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Timo: /* Transfers */

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‎Transfers

Timo: /* Transit */

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‎Transit

Timo: /* Nameservers */

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‎Nameservers

188.107.121.138 at 07:41, 3 August 2012

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188.107.121.138 at 06:51, 3 August 2012

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188.107.121.138 at 14:21, 2 August 2012

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188.107.121.138 at 14:21, 2 August 2012

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188.107.121.138 at 14:20, 2 August 2012

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188.107.121.138 at 13:21, 2 August 2012

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188.107.121.138 at 13:19, 2 August 2012

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 === Transfers ===
-{{#var:TRANSFERSENTENCE}} Since February 2009 only the new transfer procedure using the so-called AuthInfo1 / AuthInfo2 codes is supported by the registry. In event that your clients are asking for 1API GmbH´s DENIC Member ID, the ID is <b>DENIC-332</b>
+{{#var:TRANSFERSENTENCE}} Since February 2009 only the new transfer procedure using the AuthInfo1 / AuthInfo2 codes is supported by the registry. In event that your clients are asking for 1API GmbH´s DENIC Member ID, the ID is <b>DENIC-332</b>
 <div class="alert alert-error">Please remember that you MUST have a signed authorization-form of the registrant in order to request a transfer.</div>

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 <h3>Dispute</h3>
-If you should ever receive an Email from our system telling you that the the respective domain name is in a DISPUTE you should  contact the DENIC-Legal Department for further information. They will provide you with the information you need for removing the so-called DISPUTE-ENTRY. But please note that DENIC will only communicate with the ADMIN or with the Domain OWNER who is listed in the public whois-database.
+If you should ever receive an Email from our system telling you that the the respective domain name is in a DISPUTE you should  contact the DENIC-Legal Department for further information. They will provide you with the information you need for removing the DISPUTE-ENTRY. But please note that DENIC will only communicate with the ADMIN or with the Domain OWNER who is listed in the public whois-database.
 '''More Information:''' Even if DENIC does not become involved in pending disputes about domains, it can do something for you by placing a DISPUTE entry on the disputed domain. The main effect of this instrument is that the domain holder loses the right to transfer the domain to someone else, which prevents them from trying to shirk away from sorting the matter out with you. The only feasible transfer of the domain is to you and that, of course, remains possible. The DISPUTE entry made on the domain in your favour also guarantees that you will instantly become its holder if the existing holder deletes it. That is particularly advantageous for you, since the highest German court has ruled that an adversary may file for a court to order a domain holder to delete a domain but it cannot file for an order to transfer it. If there is a DISPUTE entry on the domain in your name, then it is enough for you to file for deletion and, thanks to the DISPUTE-entry mechanism, you are sure that you will then become the domain holder yourself. For this purpose, it is essential that the form applying for a DISPUTE entry also specifies the person who will become your administrative contact should such a case arise. This will accelerate the clearing procedure later on.
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 <h3>Trustee-Service</h3>
-.DE requires a local presence in order to register a domain. In most cases a local presence is required for either the owner or the admin-c (Admin-Contact) of that domain. In order to overcome this barrier and make specific TLDs unrestricted HEXONET offers so called Trustee Services for several TLDs which require a local presence, also for DE. Depending on the TLD, the Trustee Service is then either added to the existing contacts, or replaces one or more of the WHOIS contacts. Once replaced the Trustee acts on behalf of the registrant and thereby makes a registration of that specific TLD possible.
+.DE requires a local presence in order to register a domain. In most cases a local presence is required for either the owner or the admin-c (Admin-Contact) of that domain. In order to overcome this barrier and make specific TLDs unrestricted HEXONET offers Trustee Services for several TLDs which require a local presence, also for DE. Depending on the TLD, the Trustee Service is then either added to the existing contacts, or replaces one or more of the WHOIS contacts. Once replaced the Trustee acts on behalf of the registrant and thereby makes a registration of that specific TLD possible.
 The trustee-service can be activated with the following parameter: <div id="parameter">X-DE-ACCEPT-TRUSTEE-TAC = 0 | 1 </div>

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 === Nameservers ===
-Configured nameservers are required. A web based [http://www.denic.de/en/background/nast.html?cHash=3486f26050ac1dc3cbe6f5842dc70494 ZoneCheck] is available. If you do not have your own nameservers, you have got the possibility to use a so-called NS-Entry. Nameserver-Refresh: Please note that the DENIC ROOT Nameservers will be refreshed every uneven hour at half past.
+Configured nameservers are required. A web based [http://www.denic.de/en/background/nast.html?cHash=3486f26050ac1dc3cbe6f5842dc70494 ZoneCheck] is available. If you do not have your own nameservers, you have got the possibility to use a NS-Entry. Nameserver-Refresh: Please note that the DENIC ROOT Nameservers will be refreshed every uneven hour at half past.
 === Transit ===

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 {{#repositoryinfo: DENIC-332 | de }}
 {{Sidebar}}
+{{#var:ABOUTTLD}}
 .DE is the official country code Top-Level-Domain (ccTLD) of Germany (Deutschland). A .DE Domain is normally used by companies or private entities who are located in Germany.
 <br>

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 {{#repositoryinfo: DENIC-332 | de }}
 .DE is the official country code Top-Level-Domain (ccTLD) of Germany (Deutschland). A .DE Domain is normally used by companies or private entities who are located in Germany.
 <br>

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 ** link2|Currency converter
 </sidebar>
 .DE is the official country code Top-Level-Domain (ccTLD) of Germany (Deutschland). A .DE Domain is normally used by companies or private entities who are located in Germany.
 <br>

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 .DE is the official country code Top-Level-Domain (ccTLD) of Germany (Deutschland). A .DE Domain is normally used by companies or private entities who are located in Germany.
-{| class="hexonet"
+{|
 | valign="top" |
 = Registry =

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 * [http://transit.denic.de/ DENIC Transfer Homepage]
+{{Warnbox|
 <h3>Dispute</h3>
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 '''More Information:''' Even if DENIC does not become involved in pending disputes about domains, it can do something for you by placing a DISPUTE entry on the disputed domain. The main effect of this instrument is that the domain holder loses the right to transfer the domain to someone else, which prevents them from trying to shirk away from sorting the matter out with you. The only feasible transfer of the domain is to you and that, of course, remains possible. The DISPUTE entry made on the domain in your favour also guarantees that you will instantly become its holder if the existing holder deletes it. That is particularly advantageous for you, since the highest German court has ruled that an adversary may file for a court to order a domain holder to delete a domain but it cannot file for an order to transfer it. If there is a DISPUTE entry on the domain in your name, then it is enough for you to file for deletion and, thanks to the DISPUTE-entry mechanism, you are sure that you will then become the domain holder yourself. For this purpose, it is essential that the form applying for a DISPUTE entry also specifies the person who will become your administrative contact should such a case arise. This will accelerate the clearing procedure later on.
+}}
 <h3>Trustee-Service</h3>