symatao
2006-10-27, 07:58 PM
Dear Domain Reseller,
You may know that eNom, Inc. is the company providing the backend API functionality for domain sales via your website.
Verisign, the registry for all .COM and .NET domains will this weekend implement Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP), the language registrars communicate to registries. TLD's already using EPP include .INFO, .ORG, and .MOBI.
To continue processing domain transfers on your website you will to make the following modifications to your API by this Saturday, October 28:
For incoming transfers, the required COM and .NET EPP Authorization Key is provided by the losing registrant, who gets it from the losing registrar.
In the TP_CreateOrder command, supply this key in the AuthInfoX parameter.
For outgoing transfers we will now supply an EPP authorization key for outgoing .COM and .NET domains.
To retrieve this key, use the GetContacts command. In the response, the key is tagged <EPPKey>. If this response does not contain an EPP authorization key, directly contact your eNom Technology Provider.
PLANNED OUTAGE: Note that Sunday, October 29 from 0100 UTC to 0145 UTC the registry will be down for the scheduled migration to EPP.
Need additional help, updates or support? Please directly contact your eNom Technology Provider (ETP).
You may know that eNom, Inc. is the company providing the backend API functionality for domain sales via your website.
Verisign, the registry for all .COM and .NET domains will this weekend implement Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP), the language registrars communicate to registries. TLD's already using EPP include .INFO, .ORG, and .MOBI.
To continue processing domain transfers on your website you will to make the following modifications to your API by this Saturday, October 28:
For incoming transfers, the required COM and .NET EPP Authorization Key is provided by the losing registrant, who gets it from the losing registrar.
In the TP_CreateOrder command, supply this key in the AuthInfoX parameter.
For outgoing transfers we will now supply an EPP authorization key for outgoing .COM and .NET domains.
To retrieve this key, use the GetContacts command. In the response, the key is tagged <EPPKey>. If this response does not contain an EPP authorization key, directly contact your eNom Technology Provider.
PLANNED OUTAGE: Note that Sunday, October 29 from 0100 UTC to 0145 UTC the registry will be down for the scheduled migration to EPP.
Need additional help, updates or support? Please directly contact your eNom Technology Provider (ETP).