xEzAR BgNVBAgTCkNhbGlmb3JuaWExEDAOBgNVBAsTB1N1cHBvcnQwggEiMA0GCSqGSIb3 DQEBAQUAA4IBDwAwggEKAoIBAQDTCJ1qnH3gaKVd8VXTOx5GR+MYinU36Z9psxuG haMZ70qhTwng5zcbC93XIpAJRkbMwMu1EI10QDNi91Z4ORI9ExbBg0HBrAz+k85O lMUk1xTR8FQ8eHWXLnL3uXDevi5XMsb0ASB6wADDdvVm2Eb4qu+B1KD5qCSPiRJ2 FLeNNI3JNosmKmtmhqgy6+0qYYTP5RPFJeIu55cvX+r9ghiL11eBg/A+3RBhLdLR +z0CsngOFMlNxzmP0csINw4FIj4AoAkMiA/2Hf6rT6bHiAtJDbkW6jAS3AQjB1IC LlkFbr12e5P7USqSsKSbwslOHHBJpfYceA6582MI4ZZ3CerNAgMBAAGgADANBgkq hkiG9w0BAQsFAAOCAQEAaUwWHGCekeDC9U0OqLHlaXT9yRTpBcMu3waqWWhIgxLP 6ut1YlYjz1yAc7XIJPNo+uyXX1BtrMpGgXt7cJmwLeXPHHs1WoleQfKOGjVRf3+8 sQgdVroMR8HtOPid00Vxd4v1caUQtM7N2e2sWe5IL5OS2ziAflc3UhSoLu7JQwNg pKCQbOVbq5Y+uWYmMkKaZewIiziUvqngUMgA2ci+BJ2xCZmq00Leq+AZMLKPI2NE NcKsc4yjB4envG4vzc4qMFQakvH0uvsswZc80H7R7neThUgpfQM+PhDI/z3woTPG exAECZo+AqWhnwdut/Socu+aFkMO0vl77JD4acjODA== -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">195266</item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="domain">example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: truebizid_wildcard RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">truebizid_wildcard</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICtjCCAZ4CAQAwcTELMAkGA1UEBhMCVVMxCzAJBgNVBAgMAkNBMRQwEgYDVQQH DAtTYW50YSBDbGFyYTEVMBMGA1UECgwMRXhhbXBsZSBJbmMuMRAwDgYDVQQLDAdT dXBwb3J0MRYwFAYDVQQDDA0qLmV4YW1wbGUuY29tMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEF AAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAwv27s0I+j53xtGXxftUCHB6aEqlbJtROhLr7VAkzA+WL BZcQyhTY9kJ9CmZVoXs7cXN+wa7ZTxbZNNj5Krylcct+Ctyfxmonug8jQ3j8nR7S s4bPhYKG6ZUCAtfe47zyWraHBTk/AZ7zNubPROT/5uWW/da7VUj5C+t7CPiCDB1U ERer2ZepmgGLxiykdwRB8xOVefuQrxsqBRffHowrZyDoPe7NETQxYZxs/afnEKdE HsaAcZH/Ay0uVuG9SryIYGMZtDyFHRU1fzl/F5759nCnvdyISu+jet1IYzG9jNDu dmkQDTwhSnXRf0PC1GnLBEvZTeKzZ+aOyprHgO78BQIDAQABoAAwDQYJKoZIhvcN AQELBQADggEBABfNX7yPsGJYOnDKFNZ89kGTUUX/VrXgndVUr40Rnh+x9xzg8We3 AcG7picwpeMd/SmB+rBUUGTlRrfqEdFcLhymA2J2dhoABwtcIwyk1H8qU3zPMA8p 5qt3r07i6nHiUcDPGtNw836yBzC3hqrIQlM/Sr0NQNQl25AD8HS5A3EkV53pUpNy ggqViqELn0ynRqqHAPIZ8KOGsAqQgZ4/Jf/W0UTJz+SZHrBBMekS96tzgKNF60KE Xvx80TmEZvaOmexNVUPYDPCunxJOpphc6g6mTzeSXiSo5RkmEYGbmw67x8+Gm7Pi DIBVwUL/YgsnfODhqmtKy73TutapRn01/Is= -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="order_id">195277</item> <item key="domain">*.example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: digicert_sslplus_wildcard RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">digicert_sslplus_wildcard</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICtjCCAZ4CAQAwcTELMAkGA1UEBhMCVVMxCzAJBgNVBAgMAkNBMRQwEgYDVQQH DAtTYW50YSBDbGFyYTEVMBMGA1UECgwMRXhhbXBsZSBJbmMuMRAwDgYDVQQLDAdT dXBwb3J0MRYwFAYDVQQDDA0qLmV4YW1wbGUuY29tMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEF AAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAwv27s0I+j53xtGXxftUCHB6aEqlbJtROhLr7VAkzA+WL BZcQyhTY9kJ9CmZVoXs7cXN+wa7ZTxbZNNj5Krylcct+Ctyfxmonug8jQ3j8nR7S s4bPhYKG6ZUCAtfe47zyWraHBTk/AZ7zNubPROT/5uWW/da7VUj5C+t7CPiCDB1U ERer2ZepmgGLxiykdwRB8xOVefuQrxsqBRffHowrZyDoPe7NETQxYZxs/afnEKdE HsaAcZH/Ay0uVuG9SryIYGMZtDyFHRU1fzl/F5759nCnvdyISu+jet1IYzG9jNDu dmkQDTwhSnXRf0PC1GnLBEvZTeKzZ+aOyprHgO78BQIDAQABoAAwDQYJKoZIhvcN AQELBQADggEBABfNX7yPsGJYOnDKFNZ89kGTUUX/VrXgndVUr40Rnh+x9xzg8We3 AcG7picwpeMd/SmB+rBUUGTlRrfqEdFcLhymA2J2dhoABwtcIwyk1H8qU3zPMA8p 5qt3r07i6nHiUcDPGtNw836yBzC3hqrIQlM/Sr0NQNQl25AD8HS5A3EkV53pUpNy ggqViqELn0ynRqqHAPIZ8KOGsAqQgZ4/Jf/W0UTJz+SZHrBBMekS96tzgKNF60KE Xvx80TmEZvaOmexNVUPYDPCunxJOpphc6g6mTzeSXiSo5RkmEYGbmw67x8+Gm7Pi DIBVwUL/YgsnfODhqmtKy73TutapRn01/Is= -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="order_id">195278</item> <item key="domain">*.example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: sslwebserver_wildcard RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">sslwebserver_wildcard</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICtjCCAZ4CAQAwcTELMAkGA1UEBhMCVVMxCzAJBgNVBAgMAkNBMRQwEgYDVQQH DAtTYW50YSBDbGFyYTEVMBMGA1UECgwMRXhhbXBsZSBJbmMuMRAwDgYDVQQLDAdT dXBwb3J0MRYwFAYDVQQDDA0qLmV4YW1wbGUuY29tMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEF AAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAwv27s0I+j53xtGXxftUCHB6aEqlbJtROhLr7VAkzA+WL BZcQyhTY9kJ9CmZVoXs7cXN+wa7ZTxbZNNj5Krylcct+Ctyfxmonug8jQ3j8nR7S s4bPhYKG6ZUCAtfe47zyWraHBTk/AZ7zNubPROT/5uWW/da7VUj5C+t7CPiCDB1U ERer2ZepmgGLxiykdwRB8xOVefuQrxsqBRffHowrZyDoPe7NETQxYZxs/afnEKdE HsaAcZH/Ay0uVuG9SryIYGMZtDyFHRU1fzl/F5759nCnvdyISu+jet1IYzG9jNDu dmkQDTwhSnXRf0PC1GnLBEvZTeKzZ+aOyprHgO78BQIDAQABoAAwDQYJKoZIhvcN AQELBQADggEBABfNX7yPsGJYOnDKFNZ89kGTUUX/VrXgndVUr40Rnh+x9xzg8We3 AcG7picwpeMd/SmB+rBUUGTlRrfqEdFcLhymA2J2dhoABwtcIwyk1H8qU3zPMA8p 5qt3r07i6nHiUcDPGtNw836yBzC3hqrIQlM/Sr0NQNQl25AD8HS5A3EkV53pUpNy ggqViqELn0ynRqqHAPIZ8KOGsAqQgZ4/Jf/W0UTJz+SZHrBBMekS96tzgKNF60KE Xvx80TmEZvaOmexNVUPYDPCunxJOpphc6g6mTzeSXiSo5RkmEYGbmw67x8+Gm7Pi DIBVwUL/YgsnfODhqmtKy73TutapRn01/Is= -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="order_id">195279</item> <item key="domain">*.example.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: actalis_ssl_ov (Email Validation) RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">actalis_ssl_ov</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">EMAIL</item> <item key="approver_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="vat_number">5808530583</item> <item key="company_registration_number">58279753</item> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICwjCCAawCAQAwRDESMBAGA1UEAwwJZGVjMTQuY29tMQ8wDQYDVQQKDAZ0dWNv d3MxEDAOBgNVBAcMB3Rvcm9udG8xCzAJBgNVBAgMAm9uMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0B AQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAo++5TNqw9DIR3p0SM+fxfTEfYIOTHEeTkD9v6HV0 Oavasm3NfzcJIIS1TSxvPHOKc4mn8d+5/bXKVpTrMa+NoO+SgPLiBY99+4W7FptG cMy2pebFunTMnGc+uQ2IArHEjzcCL8nfWofSTQcm22QdFpas1PiEeZhLPIFRDPvo 1fjE4Q1XSTezeR8CTnArBSGNHoo20NaAlUnUU0tOc1X6REHc6QQWUdVDCO00Zk9T GQ+UdYK/Ea8AJ1EDFivVJ6xc8WIrTYawUzxmlBmKBzcZY2sB8rSK0MMPZAs/LC9w zXvN9akpfZ3bhf4HcIgEeMeN/Q6nqwq7BJ7fDetJyaIynwIDAQABoDswOQYJKoZI hvcNAQkOMSwwKjAdBgNVHQ4EFgQUS/siDy/VQf4NPQa8nD/+/rt98jMwCQYDVR0R BAIwADALBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsDggEBAB5RBRM3j7/pytXvYMj914bGcHqzc1FIkaeE BwJkA1VdMc5rildrSwgEfHgFPyf6P+HwxFuyPWF2VgWgxjTFtp9jYP1uPBWVaq+b 2rvlVIu5/ZyHT7iInyGnszrNWK3LgQdcUA7eVyckoVNrKVR5ErKUjFGsB6sRlR0I K/UUK21kCKyPFm882dPqyRoopNfoR31RVdHl0f2UL+DZnGXjVktvgVM69dQlZcZE Ydb3uZb7uA58447fiL3nfcyuMSSOfiAMm6xT1z7GbQuLerSxS1UIJPi1q/E+TBg8 Wkgj+3I4585ixhvj9oi9zk70yC+GbalUhnWcs2gU84t5ZHVX860= -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="domain">dec14.com </item> <item key="order_id">62045</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: actalis_ssl_ov (DNS validation) RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">actalis_ssl_ov</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">DNS</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="vat_number">5808530583</item> <item key="company_registration_number">58279753</item> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICwjCCAawCAQAwRDESMBAGA1UEAwwJZGVjMTQuY29tMQ8wDQYDVQQKDAZ0dWNv d3MxEDAOBgNVBAcMB3Rvcm9udG8xCzAJBgNVBAgMAm9uMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0B AQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAo++5TNqw9DIR3p0SM+fxfTEfYIOTHEeTkD9v6HV0 Oavasm3NfzcJIIS1TSxvPHOKc4mn8d+5/bXKVpTrMa+NoO+SgPLiBY99+4W7FptG cMy2pebFunTMnGc+uQ2IArHEjzcCL8nfWofSTQcm22QdFpas1PiEeZhLPIFRDPvo 1fjE4Q1XSTezeR8CTnArBSGNHoo20NaAlUnUU0tOc1X6REHc6QQWUdVDCO00Zk9T GQ+UdYK/Ea8AJ1EDFivVJ6xc8WIrTYawUzxmlBmKBzcZY2sB8rSK0MMPZAs/LC9w zXvN9akpfZ3bhf4HcIgEeMeN/Q6nqwq7BJ7fDetJyaIynwIDAQABoDswOQYJKoZI hvcNAQkOMSwwKjAdBgNVHQ4EFgQUS/siDy/VQf4NPQa8nD/+/rt98jMwCQYDVR0R BAIwADALBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsDggEBAB5RBRM3j7/pytXvYMj914bGcHqzc1FIkaeE BwJkA1VdMc5rildrSwgEfHgFPyf6P+HwxFuyPWF2VgWgxjTFtp9jYP1uPBWVaq+b 2rvlVIu5/ZyHT7iInyGnszrNWK3LgQdcUA7eVyckoVNrKVR5ErKUjFGsB6sRlR0I K/UUK21kCKyPFm882dPqyRoopNfoR31RVdHl0f2UL+DZnGXjVktvgVM69dQlZcZE Ydb3uZb7uA58447fiL3nfcyuMSSOfiAMm6xT1z7GbQuLerSxS1UIJPi1q/E+TBg8 Wkgj+3I4585ixhvj9oi9zk70yC+GbalUhnWcs2gU84t5ZHVX860= -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dv_auth_method">dns</item> <item key="order_id">62041</item> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dns_entry">dec14.com IN TXT actalis-dcv=5dcqdn4frtckuv2h33sc34spj8</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="domain">dec14.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: actalis_ssl_ov (File Validation) RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">actalis_ssl_ov</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">FILE</item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="vat_number">5808530583</item> <item key="company_registration_number">58279753</item> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICwjCCAawCAQAwRDESMBAGA1UEAwwJZGVjMTQuY29tMQ8wDQYDVQQKDAZ0dWNv d3MxEDAOBgNVBAcMB3Rvcm9udG8xCzAJBgNVBAgMAm9uMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0B AQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAo++5TNqw9DIR3p0SM+fxfTEfYIOTHEeTkD9v6HV0 Oavasm3NfzcJIIS1TSxvPHOKc4mn8d+5/bXKVpTrMa+NoO+SgPLiBY99+4W7FptG cMy2pebFunTMnGc+uQ2IArHEjzcCL8nfWofSTQcm22QdFpas1PiEeZhLPIFRDPvo 1fjE4Q1XSTezeR8CTnArBSGNHoo20NaAlUnUU0tOc1X6REHc6QQWUdVDCO00Zk9T GQ+UdYK/Ea8AJ1EDFivVJ6xc8WIrTYawUzxmlBmKBzcZY2sB8rSK0MMPZAs/LC9w zXvN9akpfZ3bhf4HcIgEeMeN/Q6nqwq7BJ7fDetJyaIynwIDAQABoDswOQYJKoZI hvcNAQkOMSwwKjAdBgNVHQ4EFgQUS/siDy/VQf4NPQa8nD/+/rt98jMwCQYDVR0R BAIwADALBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsDggEBAB5RBRM3j7/pytXvYMj914bGcHqzc1FIkaeE BwJkA1VdMc5rildrSwgEfHgFPyf6P+HwxFuyPWF2VgWgxjTFtp9jYP1uPBWVaq+b 2rvlVIu5/ZyHT7iInyGnszrNWK3LgQdcUA7eVyckoVNrKVR5ErKUjFGsB6sRlR0I K/UUK21kCKyPFm882dPqyRoopNfoR31RVdHl0f2UL+DZnGXjVktvgVM69dQlZcZE Ydb3uZb7uA58447fiL3nfcyuMSSOfiAMm6xT1z7GbQuLerSxS1UIJPi1q/E+TBg8 Wkgj+3I4585ixhvj9oi9zk70yC+GbalUhnWcs2gU84t5ZHVX860= -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">62043</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">file</item> <item key="domain">dec14.com </item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="file_contents">446mr5u6d3jqvts08tl7hbgkjg</item> <item key="file_name">actalis.txt </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: actalis_ssl_ov_san (DNS Validation) RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">actalis_ssl_ov_san</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">DNS</item> <item key="additional_domains"> <dt_array> <item key="0">extra.dec14 .com</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="vat_number">5808530583</item> <item key="company_registration_number">58279753</item> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICwjCCAawCAQAwRDESMBAGA1UEAwwJZGVjMTQuY29tMQ8wDQYDVQQKDAZ0dWNv d3MxEDAOBgNVBAcMB3Rvcm9udG8xCzAJBgNVBAgMAm9uMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0B AQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAo++5TNqw9DIR3p0SM+fxfTEfYIOTHEeTkD9v6HV0 Oavasm3NfzcJIIS1TSxvPHOKc4mn8d+5/bXKVpTrMa+NoO+SgPLiBY99+4W7FptG cMy2pebFunTMnGc+uQ2IArHEjzcCL8nfWofSTQcm22QdFpas1PiEeZhLPIFRDPvo 1fjE4Q1XSTezeR8CTnArBSGNHoo20NaAlUnUU0tOc1X6REHc6QQWUdVDCO00Zk9T GQ+UdYK/Ea8AJ1EDFivVJ6xc8WIrTYawUzxmlBmKBzcZY2sB8rSK0MMPZAs/LC9w zXvN9akpfZ3bhf4HcIgEeMeN/Q6nqwq7BJ7fDetJyaIynwIDAQABoDswOQYJKoZI hvcNAQkOMSwwKjAdBgNVHQ4EFgQUS/siDy/VQf4NPQa8nD/+/rt98jMwCQYDVR0R BAIwADALBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsDggEBAB5RBRM3j7/pytXvYMj914bGcHqzc1FIkaeE BwJkA1VdMc5rildrSwgEfHgFPyf6P+HwxFuyPWF2VgWgxjTFtp9jYP1uPBWVaq+b 2rvlVIu5/ZyHT7iInyGnszrNWK3LgQdcUA7eVyckoVNrKVR5ErKUjFGsB6sRlR0I K/UUK21kCKyPFm882dPqyRoopNfoR31RVdHl0f2UL+DZnGXjVktvgVM69dQlZcZE Ydb3uZb7uA58447fiL3nfcyuMSSOfiAMm6xT1z7GbQuLerSxS1UIJPi1q/E+TBg8 Wkgj+3I4585ixhvj9oi9zk70yC+GbalUhnWcs2gU84t5ZHVX860= -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dns_entry">dec14.com IN TXT actalis-dcv=hjnop0hbash5icmep3kuoq5d3f extra.dec14 .com IN TXT actalis-dcv=62umvh962n4ea7ekvjrr0he0r1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="domain">dec14.com </item> <item key="dv_auth_method">dns</item> <item key="order_id">62047</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





New Order: product_type: actalis_ssl_ov_san (File Validation) RequestResponse

<?xml version="1.0 " encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">sw_register</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="reg_type">NEW</item> <item key="product_type">actalis_ssl_ov_san</item> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">FILE</item> <item key="additional_domains"> <dt_array> <item key="0">extra.dec14 .com</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="organization"> <dt_assoc> <item key="vat_number">5808530583</item> <item key="company_registration_number">58279753</item> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="org_name">Tucows</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">qa</item> <item key="last_name">tester</item> <item key="address1">96 mowat ave</item> <item key="city">toronto</item> <item key="state">ON</item> <item key="country">CA</item> <item key="postal_code">m3j2k4</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="csr"> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIICwjCCAawCAQAwRDESMBAGA1UEAwwJZGVjMTQuY29tMQ8wDQYDVQQKDAZ0dWNv d3MxEDAOBgNVBAcMB3Rvcm9udG8xCzAJBgNVBAgMAm9uMIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0B AQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAo++5TNqw9DIR3p0SM+fxfTEfYIOTHEeTkD9v6HV0 Oavasm3NfzcJIIS1TSxvPHOKc4mn8d+5/bXKVpTrMa+NoO+SgPLiBY99+4W7FptG cMy2pebFunTMnGc+uQ2IArHEjzcCL8nfWofSTQcm22QdFpas1PiEeZhLPIFRDPvo 1fjE4Q1XSTezeR8CTnArBSGNHoo20NaAlUnUU0tOc1X6REHc6QQWUdVDCO00Zk9T GQ+UdYK/Ea8AJ1EDFivVJ6xc8WIrTYawUzxmlBmKBzcZY2sB8rSK0MMPZAs/LC9w zXvN9akpfZ3bhf4HcIgEeMeN/Q6nqwq7BJ7fDetJyaIynwIDAQABoDswOQYJKoZI hvcNAQkOMSwwKjAdBgNVHQ4EFgQUS/siDy/VQf4NPQa8nD/+/rt98jMwCQYDVR0R BAIwADALBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsDggEBAB5RBRM3j7/pytXvYMj914bGcHqzc1FIkaeE BwJkA1VdMc5rildrSwgEfHgFPyf6P+HwxFuyPWF2VgWgxjTFtp9jYP1uPBWVaq+b 2rvlVIu5/ZyHT7iInyGnszrNWK3LgQdcUA7eVyckoVNrKVR5ErKUjFGsB6sRlR0I K/UUK21kCKyPFm882dPqyRoopNfoR31RVdHl0f2UL+DZnGXjVktvgVM69dQlZcZE Ydb3uZb7uA58447fiL3nfcyuMSSOfiAMm6xT1z7GbQuLerSxS1UIJPi1q/E+TBg8 Wkgj+3I4585ixhvj9oi9zk70yC+GbalUhnWcs2gU84t5ZHVX860= -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">62048</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">file</item> <item key="domain">dec14.com </item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="file_contents">dec14.com :b35mr6mhngi470jsesc2fk3n3d extra.dec14 .com:62r6jgguhnkrhqcakvcpr18kd4</item> <item key="file_name">actalis.txt </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="action">SW_REGISTER:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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digicert_sslplus_ev DigiCert SSL Plus EV Certificate ✓ ✓

digicert_sslplus_wildcard DigiCert SSL Plus Wildcard Certificate ✓

actalis_ssl_dv Actalis DV SSL Server Certificate ✓

actalis_ssl_dv_wildcard Actalis DV SSL Wildcard Certificate ✓

actalis_ssl_dv_san Actalis DV SSL Server Certificate with SAN ✓

actalis_ssl_ov Actalis OV SSL Server Certificate ✓ ✓

actalis_ssl_ov_wildcard Actalis OV SSL Wildcard Certificate ✓ ✓

actalis_ssl_ov_san Actalis OV SSL Server Certificate with SAN ✓ ✓

actalis_ssl_ev Actalis EV SSL Server Certificate ✓ ✓

actalis_ssl_ev_wildcard Actalis EV SSL Wildcard Certificate ✓ ✓

actalis_ssl_ev_san Actalis EV SSL Server Certificate with SAN ✓ ✓

securesite Secure Site Certificate ✓

securesite_ev Secure Site with EV Certificate ✓ ✓

securesite_ev_san Secure Site EV SAN ✓ ✓

securesite_pro Secure Site Pro Certificate ✓

securesite_pro_ev Secure Site with EV Certificate ✓ ✓

securesite_pro_ev_san Secure Site Pro EV SAN ✓ ✓

symantec_ssl_lite DigiCert SSL Lite Certificate ✓ ✓

symantec_ssl_lite_wildcard DigiCert SSL Lite Wildcard Certificate ✓ ✓

quickssl_premium GeoTrust QuickSSL Premium Certificate ✓

quickssl_premium_san QuickSSL Premium SAN ✓

rapidssl GeoTrust RapidSSL Certificate ✓

rapidssl_wildcard GeoTrust RapidSSL Wildcard Certificate ✓

truebizid GeoTrust True BusinessID Certificate ✓

truebizid_wildcard GeoTrust True BusinessID Wildcard Certificate ✓

truebizid_san TrueBusinessID SAN ✓

truebizid_ev GeoTrust True BusinessID with EV Certificate ✓ ✓

truebizid_ev_san TrueBusinessID EV SAN ✓ ✓

comodo_ev Sectigo EV SSL Certificate ✓ ✓ ✓

comodo_instantssl Sectigo InstantSSL Certificate ✓

comodo_premiumssl Sectigo PremiumSSL Certificate ✓

comodo_premiumssl_wildcard Sectigo PremiumSSL Wildcard Certificate ✓

comodo_ssl Sectigo SSL Certificate ✓

comodo_wildcard Sectigo SSL Wildcard Certificate ✓

essentialssl Sectigo EssentialSSL Certificate ✓

essentialssl_wildcard Sectigo EssentialSSL Wildcard Certificate ✓

positivessl Sectigo PositiveSSL Certificate ✓

positivessl_wildcard Sectigo PositiveSSL Wildcard Certificate ✓

ssl123 Thawte SSL123 Certificate ✓

sslwebserver Thawte SSL Web Server Certificate ✓

sslwebserver_san SSL Web Server Certificate with SAN ✓

sslwebserver_ev Thawte SSL Web Server Certificate with EV ✓ ✓

sslwebserver_ev_san SSL Web Server EV SAN ✓ ✓

sslwebserver_wildcard Thawte SSL Web Server Certificate Wildcard ✓

trustwave_dv Trustwave Domain-Vetted SSL Certificate ✓

trustwave_ev Trustwave Premium Extended Validation SSL Certificate ✓

trustwave_ev_san5 Trustwave Premium Extended Validation SSL Certificate with 5 SANs ✓

trustwave_premiumssl Trustwave Premium 256-Bit SSL Certificate ✓

trustwave_premiumssl_san5 Trustwave Premium 256-Bit SSL Certificate with 5 SANs ✓

trustwave_premiumssl_wildcard Trustwave Premium Wildcard 256-Bit SSL Certificate ✓

sitelock_911 SiteLock 911 ✓

sitelock_find SiteLock Find ✓

sitelock_fix SiteLock Fix ✓

sitelock_prevent SiteLock Prevent ✓





Server Types




ProviderServer Types

DigiCert

GeoTrust

Thawte apache—Apache

barracuda—Barracuda

cisco—Cisco

citrix—Citrix

citrixessentials—Citrix Access Essentials

citrixgateway4—Citrix Access Gateway 4.x

citrixgateway—Citrix Access Gateway 5.x and higher

cpanel—Cpanel

f5bigip—F5 Big-IP

f5firepass—F5 FirePass

ibmhttp—IBM HTTP

iis4—Microsoft IIS 1.x to 4.x

iis6—Microsoft IIS 5.x to 6.x

iis7—Microsoft IIS 7

iis8—Microsoft IIS 8

iis10—Microsoft IIS 10

iplanet—iPlanet Server 4.1

javawebserver—Java Web Server (Javasoft/Sun)

juniper—Juniper

lighttpd—Lighttpd

domino—Lotus Domino

macxserver—Mac OS X Server

msexchange2003—Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

msexchange2007—Microsoft Exchange Server 2007

msexchange2010—Microsoft Exchange Server 2010

msexchange2013—Microsoft Exchange Server 2013

msexchange2016—Microsoft Exchange Server 2016

mslcs2005—Microsoft Live Communications Server 2005

mslync2010—Microsoft Lync Server 2010

mslync2013—Microsoft Lync Server 2013

msocsr2—Microsoft OCS R2

msocs2007—Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007

mssbs2011—Microsoft Small Business Server 2008 & 2011

msuag—Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway

netscape—Netscape Enterprise/FastTrack

nginx—Nginx

novell—Novell Web Server

novellichain—Novell iChain

oracle—Oracle

qmail—Qmail

sunone—SunOne

tomcat—Tomcat

weblogic7—Weblogic 7 and older

weblogic9—Weblogic 8 & 9

webstar—Webstar

zeusv3—Zeus v3+

other—Other

Sectigo apachessl—Apache + MOD SSL

citrix—Citrix

ensim—Ensim

hsphere—Hsphere

ibmhttp—IBM HTTP

iplanet—iPlanet Server 4.1

javawebserver—Java Web Server (Javasoft/Sun)

domino—Lotus Domino

iis4—Microsoft IIS 1.x to 4.x

iis6—Microsoft IIS 5.x to 6.x

iis7—Microsoft IIS 7

netscape—Netscape Enterprise/FastTrack

novell—Novell Web Server

oracle—Oracle

plesk—Plesk

redhat—RedHat Linux

sap—SAP Web Application Server

tomcat—Tomcat

webstar—Webstar

whmcpanel—WHM/cPanel

other—Other

TrustWave Not Applicable

SiteLock Not Applicable





Updated about 1 year ago





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Response parameters Response attributes





Examples

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TLD policy articles

The tld_data associative array contains additional information that is required by some registries, such as the residency of the registrant.
For instance, .AU domains require eligibility information to demonstrate Australian presence and this information is provided within the tld_data associative array, under au_registrant_info.
The allowed values for tld_data are:

au_registrant_info—Eligibility requirements for .AU registrants.
br_register_number—Legal Brazilian identifier.
ipr_data—Sponsored Community information associated with .XXX domains.
it_registrant_info—Regional presence requirements for .IT domains.
nexus —American presence requirements for .US domains.
professional_data—The professional designation information that is associated with the .PRO domain.
registrant_extra_info—Additional parameters that are required by various domain registries.
See below for specific requirements for each TLD.
ie_cro_number— Irish Companies Registration Office number.
Requirement for .IE domains.
The tld_data information is used by the following commands: sw_register, modify domain, get domain, get_order_info, and trade domain (.FR only)..AERO




Registration of .AERO domains is restricted to members of the aviation community such as airlines, airports, and qualifying companies and individuals.
To prove that they meet the requirements, registrants must provide an Eligibility and Name Selection (ENS) ID and password, which can be obtained by applying to the registry through this site: https://information.aero /registration

Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_register (request)

aero_ens_id Eligibility and Name Selection (ENS) identifier Required

aero_ens_password Eligibility and Name Selection (ENS) password Required




.AU .ASN.AU .COM.AU .ID.AU .NET.AU .ORG.AU




For more information please reference: .AU domain policies.
Parameters within the au_registrant_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_ register (request)get domain (response)get_order_info (response)

eligibility_id The identifier of the eligibility document.
Important: This number will be verified, and if you submit an incorrect number, the registration will fail.
Required for .ASN.AU , .COM.AU .NET.AU , .ORG.AU



Required for .AU if eligibility_type = Organization



Note: This value is optional for .ID.AU unless you specify an



eligibility_id_type, in which case this value is required.
Always returned Returned if submitted in the order

eligibility_id_type The Eligibility ID type.
The allowed values depend on the eligibility_type specified.
Allowed value for Charity is ABN.
Allowed value for Club is ABN.
Allowed value for

Incorporated Association is ABN.
Allowed value for Non- profit Organization is ABN.
Allowed value for Trade Union is OTHER.
Allowed value for Company is ACN or ABN.
Allowed value for Sole Trader is ABN.
Allowed value for Trademark Owner is TM.
Allowed value for Pending Trademark Owner is TM.
Allowed value for Partnership is ABN.
Required for .ASN.AU , .COM.AU .NET.AU , .ORG.AU



Required for .AU if eligibility_type = Organization Always returned Returned if submitted in the order

eligibility_name The name on the eligibility ID document.
Required for .ASN.AU , .COM.AU .NET.AU , .ORG.AU , and .AU



Required for .AU if eligibility_type = Organization Returned if submitted in the order Returned if submitted in the order

eligibility_type The reason that the registrant is eligible for the domain name.
The eligibility_type must correspond to the eligibility_name.
For example, if the registrant is using their company name to register the domain, then their eligibility_type is Company.
Allowed values for .ASN.AU and .ORG.AU domains are:



Charity

Club

Incorporated

Association

Non-profit

Organization

Trade Union



Allowed values for .COM.AU and .NET.AU domains are:



Company

Partnership

Pending TM Owner

Sole Trader

Trademark

Owner



Allowed value for .ID.AU domains is Citizen/Resident



Allowed Value for .AU is

Citizen/Resident Required for .ASN.AU , .COM.AU .NET.AU , .ORG.AU , .ID.AU , and .AU Always returned Always returned

policy_reason The name on the eligibility ID document.
Indicates the reason the registrant is entitled to the domain name.
Allowed values are:



1—The name exactly matches the acronym or abbreviation of the registrant's company or trading name, organization or association name, or trademark.
2—The name is connected closely and substantially to the registrant.
This is the default.
Required for .ASN.AU , .COM.AU , .NET.AU , and .ORG.AU



Required for .AU if eligibility_type = Organization Returned if submitted in the order Returned if submitted in the order

registrant_id The registrant identifier.
Must correspond to the registrant_id_type value (that is, the ABN or ACN),



Important: This number will be verified, and if you submit an incorrect number, the registration will fail.
Required if

registrant_ id_type = ACN or ABN



Required for .AU if eligibility_type = Organization Always returned Always returned

registrant_id_type The Registrant ID type.
Allowed values are:



ACN—Australian Company Number



ABN—Australian Business Number Required for .ASN.AU , .COM.AU , .NET.AU , and .ORG.AU



Required for .AU if eligibility_type = Organization Always returned Always returned

registrant_name The legal entity such as a company, incorporated association, government agency or individual person.
Cannot be a registered business name or trademark.
Required for .ASN.AU , .COM.AU .NET.AU , .ORG.AU , ID.AU , and .AU Always returned Always returned

priority_contact_id Registrants wishing to obtain a license for a .AU domain will have to submit this value if there is an existing 3rd level domain with the same name.
This information can be obtained from auDA via the provided Priority Status Tool Required for all 2nd level .AU domains if there is an existing 3rd level domain registered with the same name.
Returned if submitted in the order Returned if submitted in the order

priority_auth_info Registrants wishing to obtain a license for a .AU domain will have to submit this value if there is an existing 3rd level domain with the same name.
This information can be obtained from auDA via the provided Priority Status Tool Required for all 2nd level .AU domains if there is an existing 3rd level domain registered with the same name.
Returned if submitted in the order Returned if submitted in the order




.CA




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)get_order_info (response)

legal_type legal_type is required for both transfers and new registrations.
Possible values are as follows



ABO—Aboriginal

ASS—Association

CCO—Canadian Corporation

CCT—Canadian Citizen

EDU—Educational Institution

GOV—Government

HOP—Hospital

INB—Indian Band

LAM—Library, Archive, or Museum

LGR—Legal Representative

MAJ—His Majesty the King

OMK—Protected by Trademarks Act

PLT—Political Party

PRT—Partnership

RES—Permanent Resident

TDM—Trademark Owner

TRD—Trade Union

TRS—Trust



Please note:

To change the legal_type of a .CA domain during a transfer from another registrar, you must also submit the change_contact parameter.
Required Required Returned if applicable and is_success = true Returned if is_success = true




.CL




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)get_order_info (response)

id_card_number The number of the individual's identity card.
Optional: can be submitted when registrant_ type = individual Optional: can be submitted when registrant_ type = individual Returned if applicable and is_success = true Returned if applicable and is_success = true

registrant_type The entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are individual or organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true

registrant_vat_id Value Added Tax registration number.
Optional: can be submitted when registrant_ type = organization Optional: can be submitted when registrant_ type = organization Returned if applicable and is_success = true Returned if applicable and is_success = true




.COM.AR .PT .COM.PT




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

id_card_number The number of the individual's identity card.
Required when

registrant_ type = individual Required when

registrant_ type = individual Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true registrant_ type = individual

registrant_type The entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are individual or organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true

tax_number The number used for tax purposes.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true




.COM.BR




Parameters within the tld_data associative array are described below.
Parameter namename Definition/Valuesw_ register (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

br_register_number The Brazilian legal identifier.
For organizations, this is the SNPJ (Business Identifier/Cadastro Nacional de Pessoa Juridica)



For individuals, this is the CPF (Individual Tax Number/Cadastro de Pessoa Fisica) Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true




.COOP




Registration of .COOP domains is restricted to cooperatives and related organizations.
Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

coopverification code The coop verification code (CVC) is issued by dotCoop, and proves that the registrant is eligible to register the domain name.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true




.ES




Registration of a .es domain requires validation by identification number ( in most cases an NIF or NIF number)

If registrant_extra_info is not provided in the API, or the es_id_type='other', the default values which will be provided to the registry are as follows:

EsTipoIdentificacion => 0 (other)

EsIdentificacion => "111111"



Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Valuesw_registerget_order_info

es_id_type Required.
Possible values include:

Other

NIE

NIF Required.
Returned if

is_success = true.
es_id_number Required if es_id_type is NIF or NIE The NIE or NIF number.
Required.
Returned if

is_success = true..EU




As of October 19th 2019, EU Citizens (Natural Persons) situated outside the EU must specify an EU country of citizenship

Parameter nameObligationsw_registermodifyupdate_contacts

country_of_citizenship Allowed Values



AT

BE

BG

CY

CZ

DE

DK

EE

ES

FI

FR

GR

HR

HU

IE

IS

IT

LI

LT

LU

LV

MT

NL

NO

PL

PT

RO

SE

SI

SK Required if Owner Contact is Blank & Owner Country is not in EU.
Required if Owner Contact is Blank & Owner Country is not in EU.
Required if Owner Contact is Blank & Owner Country is not in EU..DE




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_register (request)get domain (response)get_order_info (response)

registrant_type The entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are individual or organization.
Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true




.DK




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

registrant_type The entity type of

registrant.
Allowed values are individual or organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true

registrant_vat_id Value Added Tax

registration number.
Required when registrant_ type = organization Required when

registrant_ type = organization Returned if is_success = true and type = organization Returned if is_success = true and type = organization




.FI .MY .SG




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

id_card_number The number of the

individual's identity card.
Required when registrant_ type = organization Required when registrant_ type = organization Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = individual Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = individual

registrant_type The entity type of

registrant.
Allowed values are individual or organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true

registration_number The business number of the

organization.
Required when

registrant_ type = organization Required when

registrant_ type = organization Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = organization Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = organization

date_of_birth .FI Only

Date of birth of registrant, format is YYYY-MM-DD Required when registrant_type = individual Required when registrant_type = individual Returned if type = all_info and is_success = true Returned if is_success = true




.FR



.FR domains are available to any individuals and organizations located in the European Union, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, or Liechtenstein.
Individuals must reside within one of the qualifying countries; organizations must have their registered or main office located in a qualifying country; therefore, when registering or transferring .FR domains, you must provide additional residency information.
Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_ register (request)get_order_info (response)trade domain (request)

registrant_type The entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are individual and organization.
Required Always returned Required

registrant_vat_id The Value Added Tax (VAT) number of the organization.
Optional, but recommended for organizations located in France Returned if submitted in the order Optional, but recommended for organizations located in France

siren_siret The 9 digit SIREN code or the 14 digit SIRET code that is used to identify the business for tax reasons.
Optional, but recommended for organizations located in France Returned if submitted in the order Optional, but recommended for organizations located in France

trademark_number The organization's trademark registrationnumber,if applicable.
Optional, but recommended for organizations located in France Returned if submitted in the order Optional, but recommended for organizations located in France




.HK




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

date_of_birth The registrant's

date of birth in the format YYYY-MM-DD.
Required when registrant_ type = individual Required when registrant_ type = individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_ type = individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_ type = individual

id_card_number The number of the

individual's identity card.
Required when registrant_ type = individual Required when registrant_ type = individual Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = individual Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = individual

registrant_type The entity type of

registrant.
Allowed values are individual and organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true

registration_number The business number of the organization.
Required when registrant_ type = organization Required when registrant_ type = organization Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = organization Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = organization




.HU .CO.HU




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

id_card_number The number of the individual's identity card Required when registrant_ type = individual Required when registrant_ type = individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type = individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type = individual

registrant_type The entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are individual or organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true

registrant_vat_id Value Added Tax registration number.
Required when

registrant_ type = organization Required when

registrant_ type = organization Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = organization Returned if

is_success = true and registrant_ type = organization




.IL




For more information, please see the OpenSRS Domain Policies .IL documentation..IT




Parameters within the it_registrant _info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_ register (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

entity_type The legal entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are:



1—Italian and foreign natural persons



2—Companies/one man companies

3—Freelance workers/professiona ls



4—Non-profit organizations



5—Public organizations



6—Other subjects



7—Foreigners who match 2-6 Required Always returned Always returned

nationality_code The 2-digit ISO 3166-1 code that identifies the Registrant's nationality.
If entity_type = 1, nationality or owner's country or both must be an EU country.
If entity_type = 2-6, this value must be IT.
If entity_type = 7, this value must match owner's country and must be an EU country other than IT.
Note: Be sure to use capital letters.
Optional Returned if submitted in order Returned if submitted in order

reg_code An identifying number, usually the VAT or Codice Fiscale (numeric tax code).
The value that you need to enter depends on the entity type of the registrant.
Italian citizens must enter their Codice Fiscale.
Non Italians not living in Italy can enter a document number.
Italian companies, freelancers, and other subjects must enter their 11 digit VAT number or tax identification number.
Italian non-profit organizations must enter their VAT number or tax identification number.
Non Italian entities other than persons (organizations, freelancers, companies, etc.) may enter their VAT number.
Required Always returned Always returned




.JOBS




Registration of .JOBS domains is restricted to those who are involved in Human Resource management.
To be eligible, registrants must be a member of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) or involved in HR practices that meet any of the following criteria:

Possess salaried-level human resource management experience.
Are certified by the Human Resource Certification Institute.
Are supportive of the SHRM Code of Ethical and Professional Standards in Human Resource Management, as amended from time to time.
Consequently, when registering a .JOBS domain, registrants must complete some additional information.
For more information on the restrictions and policies regarding .JOBS registrations, see http://www.policy .jobs/

Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)

jobs_admin_type Indicates whether the registrant is the Admin contact.
Allowed values are Yes or No Required Required Always returned

jobs_association_member Indicates whether the registrant is a member of SHRM.
Allowed values are Yes or No Required Required Always returned

jobs_industry_type The type of business.
Optional Optional Returned if submitted in order

jobs_title The registrant's job title.
Optional Optional Returned if submitted in order

jobs_website The URL for the registrant's company.
Required Required Always returned




.LAW .ABOGADO




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)

qli_accreditation_id Qualified Lawyer's Accreditation ID Required

qli_accreditation_body Qualified Lawyer's Accreditation Body Required

qli_jurisdiction_country Accreditation Jurisdiction Country.
Allowed value is an uppercase 2-letter ISO country code.
Must be one of the following:



AD, AE, AF, AG, AI, AL, AM, AN, AO, AQ, AR, AS, AT, AU, AW, AX, AZ, BA, BB, BD, BE, BF, BG, BH, BI, BJ, BL, BM, BN, BO, BQ, BR, BS, BT, BV, BW, BX, BY, BZ, CA, CC, CD, CF, CG, CH, CI, CK, CL, CM, CN, CO, CR, CU, CV, CW, CX, CY, CZ, DE, DJ, DK, DM, DO, DZ, EC, EE, EG, EH, ER, ES, ET, EU, FI, FJ, FK, FM, FO, FR, GA, GB, GD, GE, GF, GG, GH, GI, GL, GM, GN, GP, GQ, GR, GS, GT, GU, GW, GY, HK, HM, HN, HR, HT, HU, ID, IE, IL, IM, IN, IO, IQ, IR, IS, IT, JE, JM, JO, JP, KE, KG, KH, KI, KM, KN, KP, KR, KW, KY, KZ, LA, LB, LC, LI, LK, LR, LS, LT, LU, LV, LY, MA, MC, MD, ME, MG, MH, MK, ML, MM, MN, MO, MP, MQ, MR, MS, MT, MU, MV, MW, MX, MY, MZ, NA, NC, NE, NF, NG, NI, NL, NO, NP, NR, NU, NZ, OM, OT, PA, PE, PF, PG, PH, PK, PL, PM, PN, PR, PS, PT, PW, PY, QA, RE, RO, RS, RU, RW, SA, SB, SC, SD, SE, SG, SH, SI, SJ, SK, SL, SM, SN, SO, SR, SS, ST, SV, SX, SY, SZ, TC, TD, TF, TG, TH, TJ, TK, TL, TM, TN, TO, TR, TT, TV, TW, TZ, UA, UG, UK, UM, US, UY, UZ, VA, VC, VE, VG, VI, VN, VU, WF, WS, YE, YT, ZA, ZM, ZR, ZW Required

qli_jurisdiction_state Accreditation Jurisdiction State/Province Optional

qli_accreditation_year Qualified Lawyer's Accreditation Year.
Allowed value is 4 digits.
Required




.LV .COM.LV




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

id_card_number The number of the individual's

identity card.
Required when registrant_ type = individual Required when registrant_ type = individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_ type = individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_ type = individual

registration_number The business number of the organization.
Required when registrant_type = organization Required when registrant_type = organization Returned if is_success = true and registrant_ type = organization Returned if is_success = true and registrant_ type = organization

registrant_type The entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are: individual

organization Required Required Returned if

is_success =

true Returned if

is_success =

true

registrant_vat_id The Value Added Tax (VAT) number of the organization Required when registrant_type = organization Required when registrant_type = organization Returned if

is_success =

true and

registrant_

type =

organization Returned if

is_success =

true and

registrant_

type =

organization




.MX .COM.MX .CO.ZA




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

registrant_type The entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are:

individual

organization Required Required Returned if

is_success =

true Returned if

is_success =

true




.NO




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

registration_number Norwegian company register number.
This number can be verified [here].(https://w2.brreg .no/enhet/sok/index.jsp ).
Required Required Returned if is_success = true Returned if is_success = true




.NYC




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)get domain (response)get_order_info (response)

registrant_type The entity

type of

registrant.
Allowed values

are individual

or

organization.
Required Returned if

is_success =

true Returned if

is_success =

true




.PM .RE .TF .WF .YT




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described

below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

registrant_type The entity

type of

registrant.
Allowed values

are individual

and

organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success =

true Returned if

is_success =

true

registrant_vat_id The Value

Added Tax

(VAT) number

of the

organization.
Optional.
May

be used when

registrant_

type =

organization Optional.
May

be used when

registrant_

type =

organization Returned if

is_success =

true if

submitted in

the order Returned if

is_success

= true if

submitted

registration_number The business

number of the

organization.
Optional, but

recommended

for

organizations

located in

France Optional, but

recommended

for

organizations

located in

France Returned if

is_success =

true if

submitted in

the order Returned if

is_success

= true if

submitted in

the order

trademark_number The number

assigned to

the

organization’s

pending or

registered

trademark.
Optional but

recommended

when

registrant_

type =

organization Optional but

recommended

when

registrant_

type =

organization Returned if

is_success =

true if

submitted in

the order Returned if

is_success

= true if

submitted in

the order




.PRO




In order to register a .PRO domain name, the registrant must belong to an

accredited profession.
Parameters within the professional_data associative array are described

below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_ register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)get_order _info (response)

authority The name of the authority from which the registrant receives their professional credentials.
Optional Optional Returned if submitted

in order Returned if submitted

in order

authority_website The URL to an online

resource for the authority, preferably, a member search directory.
Optional Optional Returned if submitted

in order Returned if submitted

in order

license_number The license number of the registrant's credentials, if applicable.
Optional Optional Returned if submitted

in order Returned if submitted

in order

profession The stated profession of

the registrant.
Required Required Always

returned Always

returned




.RO .COM.RO




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described

below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

id_card_number The number of

the individual's

identity card.
Required when

registrant_

type = individual Required when

registrant_

type = individual Returned if is_success = true and

registrant_type =

individual Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

individual

registration_number The business number of the organization.
Required when registrant_type = organization Required when

registrant_type = organization Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

organization Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

organization

registrant_type The entity type of

registrant.
Allowed values are individual or

organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true

registrant_vat_id The Value Added Tax

(VAT) number of the

organization Required when

registrant_type =

organization Required when

registrant_type =

organization Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

organization Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

organization




.RU




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition /Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

date_of_birth The registrant's

date of birth in the

format YYYY-MMDD.
Required when

registrant_type = individual Required when

registrant_type =

individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type =

individual Returned if is_success =true and registrant_type =

individual

id_card_authority The name of the issuer.
Required when

registrant_type = individual Required when

registrant_type =

individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type =

individual Returned if is_success = true and

registrant_type =

individual

id_card_issue_date The date that the ID card was issued, in the format

YYYY-MMDD Required when registrant_type =

individual Required when registrant_type =

individual Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type =

individual

id_card_number The number of the

individual's identity

card.
Required when

registrant_type =

individual Required when

registrant_type =

individual Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

individual Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type = individual

place_of_birth The city in which the

individual was born.
Required when

registrant_type =

individual Required when

registrant_type =

individual Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

individual Returned if

is_success = true and

registrant_type =

individual

registrant_type The entity type of registrant.
Allowed values are individual

and organization.
Required Required Returned if is_success = true Returned if is_success = true




.SE .NU




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/ Valuesw_ register (request)trade domain (request)get domain (response)getorder info (response)

id_card_number The number of

the individual's

identity card.
Required when registrant_type =

individual Required when

registrant_type =

individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type =

individual Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type =

individual

registrant_type The entity

type of

registrant.
Allowed values

are

individual or

organization.
Required Required Returned if

is_success = true Returned if

is_success = true

registrant_vat_id The Value

Added Tax

(VAT) number

of the

organization Required when

registrant_type =

organization Required when

registrant_type =

organization Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type = organization Returned if is_success = true and registrant_type = organization

registration_number The business

number of the

organization Required when

registrant_type =

organization Required when

registrant_type =

organization Returned if is_success = true and

registrant_type =

organization Returned if is_success = true and

registrant_type =

organization




.TRAVEL




In order to register a .TRAVEL domain name, the registrant must be a participant in the travel and tourism industry, and they must have a Unique Identifying Number (UIN).
Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_ register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)get_order _info (response)

travel_uin The Unique Identifying

Number that proves the

registrant is a participant in the travel and tourism

industry Optional Optional Returned if

submitted

in order Returned if

submitted

in order




.UK .CO.UK .ORG.UK




Parameters within the registrant_extra_info associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_ register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)get_order _info (response)

registrant_type CRC

FCORP

FIND

FOTHER

GOV

IND

IP

LLP

LTD

OTHER

PLC

PTNR

RCHAR

SCH

STAT

STRA Required Required Required Required

registration_number Organization ID issued by the government.
registrant type =

LTD

PLC

LLP

IP

SCH

RCHAR registrant type =

LTD

PLC

LLP

IP

SCH

RCHAR registrant type =

LTD

PLC

LLP

IP

SCH

RCHAR registrant type =

LTD

PLC

LLP

IP

SCH

RCHAR

trading_name The trading name of the organization.
Required if registrant type = LTD

PLC

LLP

IP

RCHAR

FCORP

OTHER

FOTHER

STRA Required if registrant type = LTD

PLC

LLP

IP

RCHAR

FCORP

OTHER

FOTHER

STRA Required if registrant type = LTD

PLC

LLP

IP

RCHAR

FCORP

OTHER

FOTHER

STRA Required if registrant type = LTD

PLC

LLP

IP

RCHAR

FCORP

OTHER

FOTHER

STRA




.UK registrant_type

Registrant Type CodeDefinition/Value

CRC UK Corporation by Royal Charter

FCORP Non-UK Corporation

FIND Foreign Individual

FOTHER Non-UK Entity that does not fit another category

GOV Uk Government Body

IND Individual

IP UK Industrial/Provident Registered Company

LLP UK Limited Liability Partnership

LTD UK Limited Company

OTHER UK Entity that does not fit another category

PLC UK Public Limited Company

PTNR UK Partnership

RCHAR UK Registered Charity

SCH UK School

STAT UK Statutory Body

STRA UK Sole Trader




.US




Parameters within the nexus associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_ register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)get_order _info (response)

app_purpose A description of the

domain's application

purpose:



_ P1—Business use

for profit.
_ P2—Non-profit

business, club,

association,

religious organization, and so on.
_ P3—Personal use.
_ P4—Education

purposes.
* P5—Government

purposes.
Required Required Always

returned Always

returned

category A description of the

domain's nexus category:



_ C11—A citizen of the U.S .
or any of

its territories.
_ C12—A permanent resident of the U.S .
or any of its

territories.
_ C21—An

organization incorporated within the U.S .
_ C31—An entity that regularly engages in

lawful activities in

the U.S .
* C32—An entity that has an office or

other facility in the

U.S .
Required Required Always

returned Always

returned

validator The domain owner's

country of citizenship.
Value must be a valid two letter country code.
Required if category =

C31 or C32 Required if category =

C3 or C32 Returned if category =

C31 or C32 Returned if category =

C31 or C32




.XXX



.XXX domains are available to those within the adult entertainment industry who are members of the Sponsored Community (SC).
The ipr_data associative array contains information to prove that the registrant is a member of the Sponsored Community.
Parameters within the ipr_data associative array are described below.
Parameter nameDefinition/Valuesw_ register (request)modify domain (request)get domain (response)get_order _info (response)

icm_membership_id The ID number that was provided when the

registrant successfully

completed the XXX

Sponsored Community

validation process.
If this

value is not submitted with the domain registration, the registry will contact the registrant with instructions on how to become a member of the Sponsored Community.
If you submit this value,

you do not need to submit any of the other ipr_data values.
Optional Optional Returned if

submitted

in the order Returned if

submitted

in the order

ipr_email The email address to which all communications from

the registry will be

addressed.
Optional N/A N/A N/A

ipr_name The name (in the format

firstname lastname) to

which all communications

from the registry will be

addressed.
Optional N/A N/A Returned if

submitted

in the

order

ipr_non_resolver When this value is set to 1 the domain will not

resolve.
Optional N/A N/A N/A





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.AU .ASN.AU .COM.AU .ID.AU .NET.AU .ORG.AU
.CA
.CL
.COM.AR .PT .COM.PT
.COM.BR
.COOP
.ES
.EU
.DE
.DK
.FI .MY .SG
.FR
.HK
.HU .CO.HU
.IL
.IT
.JOBS
.LAW .ABOGADO
.LV .COM.LV
.MX .COM.MX .CO.ZA
.NO
.NYC
.PM .RE .TF .WF .YT
.PRO
.RO .COM.RO
.RU
.SE .NU
.TRAVEL
.UK .CO.UK .ORG.UK
.US
.XXX






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trade_domain


Transfers ownership of a domain name from one registrant to another.
This command may be used for the following domains: .CL, .COM.AR , .DK, FI, .FR, .HK, .HU, .MY, .NO, .NU, .PM, .RE, .RO, .RU, .SE, .SG, .TF, .WF, and .YT.
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Request parameters for trade_domain





Standard parameters




action = trade_domain

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

address1 Required for all except .BE.
The street address of the new owner.
city Required for all except .BE.
The new owner’s city.
country Required for all except .BE.
The new owner’s country.
domain Required The domain that is being traded.
domain_auth_info Required for .BE The domain's Authcode.
To request an Authcode you can use the send_authcode command; the Authcode is sent to the domain's admin contact.
email Required The new owner’s email address.
first_name Required The first name of the new owner.
last_name Required The last name of the new owner

org_name Required The name of the new owner’s organization.
phone Required for all except .BE.
The new owner’s phone number.
postal_code Required for all except .BE.
The new owner’s postal code.
state Required for all except .BE.
The new owner’s state.
tld_data Required for all except .BE.
An associative array containing the except .BE.
registrant_extra_info associative array

which submits additional parameters that are required by various domain registries.
For more information, see the TLD Data section.
Response parameters for trade_domain





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for trade_domain





Example 1




Transfers ownership of a .BE domain.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">TRADE_DOMAIN</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Simon</item> <item key="last_name">Dubois</item> <item key="domain">js4.be </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="org_name">Example Co.</item> <item keyi="domain_auth_info">ewgnRwnH</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully OK</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="registry_response_code">1000</item> <item key="response_text">Trade for js4.be has been successfully issued.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




Transfers ownership of a .DK domain

Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">TRADE_DOMAIN</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="org_name">Example Co.</item> <item key="domain">example.dk </item> <item key="first_name">Daniel</item> <item key="last_name">Jensen</item> <item key="address1">Gammel Kongevej 1</item> <item key="city">Copenhagen V</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="country">DK</item> <item key="postal_code">1610</item> <item key="phone">+1.33257400 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_type">individual</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Trade for example.dk has been successfully issued.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3




Transfers ownership of a .FR domain.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">TRADE_DOMAIN</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.fr </item> <item key="first_name">Henri</item> <item key="last_name">LeFluer</item> <item key="address1">13 Rue Daze</item> <item key="city">Paris</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="country">FR</item> <item key="postal_code">75002</item> <item key="org_name">French Impressions</item> <item key="phone">+1.3365551212 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="date_of_birth">1979-03-03</item> <item key="place_of_birth">Paris</item> <item key="country_of_birth">FR</item> <item key="postal_code_of_birth">75008</item> <item key="registrant_type">individual</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Trade for example.fr has been successfully issued.</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 4




Transfers ownership of a .COM.AR domain

Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">TRADE_DOMAIN</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Daniela</item> <item key="last_name">Sosa</item> <item key="address1">Piedras No 623</item> <item key="city">San Sebastian</item> <item key="state" /> <item key="postal_code">B1000TBU</item> <item key="country">AR</item> <item key="org_name">Sosa Informatica S.A .</item> <item key="domain">example.com .ar</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165350123 </item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="registrant_extra_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tax_number">27-10563145-8</item> <item key="id_card_number">10563145</item> <item key="registrant_type">individual</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Trade for example.com .ar has been successfully issued.</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Request parameters for trade_domain

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for trade_domain

Standard parameters

Examples for trade_domain

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4






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Response Parameters for message_status_change (transfer event)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

message_status Always returned The updated status of the message.
Possible values are:

Queued

Sent

* Bounced

message_type Always returned The type of message.
reference_id Always returned The unique message ID.
Example Response for message_status_change (transfer event)





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2016-12-02 15:24:56 10026 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">somedomain.com </item> <item key="message_type">enduser.icann .trade.new .registrant.approval </item> <item key="domain_id">310499</item> <item key="message_status">QUEUED</item> <item key="reference_id">7814e71bb27b751a33bd79555c08e7546b70ce9b4156cbdea8284864b01733cd104a36e1</item> <item key="to_address">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">d417c52e31e3ff537a034e982546b64f</item> <item key="event">MESSAGE_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2016-12-02T20:24:27Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Transfer Event: status_change


This event notification will be generated when there is an update to the status of a domain transfer.
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Response Parameters for status_change (transfer)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

transfer_status Always returned.
The updated status of the transfer.
Possible values include:



cancelled

completed

pending_admin

cancel_icann_trade

pending_owner

pending_registry





Example Response for status_change





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2014-06-19 11:34:16 27657 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">tucows-2ad844aa412e6.com </item> <item key="transfer_id">95094</item> <item key="order_id">701988</item> <item key="transfer_status">pending_owner</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">TRANSFER</item> <item key="event_id">21bd704aba7804b839f87aee292fcf72</item> <item key="event">STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2014-06-19T15:34:01Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">11</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Troubleshooting HTTPS Post




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401 Authentication Error




Check that you are using the correct API Key for each system – Production or Horizon.
The private keys are different in both systems and will need to be retrieved from each system individually.
Check that you have the correct RSP username.
Check that the IP address of the machine transmitting the data to the OpenSRS server is in your list of allowed IP addresses in the Reseller Web Interface.
📘Note




IP changes take up to 15 mins to take affect.
If the above checks are correct, check the MD5:




Ensure that you have concatenated the XML content and the Private Key

Ensure that you have performed an MD5 twice.
See the MD5 section for more information.
Ensure that your HTTP Post implementation is not adding any extra information.
Some implementations of HTTP Post add a NULL to the end of the HTTP Request.
This is reflected in the MD5 and causes an authentication error.
Ensure that the result is in lowercase before sending it to OpenSRS.
Some MD5 algorithms put the MD5 hash in uppercase.
Some MD5 algorithms need to convert the string to bytes before generating the hash.
Make sure this is done properly.
You can test your script by performing an MD5 on the following text:

Text: ConnecttoOpenSRSviaSSL



MD5 Result: e787cc1d1951dfec4827cede7b1a0933





Invalid XML Response




Make sure you are sending the XML.
The XML used in the MD5 is only for authentication purposes.
You must also send the XML as part of the content header.
Further troubleshooting




If you are still having issues connecting to our API or even the web interface, please run these commands from the server/computer you are connecting from and email the output to OpenSRS support.
The XML API port is 55443





Commands to run





curl http://icanhazip.com /s/ OR wget -q -O - http://icanhazip.com /s/ ping rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net traceroute rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net openssl s_client -connect rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443





📘HRS customers:




Be sure to replace rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net with the API URL that was provided to you.
What we are testing for




The curl and the wget commands are to obtain the IP address of the computer/server that you are connecting from.
Depending on what is enabled on your computer/server, one of the commands should return the IP address.
This step is to verify that the IP address returned is the same one whitelisted in in the Reseller Control Panel.
📘HRS Customers:




Whitelisting an IP in your own HRS instance is not enough.
You will also need to contact OpenSRS Support to be whitelisted in our firewall.
ping rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net





Expected output

PING rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net (216.40 .33.39 ) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net (216.40 .33.39 ): icmp_seq=1 ttl=253 time=1.38 ms





If the ping doesn't work




There is likely a problem with your network.
It's highly unlikely that the OpenSRS API isn't reachable.
HRS Customers: It's possible that the external connections have not been opened and this might be a firewall related.
Send us a trace route:



traceroute rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net





Expected output

traceroute rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net traceroute to rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net (216.40 .33.39 ), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 123.125 .51.1 (123.125 .51.1 ) 0.881 ms 1.227 ms 2.712 ms 2 123.78 .201.2 (123.78 .201.2 ) 0.784 ms 0.768 ms 100.78 .201.3 (100 ...
15 ...
rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net (216.40 .33.39 ) 29.723 ms 29.694 ms 29.604 ms





Are you able to connect to the API host/port ?
openssl s_client -connect rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443





Expected output

CONNECTED(00000003) depth=2 C = US, O = GeoTrust Inc., CN = GeoTrust Global CA verify error:num=20:unable to get local issuer certificate verify return:0 --- Certificate chain 0 s:/C=CA/ST=Ontario/L=Toronto/O=Tucows, Inc./CN=*.opensrs.net i:/C=US/O=GeoTrust Inc./CN=GeoTrust SSL CA - G3 1 s:/C=US/O=GeoTrust Inc./CN=GeoTrust SSL CA - G3 i:/C=US/O=GeoTrust Inc./CN=GeoTrust Global CA 2 s:/C=US/O=GeoTrust Inc./CN=GeoTrust Global CA i:/C=US/O=Equifax/OU=Equifax Secure Certificate Authority --- Server certificate -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- MIIE3DCCA8SgAwIBAgIQQx0R1BnpAT2POz65f8LyzDANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBE MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzEWMBQGA1UEChMNR2VvVHJ1c3QgSW5jLjEdMBsGA1UEAxMU R2VvVHJ1c3QgU1NMIENBIC0gRzMwHhcNMTUxMjIyMDAwMDAwWhcNMTgwMjE5MjM1 OTU5WjBgMQswCQYDVQQGEwJDQTEQMA4GA1UECBMHT250YXJpbzEQMA4GA1UEBxQH VG9yb250bzEVMBMGA1UEChQMVHVjb3dzLCBJbmMuMRYwFAYDVQQDFA0qLm9wZW5z cnMubmV0MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAw1LOy0I+Hfd9 Ia6qccA1S46as29WgNCzhg84cgQpudRkFWJb0KPJArRVLm7c1WszG+ajtGaIDldo eED/iuu4G7Q+EAo0/oYu6E3i1jtzZC6xOp2tM3cdQUVcQFI6BAjpJZqV6+LQIRnP reDdG1vHS/32H3bWIkaCaLyhD26WlAQrCzIRO6roTy7cXv3adYvjcSdSHnr6xAQq Jvm8NlY8SGIW03mjXfenzlxma3zYu/KtTK96a6/MiDQw0Xtde8R3xW1wzuI42D3L 4myPwu9y7H6sMpvtxYflL3/z1HTP8uGQQNcFmsuqc4esWQW/5+gGtScs6Xa/qPNt ZuhOTv8D+QIDAQABo4IBrDCCAagwJQYDVR0RBB4wHIINKi5vcGVuc3JzLm5ldIIL b3BlbnNycy5uZXQwCQYDVR0TBAIwADAOBgNVHQ8BAf8EBAMCBaAwKwYDVR0fBCQw IjAgoB6gHIYaaHR0cDovL2duLnN5bWNiLmNvbS9nbi5jcmwwgZ0GA1UdIASBlTCB kjCBjwYGZ4EMAQICMIGEMD8GCCsGAQUFBwIBFjNodHRwczovL3d3dy5nZW90cnVz dC5jb20vcmVzb3VyY2VzL3JlcG9zaXRvcnkvbGVnYWwwQQYIKwYBBQUHAgIwNQwz aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ2VvdHJ1c3QuY29tL3Jlc291cmNlcy9yZXBvc2l0b3J5L2xl Z2FsMB0GA1UdJQQWMBQGCCsGAQUFBwMBBggrBgEFBQcDAjAfBgNVHSMEGDAWgBTS b/eW9IU/cjwwfSPahXibo3xafDBXBggrBgEFBQcBAQRLMEkwHwYIKwYBBQUHMAGG E2h0dHA6Ly9nbi5zeW1jZC5jb20wJgYIKwYBBQUHMAKGGmh0dHA6Ly9nbi5zeW1j Yi5jb20vZ24uY3J0MA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBCwUAA4IBAQCBWoK/hZzxGKPcShmT6MkA cuHb/WDD1r2/t5WIthoixnq0gQi1NNBFx35ZTJiRx2oXc7FC8fa+IELRjeDAWh8X ZPeGU153cJGWxOmkq0/tW7PM9X/JoByQKxDLJ908E/XcUGaL6Fgv2S71UeaIS+Q6 roH8OFHp+NJovbmVZJLa7Y1rNznRYH/gMgqQ4jOM7o7StCcNEYC5JDEVoXyqYWPr 4MaRXOZw4SIgZiT8pmguTpKiwTSyBXmfE4L4q7VGv0IPORMqG/0C3hjXki3dzriY mFQQ6LrOy42wJ0jnPOQ98XWQK6ASR4lnYqHlNiM5kGowcsBznslvOzABx8G3bF1V -----END CERTIFICATE----- subject=/C=CA/ST=Ontario/L=Toronto/O=Tucows, Inc./CN=*.opensrs.net issuer=/C=US/O=GeoTrust Inc./CN=GeoTrust SSL CA - G3 --- No client certificate CA names sent --- SSL handshake has read 3443 bytes and written 637 bytes --- New, TLSv1/SSLv3, Cipher is AES128-SHA Server public key is 2048 bit Secure Renegotiation IS supported Compression: NONE Expansion: NONE SSL-Session: Protocol : TLSv1.2 Cipher : AES128-SHA Session-ID: 59AA9115520F3D10BD86BD3DF6DB4EA996FDB3851301112B349744210015BBC2 Session-ID-ctx: Master-Key: 10ECC1BC594B8DB568D006B34C3D14DDDBEEB303CA20969F9C3D2E17CD98EBDAB088EDD328D84EBA332C26D4426E0415 Key-Arg : None PSK identity: None PSK identity hint: None SRP username: None Start Time: 1456503963 Timeout : 300 (sec) Verify return code: 20 (unable to get local issuer certificate) ---





If you don't get the above result, instead you have:





CONNECTED(00000003) write:errno=104 --- no peer certificate available --- No client certificate CA names sent --- SSL handshake has read 0 bytes and written 295 bytes --- New, (NONE), Cipher is (NONE) Secure Renegotiation IS NOT supported Compression: NONE Expansion: NONE ---





HRS Customers: this probably means you're not whitelisted at OpenSRS also.
Please provide us with the output from the test commands.
Or if you have:





connect: Connection refused connect:errno=111





HRS Customers: This means that the port isn't open at all.
Please provide us with the output from the test commands.
Try sending a simple XML command:





openssl s_client -connect rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443 # Now paste the following: POST / HTTP/1.0 Content-Length:505 Content-Type: text/xml X-Username: test X-Signature: c9fd4c8fde71912c63cc4ba83bbb6bc1 <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">acmeinc.biz </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> # You may need to press Ctrl + D





If you get this response:





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="response_text">Connection refused: invalid ip address [123.123 .119.150 ]</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">555</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>read:errno=104





This means the OpenSRS/HRS API is responding to you but your IP address is not whitelisted within SRS/HRS.
Updated over 2 years ago





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What’s Next



Protocol Message Structure





Table of Contents

401 Authentication Error

If the above checks are correct, check the MD5:

Invalid XML Response

Further troubleshooting

Commands to run

What we are testing for

If the ping doesn't work

Are you able to connect to the API host/port ?
If you don't get the above result, instead you have:

Or if you have:

Try sending a simple XML command:

If you get this response:






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Trust Order Event: message_status_change




Suggest Edits





Response Parameters for message_status_change (trust order event)




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

message_status Always returned The updated status of the message.
Possible values are:

Queued

Sent

* Bounced

message_type Always returned The type of message.
reference_id Always returned The unique message ID.
Example Response for message_status_change (trust order event)





<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">EVENT</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command successful</item> <item key="transaction_id">2016-12-02 15:24:56 10026 101</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="events"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="object_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain_name">somedomain.com </item> <item key="message_type">enduser.icann .trade.new .registrant.approval </item> <item key="domain_id">310499</item> <item key="message_status">QUEUED</item> <item key="reference_id">7814e71bb27b751a33bd79555c08e7546b70ce9b4156cbdea8284864b01733cd104a36e1</item> <item key="to_address">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="event_id">d417c52e31e3ff537a034e982546b64f</item> <item key="event">MESSAGE_STATUS_CHANGE</item> <item key="event_date">2016-12-02T20:24:27Z</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="total">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Response Parameters for message_status_change (trust order event)

Example Response for message_status_change (trust order event)






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


Overview



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uk_get_blocker_contact


Until June 10, 2019, if you want to register an available second level .UK

domain name, and the name is already registered as a third level .UK domain

(for example..co.uk or .org.uk ), the owner contact information for the

second level .UK name must be an exact match to the owner contact

information of the equivalent third level .UK domain name.
This command checks whether the specified domain name is registered as a

third level .UK domain (for example..co.uk or .org.uk ) with the same

registrar and reseller, and if so, returns the owner contact details.
Suggest Edits





Request parameters for uk_get_blocker_contact





Standard parameters




action = uk_get_blocker_contact

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Required The second level domain name, including the .uk

extension.
Response parameters for uk_get_blocker_contact





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = domain

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




The owner contact details for the third level domain.
Examples for uk_get_blocker_contact




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">UK_GET_BLOCKER_CONTACT</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.uk </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

If no equivalent third level domain is registered with the same registrar and reseller



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">There is no domain blocking example.uk </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





If there is an equivalent domain name registered under the same registrar and reseller



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successfully Completed</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="first_name">Spencer</item> <item key="last_name">Gibbons</item> <item key="address1">96 Mowat Ave</item> <item key="address2"></item> <item key="address3"></item> <item key="city">Bristol</item> <item key="state"></item> <item key="country">GB</item> <item key="postal_code">BS1 4AW </item> <item key="uk_whois_opt">N</item> <item key="org_name">Spencer Gibbons</item> <item key="phone">+44.2075551234 </item> <item key="registrant_type">IND</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="blocker">example.co .uk</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





If the equivalent domain name is not registered with the same registrar and reseller



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Cannot get contact details for example.co .uk which is blocking registration of example.uk because example.co .uk is not with this registrar or not with this reseller</item> <item key="response_code">465</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="blocker">example.co .uk</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





If the domain name is not available



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Domain name not available</item> <item key="response_code">211</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for uk_get_blocker_contact

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for uk_get_blocker_contact

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for uk_get_blocker_contact






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


Overview



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Update Contacts


Submits a domain-contact information update to the OpenSRS system.
Each contact object is submitted as a whole to OpenSRS.
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Request parameters for update_contacts





Standard parameters




action = update_contacts

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

affect_domains Optional Flag indicating the domains to which to apply the change.
0—Change applies only to the specified domain.
This is the default.
1—Change applies to all domains linked to

this profile.
contact_set Required Contains new contact information for each specified contact type.
For more information, see “ContactSet”.
domain The domain to be updated.
report_email Optional The End User's email address to which notification of success or failure is sent.
The notification email is sent on behalf of the reseller.
Note: This parameter can only be specified if affect_domains is set to '1'

types Required The contact types whose information is changing.
Allowed values are; owner, admin, billing, and tech.
Response parameters for update_contacts





Standard parameters




action = reply

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

details Returned if

is_success = true Definition/Value

A description of the success or failure of each affected domain.
The key is the name of the domain.
When you specify a contact_info modification, you can specify that you want the action to apply to all domains.
Because the modification may succeed or fail on a case-by-case basis, you get a response code for each domain that is affected.
The key that is used to access this domain success information is the name of the domain itself, for example, 'mydomain.com ' or 'mydomain.co .uk'.
Each key contains a hash (described below) that provides details on the action performed on that domain.
encoding_type Optional The encoding type for this domain.
For a list of languages and codes, see “AppendixC:EncodingTypes forIDNs”.
response_code Returned if

is_success = true The response code associated with the modification on this domain.
response_text Returned if

is_success = true The response text associated with the modification on this domain.
waiting_requests_no Returned if

is_success = true The number of registry requests in the waiting state.
Examples for update_contacts




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_CONTACTS</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="types"> <dt_array> <item key="0">admin</item> <item key="1">billing</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="domain">ryansiew.com </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Owner</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1902 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Admin</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1812 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="address3">Billing</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123x1248 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="ryansiew.com "> <dt_assoc> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="waiting_requests_no">0</item> <item key="encoding_type"></item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for update_contacts

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for update_contacts

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for update_contacts






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


Overview



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update (surname)


Changes properties of the domain.
You can use this command to change the DNS records, enable or disable email forwarding, or to change the service type, for example, to switch from Webmail (no IMAP/POP/SMTP) to a regular mailbox.
Suggest Edits





Request parameters for update surname





Standard parameters




action = update

object = surname attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

dnsRecords Optional A DNS record associated with the domain along with its value.
Note: You can only specify one DNS record: either A or CNAME.
For more information, see the DNS Records table below.
domain Required The domain to be updated.
mailbox Optional An array that defines the type of account.
For more information, see the Mailbox table below.
DnsRecords

Parameters within the dnsRecords associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

content Optional The IP address or the fully qualified domain name.
name Optional The new name for the DNS record.
Specify @ to indicate the actual zone rather than another record in the zone.
type Optional Type of DNS record.
Allowed values are A or CNAME.
Warning: If you update dnsRecords, you must supply a full list of records.
Any committed records will be deleted.
Mailbox




Parameters within the mailbox associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

disableforward email Optional Disable email forwarding.
Allowed value is 1.
Note: To enable forwarding, use the forward_email parameter.
forward_email Optional The address to which email is forwarded.
mailbox_type Optional Change the type of mailbox account.
Allowed values are:



MAILBOX—Change to regular email account.
WEBMAIL_ONLY—Change to Webmail only account (no IMAP/POP/SMTP).
password Optional The registrant's new email password.
Response parameters for update surname





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = surname

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Examples for update surname




Change a regular mailbox account to a webmail only account and enable email forwarding

RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">UPDATE</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">WEBMAIL_ONLY</item> <item key="forward_email">[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Change a webmail only account to a regular mailbox, change the password, and set the A record

RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">UPDATE</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">MAILBOX</item> <item key="password">changeit</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="dnsRecords"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="type">A</item> <item key="name">@</item> <item key="content">127.0 .0.2 </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Change a webmail only account to a regular mailbox and disable email forwarding

RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">UPDATE</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">steven.smith .net</item> <item key="mailbox"> <dt_assoc> <item key="mailbox_type">MAILBOX</item> <item key="disable_forward_email">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">SURNAME</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for update surname

Standard parameters

Attributes

Mailbox

Response parameters for update surname

Standard parameters

Examples for update surname






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update_contacts


Submits a domain-contact information update to the OpenSRS system.
Each contact object is submitted as a whole to OpenSRS, and changes are parsed against the existing information.
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This command cannot be used for .DK TLDs.
For .UK domains, if you use this command to submit a change to the Organization field, it is recognized by OpenSRS, but not by the registry.
To change the .UK Organization information, you must contact the Nominet Registry.
For .ES domains, if you use this command to submit any changes to the owner contact information, the changes are recognized by OpenSRS, but not by the registry.
To change the .ES Owner contact information, you must contact the Esnic Registry.
For .IT domains, the owner contact requires three additional parameters: entity_type, nationality_code, and reg_code.
For more information about contact_set values, see .IT contact requirements.
Request parameters for update_contacts





Standard parameters




action = update_contacts

object = domain





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameParameter nameDefinition/Value

affect_domains Optional Flag indicating the domains to which to apply the change.
0—Change applies only to the specified domain.
This is the default.
1—Change applies to all domains linked to

this profile.
contact_set Required Contains new contact information for each specified contact type.
For more information, see ContactSet.
domain Required The domain to be updated.
report_email Optional The End User's email address to which notification of success or failure is sent.
The notification email is sent on behalf of the reseller.
Note: This parameter can only be specified if affect_domains is set to '1'

types Required The contact types whose information is changing.
Allowed values are; owner, admin, billing, and tech.
Response parameters for update_contacts





Standard parameters




action = reply

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Valu

details Returned if is_success = true A description of the success or failure of each affected domain.
The key is the name of the domain.
When you specify a contact_info modification, you can specify that you want the action to apply to all domains.
Because the modification may succeed or fail on a case-by-case basis, you get a response code for each domain that is affected.
The key that is used to access this domain success information is the name of the domain itself, for example, 'mydomain.com ' or 'mydomain.co .uk'.
Each key contains a hash (described below) that provides details on the action performed on that domain.
encoding_type Optional The encoding type for this domain.
For a list of languages and codes, see Appendix C: Encoding Types for

IDNs.
response_code Returned if

is_success = true The response code associated with the modification on this domain.
response_text Returned if

is_success = true The response text associated with the modification on this domain.
waiting_requests_no Returned if

is_success = true The number of registry requests in the waiting state.
Examples for update_contacts




RequestResponse

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_CONTACTS</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="types"> <dt_array> <item key="0">owner</item> <item key="1">admin</item> <item key="2">billing</item> <item key="3">tech</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="title">Organization</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="title">Admin</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> <item key="title">Billing</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Wayne</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Thomas</item> <item key="title">Tech</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_CONTACTS</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.com </item> <item key="types"> <dt_array> <item key="0">owner</item> <item key="1">admin</item> <item key="2">billing</item> <item key="3">tech</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="contact_set"> <dt_assoc> <item key="owner"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Ottway</item> <item key="address2">Suite 500</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">SomeCity</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550124 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Owen</item> <item key="title">Owner</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="admin"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Adams</item> <item key="address2">Suite 100</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550125 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Adler</item> <item key="title">Admin</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="billing"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Burton</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Bill</item> <item key="title">Billing</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="tech"> <dt_assoc> <item key="country">US</item> <item key="org_name">Example Inc.</item> <item key="phone">+1.4165550123 </item> <item key="last_name">Wayne</item> <item key="address2">Suite 200</item> <item key="state">CA</item> <item key="email">[email protected]</item> <item key="city">Santa Clara</item> <item key="postal_code">90210</item> <item key="fax">+1.4165550136 </item> <item key="address1">32 Oak Street</item> <item key="first_name">Thomas</item> <item key="title">Tech</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for update_contacts

Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for update_contacts

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for update_contacts






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Appendix C: Encoding Types for IDNs


Overview



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update_dv_auth


Changes the authentication method for a domain-vetted RapidSSL, Geotrust or Comodo certificate, or sends an immediate request for validation of a domain-vetted RapidSSL.
Attributes used are dv_auth_method or dv_auth_on_demand_check, respectively.
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Request parameters for update_dv_auth





Standard parameters




action = update_dv_auth

object = trust_service





Attributes:




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id Required.
The ID number of SSL service order.
Example: 17559

dv_auth_on_demand_check Optional.
Required to send an immediate request for validation.
1 is the only valid value for dv_on_demand_check

dv_auth_method Optional.
Required to make a change to the authentication method.
Possible values:

file

DNS

* email





Response parameters for update_dv_auth





Standard parameters




action = update_dv_auth: reply

object = trust_service

response_ text = message describing the outcome of requested attributes

response_code = code indicating outcome of request

is_success = boolean indication success or failure of request





Attributes:




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

order_id always returned The ID number of SSL service order example 17559





Examples for update_dv_auth_check (dv_auth_on_demand_check)




Request

FileDNSEmail

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_dv_auth</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">16679</item> <item key="dv_auth_on_demand_check">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_dv_auth</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">16680</item> <item key="dv_auth_on_demand_check">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_dv_auth</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">16682</item> <item key="dv_auth_on_demand_check">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

FileDNS Email

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_DV_AUTH:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">16679</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_DV_AUTH:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">16679</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">on-demand check is not supported for EMAIL Auth Method</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_DV_AUTH:REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">465</item> <item key="error_details"> <dt_array> <item key="0"> <dt_assoc> <item key="error_detail">on-demand check is not supported for EMAIL Auth Method</item> <item key="field_name">dv_on_demand_check</item> <item key="error_code">465</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="is_success">0</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Examples for update_dv_auth_check (dv_auth_method)




Request

FileDNSEmail

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_dv_auth</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">17559</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">file</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_dv_auth</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">17559</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">dns</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_dv_auth</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">17559</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">email</item> <item key='approver_email'>[email protected]</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_DV_AUTH:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="order_id">17559</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Updated about 2 years ago





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Table of Contents

Request parameters for update_dv_auth

Standard parameters

Attributes:

Response parameters for update_dv_auth

Standard parameters

Attributes:

Examples for update_dv_auth_check (dv_auth_on_demand_check)

Examples for update_dv_auth_check (dv_auth_method)






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update_order


Submits a SSL Service order update to the OpenSRS system.
When updating existing SSL Service orders, the general rules are:

Include the parameters and values that you want to change.
To remove a remove a value, submit the parameter with an empty value

Omit any parameters that you do not want to change.
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This command can only be used on pending orders.
Important: If you are using this command to add or change the additional domains for a SAN certificate order, you must specify all of the domains that will be secured by the certificate.
The additional_domains list specified in this command overwrites the additional_domains list in the original order.
Request parameters for update_order





Standard parameters




action = update_order

object = trust_service





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

additional_domains Optional.
May be used for SAN certificates.
The list of additional domains or other entities (other than the primary domain) that will be secured by the SSL certificate.
This list overwrites the previous list in the order, so be sure to specify all of the domains that you want to secure with this certificate.
For more information, see Request parameters for sw_register (trust_service).
approver_email Optional The email of one of the individuals who can approve the SSL Service order.
The SSL Service provider sends the approver email to the address that you specify.
contact_set Optional The SSL Certificate contact information.
Most products require: admin, billing and

tech contacts.
For admin, tech, and billing contacts for thawte, Symantec, and all EV certificates, title is required.
For Symantec certificates, organization, address, city, state/province, postal code, and country are required for admin and tech contacts.
All organization vetted certificates require an organization contact.
csr Optional The certificate signing request for the required certificate.
The SSL Service provider uses this information to generate the certificate.
Note: All certificates require 2048 bit CSRs; however, Symantec will accept 1024 bit CSRs for certificates with expiry dates prior to December 31, 2013, except for EV certs, which require 2048, regardless of the term.
dv_auth_method Optional Allows you to specify how you want to validate the certificate.
Allowed values are:



File

DNS

* Email



Note: Default value is email.
end_user_auth_info Optional - used only for SiteLock and TRUSTe Specify the username and password that the end user will use to log in to the Domain Admin interface where they can manage their account.
The login credentials will be sent to the specified email_address.
If you resend the Domain Admin login information (through the Control Panel), this is the address to which the Domain Admin login credentials are sent.
Please note the following conditions:



If you specify username and password and the user already exists, the command will fail.
If you specify username but not password, and the user does not already exist, the user credentials cannot be created and the command will fail.
* If you specify username but not password, and the user already exists, the service will be associated with the existing end user profile.
If you want to associate the SSL Service product with an existing account, you only need to include the username value.
For more information see the End user auth info table below.
order_id Required The ID of the SSL Service order.
period Optional The number of years of the registration period.
Allowed values are 1 – 4, depending on the SSL Service that is ordered.
comodo_ev—1to 2

comodo_instantssl—1to 4

comodo_premiumssl—1to 4

comodo_premiumssl_wildcard—1to 4

comodo_ssl—1to 4

comodo_wildcard—1 to 4

malwarescan—1

quickssl—1to 4

quickssl_premium—1to 4

quickssl_premium_san —1to 4

rapidssl — 1 to 3

rapidssl_wildcard — 1 to 3

securesite—1to 4

securesite_ft—1

securesite_ev—1 to 2

securesite_ev_ft—1

securesite_pro—1 to 4

securesite_pro_ft—1

securesite_pro_ev—1 to 2

securesite_pro_ev_ft—1

securesite_pro_ev_san—1 to 2

securesite_pro_san —1 to 4

securesite_san—1to 4

symantec_csc —1to 3

securesite_ev_san—1 to 2

sgcsuper_certs—1to 4

sitelock_basic—1

sitelock_premium—1

sitelock_enterprise—1

sitelock_find—1

sitelock_fix—1

sitelock_prevent—1

sitelock_911—1

ssl123—1 to 3

sslwebserver—1 to 3

sslwebserver_ev—1 to 2

sslwebserver_ev_san—1 to 2

sslwebserver_san—1 to 3

sslwebserver_wildcard—1 to 2

symantec_ssl_lite—1

symantec_ssl_lite_wildcard—1

truebizid—1to 2

truebizid_ev—1 to 2

truebizid_ev_ft—1

truebizid_ev_san—1 to 2

truebizid_san—1to 2

truebizid_wildcard—1 to 3

thawte_csc —1 to 2

trustwave_dv—1 to 3

trustwave_ev—1 to 2

trustwave_ev_san5—1 to 2

trustwave_premiumssl—1 to 3

trustwave_premiumssl_san5 —1 to 3

trustwave_premiumssl_wildcard—1 to 3

product_type Optional The product type from the SSL Certificate inventory.
The product types are detailed in the allowed values section for this key.
Allowed values are:



comodo_ev



comodo_instantssl



comodo_premiumssl



comodo_premiumssl_wildcard



comodo_ssl



comodo_wildcard



malwarescan



quickssl



quickssl_premium



securesite



securesite_pro



securesite_ev



securesite_pro_ev



sgcsuper_certs



sitelock_basic



sitelock_premium



sitelock_enterprise



sitelock_find



sitelock_fix



sitelock_prevent



sitelock_911



ssl123



sslwebserver



sslwebserver_wildcard



sslwebserver_ev



symantec_ssl_lite



symantec_ssl_lite_wildcard



truebizid



truebizid_wildcard



truebizid_ev



truste_hpp(HostedPrivacyPolicy)



truste_tps(TRUSTEPrivacyPolicy

with seal)



trustwave_dv



trustwave_ev



trustwave_premiumssl



trustwave_premiumssl_wildcard

reg_type Optional The type of registration being requested:



new—Submit a new or SSL Service order.
renew—Renew a SSL Service offering.
* upgrade—Upgrade a SiteLock Find or Fix SSL certificate to a higher level certificate.
When you upgrade, the product_type changes, you are charged the price for a one year term at the new level, and the new expiry date is one year from the date of the upgrade.
Note: This feature is currently available only for SiteLock certificates.
server_count Required when product_type = securesite*, ssl123, sgcsuper_certs, sslwebserver, sslwebserver_wildcard, sslwebserver_ev, comodo_premiumssl_wildcard, comodo_wildcard The number of servers on which the SSL Service product will be installed.
server_type Optional The type of server software used to generate the CSR.
Allowed values are:



Symantec, thawte, and GeoTrust



apache2

apacheapaches sl

apacheopenssl

apacheraven

apachessl

apachessleay

c2net

cobaltseries

cobaltraq3

cobaltraq2

cpanel

domino

dominogo4626

dominogo4625

ensim

hsphere

iis

iis4

iis5

iplanet

ipswitch

netscape

ibmhttp

other

plesk

tomcat

weblogic

website

webstar

webstar4

zeusv3



Comodo



apachessl

citrix

domino

ensim

hsphere

iis4

iis6

iis7

iplanet

javawebser

netscape

ibmhttp

novell

oracle

other

plesk

redhat

sap

tomcat

webstar

whmcpanel



Note: Trustwave does not support server types.
special_instructions Optional Any special instructions regarding the SSL Service purchase.
End_user_auth_info




Parameters within the end_user_auth_info associative array are described

below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

email_address Optional - used only for SiteLock and TRUSTe to send Domain Admin credentials Specify the email address to which you want to send the login credentials (username and password) for Domain Admin.
Note: If you want to associate the SSL Service product with an existing account, only username is required.
password Optional - used only for SiteLock and TRUSTe to create Domain Admin credentials The password must be at least eight characters.
username Optional - used only for SiteLock and TRUSTe to create Domain Admin credentials The username must be at least six characters





Response parameters for update_order





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the

request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

domain Returned if

is_success = true The domain with which the SSL Service order is associated.
order_id Returned if

is_success = true The ID number of the SSL Service order.
state Returned if

is_success = true The state of the order.
Allowed values are:



approver-confirmed—Owner has confirmed the domain vetted certificate.
awaiting-approval—Order processed successfully; waiting for supplier approval.
cancelled—Pending order was cancelled.
completed—Order is complete.
declined—Order cancelled after it was processed or declined by the

supplier.
in-progress—Order is in progress.
* pending—Order saved as pending.
Examples for update_order





Example 1




This example changes the information associated with an order, but does not change it's processing state.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_order</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="server_type">apachessl</item> <item key="special_instructions"></item> <item key="approver_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="csr">-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- MIIC3DCCAcQCAQAwgZYxJTAjBgNVBAMTHHVwZGF0ZW9yZGVyLnFhcmVncmVzc2lv bi5vcmcxCzAJBgNVBAYTAkNBMQswCQYDVQQIEwJPTjEQMA4GA1UEBxMHVG9yb250 bzENMAsGA1UEChMEVGVzdDEQMA4GA1UECxMHUUEgRGVwdDEgMB4GCSqGSIb3DQEJ ARYRcWFmaXZlQHR1Y293cy5jb20wggEiMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4IBDwAwggEK AoIBAQDkMouJLDenKrVS9FdcmdY3BHrJ9iS5o8TbNSAKf2loYF1afa6tJyxO6bCj Mk6WegE+Yugb42ONAgz0zhJq5bNTuWb9FvBZLEuN/jUBR/iVdTlf//W/BPoE2CmK lbgskzFooQ7v3SSAoYl3TjwfN8iPWwni/yLDMJYJekxcZtsro7vugtl2HZDRhxLy B0WB0y8Kx3lh1c7xC9CbXfqjJf+j1sKiGEh+cy1H71VdcakleoG+Tll8qvtWreEf pZYczmeyn1pPZfbDzVw9AR9x1Yohrwaah1KNZoMIp0taVTkMe/NNEdMP2Rm7Y8ak Eof49VBrRfDGkW135EYYJCHxBvXJAgMBAAGgADANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQQFAAOCAQEA nQHOcqylM/b7NUqFuoWRG9R1GP6/gjixHqyyV4fe2c66HlBHcKR1Tm88cpT8mfu2 oE2Hw55DVUtkrBfNdVZqVXEK8yfiuF2EKuVk+34anCwwIQOg4o6Oy3xBU1oIKpqX 1x0Z7HZJ097DK6uwUqFsviEWyxrNCfJ3DYU5TfrZtnzIdOB6ztI3wBv1IYZyYzk/ zU65N4MDv64yUazmqjZKgxvl4THhWeFVPPy+4dk8k8dkuPkcqhdxeJVwntG7tQIw utv8IShy2ckHVC0URV1RHbr660ygD/fAE3hGjzPbdgwu1DLlC5ANlpSfgeJc3feK sqC2b/EfPHfdbtu6+eJgGw== -----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----</item> <item key="server_count">2</item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="order_id">2326</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">updateorder.example .com</item> <item key="order_id">2326</item> <item key="state">pending</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 2




This example creates login credentials for Domain Admin and changes the processing instruction for the order from save to process.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_order</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="handle">process</item> <item key="order_id">7419</item> <item key="product_type">sitelock_fix</item> <item key="end_user_auth_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="email_address">[email protected]</item> <item key="username">customer111</item> <item key="password">changeit</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.ca </item> <item key="order_id">7419</item> <item key="state">awaiting-approval</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 3




This example updates the list of domains that are secured by the SSL Service product.
Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_order</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="additional_domains"> <dt_array> <item key="0">upadditional1.example .org</item> <item key="1">upadditional2.example .org</item> <item key="2">upadditional3.example .org</item> <item key="3">upadditional4.example .org</item> <item key="4">upadditional5.example .org</item> </dt_array> </item> <item key="handle">save</item> <item key="order_id">186332</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">example.org </item> <item key="order_id">186332</item> <item key="state">pending</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Example 4




This example changes DV authorization details for all three methods (File, DNS and Email) for Comodo and Symantec SSL products.
Request

FileDNSEmail

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_order</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="server_type">apachessl</item> <item key="approver_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="server_count">2</item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="order_id">16684</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">file</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_order</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="server_type">apachessl</item> <item key="approver_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="server_count">2</item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="order_id">16685</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">dns</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_order</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="server_type">apachessl</item> <item key="approver_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="server_count">2</item> <item key="period">2</item> <item key="order_id">16686</item> <item key="dv_auth_method">email</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response

FileDNSEmail

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_ORDER:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">20160122comodofileb.com </item> <item key="dv_auth_method">file</item> <item key="order_id">16684</item> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="file_contents">1F8DB0E04120A58714B8FC4EAD01E6AE16199D1Dcomodoca.com </item> <item key="file_name">B35A9AF0A25CDF8D12244FBEF67D0E91.txt </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="state">pending</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_ORDER:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">20160122comododnsb.com </item> <item key="dv_auth_method">dns</item> <item key="order_id">16685</item> <item key="dv_auth_details"> <dt_assoc> <item key="dns_entry">5AE9CDA1ECEF9D587CD513F8DE6000D5.20160122comododnsb .com CNAME AD09E6567790BE3D9AF8D11DC7AFBDEE7BFDB8DC.comodoca .com</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="state">pending</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="action">UPDATE_ORDER:REPLY</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">20160122comodoemailb.com </item> <item key="order_id">16686</item> <item key="state">pending</item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Request parameters for update_order

Standard parameters

Attributes

End_user_auth_info

Response parameters for update_order

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for update_order

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4






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update_product


Updates the SSL Service product and enables or disables the Symantec SSL Seal and/or the Symantec Search-in-Seal.
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📘NOTE:




In order to enable the Symantec Search-in-Seal, SSL Seal must be enabled.
Request parameters for update_product





Standard parameters




action = update_product

object = trust_service attributes





Attributes




Parameters within the attributes associative array are described below.
Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

contact_email Optional The email address for the new SSL Service contact.
let_expire Optional Specifies whether renewal reminder email messages will be sent for the SSL Service product.
This parameter may be used for any active SSL Service product.
Allowed values are:



0—Send renewal reminder emails when the certificate is approaching its expiry date.
This is the default.
1—Do not send any renewal reminder emails.
product_id Required The ID number for the SSL Service.
seal_in_search Optional Specifies whether to enable the Symantec Seal-in-Search which displays the Symantec seal next to the link for your web site in online search results.
Allowed values are:



0—Do not enable the Symantec Seal-in- Search.
1—Enable the Symantec Seal-in-Search



Important: If you submit this parameter, you must also submit the trust_seal parameter with the value equal to 1.
trust_seal Optional Specifies whether to enable the Symantec SSL Seal on your website.
Allowed values are:



0—Do not enable the Symantec SSL Seal.
1—Enable the Symantec TrustSeal.
Response parameters for update_product





Standard parameters




action = reply

object = trust_service

is_success = a Boolean is returned, indicating success or failure of the request

response_code = response code indicating outcome of the request

response_text = message describing the outcome of the request





Attributes




If the request is successful, the attributes associative array may include the

following:

Parameter nameObligationDefinition/Value

contact_email Optional The email address for the new SSL Service contact.
let_expire Optional Indicates whether renewal reminder email messages will be sent for the SSL Service product.
Allowed values are:



0—Send renewal reminder emails when the certificate is approaching its expiry date.
This is the default.
1—Do not send any renewal reminder emails.
product_id Returned if

is_success = true The ID number for the SSL Service.
seal_in_search Optional The status of the Symantec Seal-in-Search.
Allowed values are:



0—Not enabled.
1—Enabled.
trust_seal Optional The status of the Symantec SSL Seal.
Allowed values are:



0—Not enabled.
1—Enabled.
Examples for update_product




Request



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">update_product</item> <item key="object">trust_service</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="trust_seal">1</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="seal_in_search">1</item> <item key="let_expire">1</item> <item key="product_id">279</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response



<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="object">TRUST_SERVICE</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="response_text">Command completed successfully.</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="trust_seal">1</item> <item key="product_id">279</item> <item key="contact_email">[email protected]</item> <item key="let_expire">1</item> <item key="seal_in_search">1</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Standard parameters

Attributes

Response parameters for update_product

Standard parameters

Attributes

Examples for update_product






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Verify (Check validation .AU)




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This API call is used to determine the validity of .AU ABN/ACN details





Verify





Request




XML

<?xml version="1.0 "?> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">verify</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="domain">example.com .au</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="data">tld_data</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





Response




XML

<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM "ops.dtd "> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="action">REPLY</item> <item key="response_code">200</item> <item key="response_text">Command Successful</item> <item key="is_success">1</item> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="tld_data"> <dt_assoc> <item key="au_registrant_info"> <dt_assoc> <item key="eligibility_id">11111111111</item> <item key="eligibility_name">Example PTY LTD</item> <item key="registrant_id">1111111111</item> <item key="eligibility_id_type">ABN</item> <item key="registrant_id_type">ABN</item> <item key="policy_reason">2</item> <item key="registrant_name">Example PTY LTDD</item> <item key="eligibility_type">Company</item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope>





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Response






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Writing your own client




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This section contains an explanation of the OpenSRS client/server data exchange.
This information is useful if you want to write your own client.
XML client protocol fundamentals




In our XML Client Protocol (XCP), the sender of a message (request or reply) must always precede the message with the header 'Content-Length: X', where 'X' is the number of bytes in the actual message (without the header).
This header must be followed by a carriage return and line feed combination.
Counted bytes only occur on the first non-blank line.
Example

Content-length: 55\015\012 # carriage return/line feed # blank lines are ignored <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> [ etc ]





XCP allows empty space to be placed in the XML message, as long as the XML is still valid, so empty lines or end-of-line characters may be inserted (though they must be counted in the byte count).
For more information regarding the transmission of data over HTTPS, refer to this document: http://www.ietf .org/rfc/rfc2616.txt





MD5 examples




The following examples show how to add an MD5 Signature and create an XML packet for the various client languages.
PerlPHPJavaPythonRuby

use Digest::MD5 qw/md5_hex/; md5_hex(md5_hex($xml, $private_key),$private_key)

md5(md5($xml.$private_key).$private_key);

protected String md5Sum(String str) { String sum = new String(); try { MessageDigest md5 = MessageDigest.getInstance ("MD5"); sum = String.format ("%032x", new BigInteger(1, md5.digest (str.getBytes ()))); } catch (Exception ex) { } return sum; } public String getSignature(String xml) { return md5Sum(md5Sum(xml + privateKey) + privateKey); }

md5_obj = hashlib.md5 () md5_obj.update ((xml + api_key).encode()) signature = md5_obj.hexdigest () md5_obj = hashlib.md5 () md5_obj.update ((signature + api_key).encode()) signature = md5_obj.hexdigest ()

md5 = Digest::MD5.new md5.update (xml + api_key) signature = md5.hexdigest md5 = Digest::MD5.new md5.update (signature + api_key) signature = md5.hexdigest





Coding examples




PerlPHPJavaPythonRuby

#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use IO::Socket::SSL; use Digest::MD5 qw/md5_hex/; use LWP::UserAgent; use Data::Dumper; my $TEST_MODE = 1; # Will connect to OpenSRS's test environment my $connection_options = { 'live' => { # IP whitelisting required api_host_port => 'rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443', api_key => '<YOUR API KEY>', reseller_username => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', }, 'test' => { # IP whitelisting not required api_host_port => 'horizon.opensrs .net:55443', api_key => '<YOUR API KEY>', reseller_username => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', }, }; my $connection_details; if ($TEST_MODE) { $connection_details = $connection_options->{'test'}; } else { $connection_details = $connection_options->{'live'}; } my $ua = new LWP::UserAgent; # Simple lookup command my $xml = <<DATA; <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> DATA my $response = $ua->post( "https://$connection_details->{api_host_port}", 'Content-Type' => 'text/xml', 'X-Username' => $connection_details->{reseller_username}, 'X-Signature' => md5_hex( md5_hex( $xml, $connection_details->{api_key} ), $connection_details->{api_key} ), 'Content' => $xml ); print "Request to $connection_details->{api_host_port} as reseller: $connection_details->{reseller_username}\n$xml\n"; print "Response:\n"; if ( $response->is_success ) { print Dumper( $response->content ); } else { print Dumper($response); }

<?php // Note: Requires cURL library $TEST_MODE = true; $connection_options = [ 'live' => [ 'api_host_port' => 'https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443', 'api_key' => '<YOUR API KEY>', 'reseller_username' => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>' ], 'test' => [ 'api_host_port' => 'https://horizon.opensrs .net:55443', 'api_key' => '<YOUR API KEY>', 'reseller_username' => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>' ] ]; if ($TEST_MODE) { $connection_details = $connection_options['test']; } else { $connection_details = $connection_options['live']; } $xml = <<<EOD <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> EOD; $data = [ 'Content-Type:text/xml', 'X-Username:' .
$connection_details['reseller_username'], 'X-Signature:' .
md5(md5($xml .
$connection_details['api_key']) .
$connection_details['api_key']), ]; $ch = curl_init($connection_details['api_host_port']); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $data); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $xml); $response = curl_exec($ch); echo 'Request as reseller: ' .
$connection_details['reseller_username'] .
"\n" .
$xml .
"\n"; echo "Response\n"; echo $response .
"\n"; ?>

import java.util .HashMap; import java.io .*; import java.security .MessageDigest; import java.math .BigInteger; import java.net .HttpURLConnection; import java.net .URL; public class OpenSRSAPITest { public static void main (String[] args) { final boolean TEST_MODE = true; HashMap <String, String> liveDetails = new HashMap <String,String>(); liveDetails.put ("apiHostPort","https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443"); liveDetails.put ("apiKey", "<YOUR_API_KEY>"); liveDetails.put ("resellerUsername", "<YOUR_RESELLER_USERNAME>"); HashMap <String, String> testDetails = new HashMap <String,String>(); testDetails.put ("apiHostPort", "https://horizon.opensrs .net:55443"); testDetails.put ("apiKey", "<YOUR_API_KEY>"); testDetails.put ("resellerUsername", "<YOUR_RESELLER_USERNAME>"); HashMap <String, String> connectionDetails; if (TEST_MODE) connectionDetails = testDetails; else connectionDetails = liveDetails; // Simple lookup command String xml = "<?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?>" + "<!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '>" + "<OPS_envelope>" + "<header>" + "<version>0.9 </version>" + "</header>" + "<body>" + "<data_block>" + "<dt_assoc>" + "<item key='protocol'>XCP</item>" + "<item key='action'>LOOKUP</item>" + "<item key='object'>DOMAIN</item>" + "<item key='attributes'>" + "<dt_assoc>" + "<item key='domain'>myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item>" + "</dt_assoc>" + "</item>" + "</dt_assoc>" + "</data_block>" + "</body>" + "</OPS_envelope>"; // Create signature String signature = md5_hex( md5_hex(xml + connectionDetails.get ("apiKey")) + connectionDetails.get ("apiKey")); System.out .println("Request as reseller: " + connectionDetails.get ("resellerUsername")); System.out .println(xml); // Make HTTP Post try { URL url = new URL(connectionDetails.get ("apiHostPort")); HttpURLConnection conn = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection (); conn.setDoOutput (true); conn.setRequestMethod ("POST"); conn.setRequestProperty ("Content-Type", "text/xml"); conn.setRequestProperty ("X-Username", connectionDetails.get ("resellerUsername")); conn.setRequestProperty ("X-Signature", signature); OutputStreamWriter writer = new OutputStreamWriter(conn.getOutputStream ()); writer.write (xml); writer.flush (); System.out .println("Response Code: " + conn.getResponseCode ()); System.out .println("Response Message: " + conn.getResponseMessage ()); System.out .println("Response XML:"); String line; BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(conn.getInputStream ())); while ((line = reader.readLine ()) != null) { System.out .println(line); } writer.close (); reader.close (); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace (); } } private static String md5_hex(String s) { try { MessageDigest m = MessageDigest.getInstance ("MD5"); m.update (s.getBytes (), 0, s.length ()); BigInteger i = new BigInteger(1,m.digest ()); return String.format ("%1$032x", i); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace (); } return null; } }

#!/usr/bin/python import requests import hashlib TEST_MODE = 1 connection_options = { 'live' : { # IP whitelisting required 'reseller_username': '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', 'api_key':'<YOUR API KEY>', 'api_host_port': 'https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443', }, 'test' : { # IP whitelisting not required 'reseller_username': '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', 'api_key':'<YOUR API KEY>', 'api_host_port': 'https://horizon.opensrs .net:55443', } } if TEST_MODE == 1: connection_details = connection_options['test'] else: connection_details = connection_options['live'] xml = ''' <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> ''' md5_obj = hashlib.md5 () md5_obj.update ((xml + connection_details['api_key']).encode()) signature = md5_obj.hexdigest () md5_obj = hashlib.md5 () md5_obj.update ((signature + connection_details['api_key']).encode()) signature = md5_obj.hexdigest () headers = { 'Content-Type':'text/xml', 'X-Username': connection_details['reseller_username'], 'X-Signature':signature, }; print("Request to {} as reseller {}:".format(connection_details['api_host_port'],connection_details['reseller_username'])) print(xml) r = requests.post (connection_details['api_host_port'], data = xml, headers=headers ) print("Response:") if r.status_code == requests.codes .ok: print(r.text ) else: print (r.status_code ) print (r.text )

#!/usr/bin/ruby require 'uri' require 'net/http' require 'net/https' require 'digest' TEST_MODE = 1 connection_options = { 'live' => { # IP whitelisting required 'reseller_username' => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', 'api_key' => '<YOUR API KEY>', 'api_host_port' => 'https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55443', }, 'test' => { # IP whitelisting not required 'reseller_username' => '<YOUR RESELLER USERNAME>', 'api_key' => '<YOUR API KEY>', 'api_host_port' => 'https://horizon.opensrs .net:55443', } } if TEST_MODE == 1 connection_details = connection_options['test'] else connection_details = connection_options['live'] end xml = <<-eos <?xml version='1.0 ' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no' ?> <!DOCTYPE OPS_envelope SYSTEM 'ops.dtd '> <OPS_envelope> <header> <version>0.9 </version> </header> <body> <data_block> <dt_assoc> <item key="protocol">XCP</item> <item key="action">LOOKUP</item> <item key="object">DOMAIN</item> <item key="attributes"> <dt_assoc> <item key="domain">myfirstopensrsapitest.com </item> </dt_assoc> </item> </dt_assoc> </data_block> </body> </OPS_envelope> eos md5 = Digest::MD5.new md5.update (xml + connection_details['api_key']) signature = md5.hexdigest md5 = Digest::MD5.new md5.update (signature + connection_details['api_key']) signature = md5.hexdigest uri = URI.parse ("#{connection_details['api_host_port']}/") https = Net::HTTP.new (uri.host ,uri.port ) https.use_ssl = true req = Net::HTTP::Post.new (uri.path , initheader = { 'Content-Type' =>'text/xml', 'X-Username' => connection_details['reseller_username'], 'X-Signature' => signature, }) req.body = xml puts "Request to #{connection_details['api_host_port']} as reseller #{connection_details['reseller_username']}:" res = https.request (req) puts xml puts "Response:" if res.code == "200" puts res.body else puts res.code puts res.message end





Data exchange




For each line of data passed, you must prepend the data with the length of the string packed in 'network' or big-endian order.
In Perl, this is accomplished by:

$length = pack('n', length($data));

Where $data is the information you are going to send.
For example, assuming you have a socket SERVER already open to the server process, you could send data as follows:

print SERVER pack('n', length($data));

print SERVER $data;

Since you must always send the length of the string first, it will not work to simply telnet to the OpenSRS server and begin issuing commands.
Authentication handshake




The first step in communicating with the server process is the authentication handshake.
This proceeds between the reseller Client and reseller Agent (server) as follows:

ProcessDescription

1 Reseller Client Initiates connection with Reseller Agent (server process) on a specific TCP/IP hostname:port.
Horizon: horizon.opensrs .net:55000 Live: rr-n1-tor.opensrs .net:55000

2 Reseller Agent Server sends an XCP 'check version' request.
Perl Example (hash):

{

'protocol' => 'XCP',

'action' => 'check',

'object' => 'version',

'attributes' => {

'sender' => 'OpenSRS SERVER',

'version' => '$VERSION',

'state' => 'ready'

}

}

The values of $VERSION could be something such as 'XML:0.1 ', which indicates the language spoken and the minimum version of the client required by this RSA.
At this point, the only value for 'state' is 'ready'.
Other states may be added in the future.
3 Reseller Client Client responds with an XCP 'check version' response (where version is the client's protocol version.)

Note: This number should not be changed.
It allows for API changes and backward compatibility.
If you change the version number of the client, results may be unpredictable.
Perl Example (hash):

{

'protocol' => 'XCP', 'action' => 'check', 'object' => 'version', 'attributes' => {

'sender' => 'OpenSRS CLIENT',

'version' => 'XML:0.1 ',

'state' => 'ready'

}

}

The only difference here is the value of the sender attribute.
Again, the only valid state at this point is 'ready'.
4 Reseller Client Client sends user data for authentication.
This is done using the XCP 'authenticate user' request.
Note: As a reseller, you have a password and a username.
Do NOT send the password in this request, it is not needed.
The current XML Perl Client actually sends the username in both the username and password fields.
This is because the data packets are not encrypted at this stage of the transmission.
Perl Example (hash):

{

'protocol' => 'XCP',

'action' => 'authenticate',

'object' => 'user',

'attributes' => {

'crypt_type' => '',

'username' => '',

'password' => ''

}

}

The crypt_type can be either 'des' or 'blowfish'.
5 Reseller Agent If authentication is successful, the Reseller Agent (server side), sends the first challenge, but without XML.
The challenge is a random number of random bits.
6 Reseller Client The client returns the challenge's md5 checksum, encrypted with the Reseller's private key and without XML.
7 Reseller Agent If the challenge is successful, the Reseller Agent (server) replies with an XCP 'authenticate user' response.
Perl Example (hash):

{

'protocol' => 'XCP',

'action' => 'reply',

'response_code' => '200',

'response_text' => 'Authentication Successful'

}

If the Reseller Agent deems that the Reseller Client has failed the challenge, it closes the socket without sending a decline reply because it is assumed that the Reseller Client cannot understand any of the encrypted messages anyway.
Another possible response code would be code 310, if the reseller's command rate is exceeded.
8 Reseller Client If the Reseller Client receives a response code of 200, it can then send its first XCP command.
All further communication for the established session is encrypted.
The first XCP command the client must send after being authenticated is 'set(cookie)'.
This is required because the cookie is used for all further authenticated commands.
Encryption





Supported ciphers




We currently supports the DES and Blowfish encryption algorithms.
The suggested method of using these encryption types is through their respective Perl modules, Crypt::DES and Crypt::Blowfish, which are then accessed through a common interface created by Crypt::CBC.
For your convenience, Crypt::CBC is now included in the OpenSRS client distribution.
If you are unable to install Crypt::DES or Crypt::Blowfish there is a third option available: Crypt::Blowfish_PP, which is a module for Blowfish written in Pure Perl (PP).
Our initial testing has shown this module to be at least 10 times slower than the standard Crypt::Blowfish, but it may be used as a last resort.
Private key




DES only supports keys of 8 bytes, while Blowfish supports keys of up to 56 bytes for greater security.
Private keys in OpenSRS are 112 characters in length (56 bytes), to provide the maximum security for people using Blowfish.
When creating your encryption cipher, do not use the private key in raw form.
Instead, first pack the key into a hexadecimal binary string.
In Perl this is accomplished with:

$private_key = pack('H*', $private_key);

You may then use the private key to create your encryption cipher, authenticate, and begin sending data to the server.
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Table of Contents

XML client protocol fundamentals

MD5 examples

Coding examples

Data exchange

Authentication handshake

Encryption Supported ciphers

Private key






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