Hi All,
I am writing to seek guidance on the handling of*ROID (Repository Object
IDentifier)*in RDAP implementations for registrars together with*thin
registry models*(where registrars hold domain/contact/host data). Our
organization acts as a registrar and is working to comply with the RDAP
Hello
I fully agree with you.
Regards
marco
On 16.04.24 01:14, George Michaelson wrote:
I don't think the new protocol is just a new transport *LAYER* but I
also do support re-charter to include consideration of this protocol
suite.
My reasoning is that we're the people who are going to wind
Hi all,
I send this already to gtld-tech group and was then pointed to this group.
I wanted to ask if anyone has thought about the impact of NIS2 on EPP,
especially the validation of domain holder?
There are many issues here regarding protocol and processes. It would be good
to work together
Hi Martin,
I can speak only from my side.
we parse the greating and activate from the response different modules
in our software.
If the namespace is not included, we have to manually add it somewhere.
Regards
Marco
Am 18.08.21 um 14:51 schrieb Martin Casanova:
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Hi Patrick, Dmitry, and all,
I think a new Contact Schema maybe even a new Org Schema are the best
solution.
Maybe not 2.0 only contact-1.1 that indicate only small changes.
It will also goes the normal way in Registry Registrar relation.
Registry announce a change of schemas and Registrar have t
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Hi All,
I am completely with Ulrich.
>From policy side and also from aspect of clean data. Using dummy values
in objects was always a bad idea.
And even in GTLD space, the registrar usually have requirements to
verify the contacts. So not only registry must support the EAI also the
registrar hav
Hello,
Best rate limiting from my side is done by slowing down the requests.
It does not break the client even in other situations.
Regeards,
Marco
Am 17.01.20 um 15:30 schrieb Stephane Bortzmeyer:
> Sometimes, some clients are too talkative and, for instance, try
> too often to grab a domain.
Hi All,
we found out that different registries have a strange behave while
removing v6 addresses.
I think its not clearly defined that host address should be normalized
for comparison.
In our case a host info return:
2001:4b3:624:1::b051
An Update is done with following:
2001:4b3:62
