are talking about the 2019 gTLD profile, the registry
>should be generating the ROIDs because it is also required of them.
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>-andy
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>On Thu, Jan 30, 2025 at 1:52 PM Marco Schrieck
> wrote:
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>> As I understand it must be registered there. But as i can oversee it, t
stered in EPPROID"
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>> At the moment we let it empty and got a warning instead of error.
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>> Marco
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>> On 30 January 2025 22:00:50 CET, "Andrew Newton (andy)" wrote:
>>> Marco,
>>>
>>> Assuming you are talk
those writing the (test) requirements.
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>Thanks,
>James
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>From: InterNetX - Marco Schrieck
>Organization: InterNetX GmbH
>Date: Thursday, January 30, 2025 at 7:14 AM
>To: "regext@ietf.org"
>Subject: [Ext] [regext] Clarification on ROID Usage for Registr
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
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and it failed on registry side.
What should be the correct behave in such situations ?
Regards
Marco Schrieck
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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,
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
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ourse the issue may be more
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owever, registrars
>> supporting the fee extension are unlikely to expect fee information in
>> this place.
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>> But I think support for this use case should be added to a revised
>> version of RFC 8748.
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>> Best regards,
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>> Thomas
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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
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