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WikiAdmin at 10:08, 30 June 2023

2023-06-30T10:08:05Z

2023-04-14T09:41:57Z

‎Generating an Authorisation Code

2022-12-08T12:06:04Z

‎Registering Reserved Second Level Domains

2022-12-08T12:04:00Z

‎Generating a UDAI

2020-03-16T13:52:00Z

‎TLD specific

2018-03-27T15:56:02Z

‎Additional information: Individual Registrant Privacy Option (IRPO)

2018-03-27T15:41:00Z

2018-03-27T15:40:38Z

‎Domain Registration

2018-03-27T15:33:38Z

‎Domain Registration

2017-12-15T09:32:55Z

‎Domain Registration

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-{{#repositoryinfo: NZEPP-LIVE-1API | co.nz }}
+{{#repositoryinfo: NZEPP2-LIVE-1API | co.nz }}
 {{Sidebar}}
 <div style="font-size: 250%;">'''CO.NZ'''</div><br/>

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 == Generating an Authorisation Code ==
-In order to set an Auth code for your domain, please proceed as follows in the HEXONET Control Panel:
+<pre>
-# Unlock the domain (remove the transfer lock)
+COMMAND = ModifyDomain
-# Wait a few minutes
+GENERATERANDOMAUTH = 1
-# go to Dashboard > ObjectLog and enter the domain.
+DOMAIN = <domain>
+</pre>
-The latest response will deliver the NEW Auth Code.
-While using the API, after unlocking the domain, you will receive an Event from our system with the new Auth code.
-−
-'''Note''': The Auth-Code must be 16 characters in length and consist only of alphanumeric characters, i.e. lowercase a to z, uppercase A to Z, numerals 0 to 9 or the hyphen (-)
-−
 === Expiring Authorisation Codes ===

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 == Registering Reserved Second Level Domains ==
-The .NZ Registry offers Registrants, who already own a .CO.NZ (NET.NZ / ORG.NZ ) domain the possibility to register the name-pendant under .NZ. Requirement is, that the .CO.NZ (NET.NZ / ORG.NZ )  is registered in HEXONET. If this is the case, you should submit a "transfer-request" for the corresponding .NZ domain, by providing the UDAI of the existing .CO.NZ (NET.NZ / ORG.NZ ) - Domain. If necessary, see above on how to obtain a UDAI for an existing domain.
+The .NZ Registry offers Registrants, who already own a .CO.NZ (NET.NZ / ORG.NZ ) domain the possibility to register the name-pendant under .NZ. Requirement is, that the .CO.NZ (NET.NZ / ORG.NZ )  is registered in HEXONET. If this is the case, you should submit a "transfer-request" for the corresponding .NZ domain, by providing the Auth code of the existing .CO.NZ (NET.NZ / ORG.NZ ) - Domain. If necessary, see above on how to obtain an Auth code for an existing domain.
-The transfer may then be requested in the Control Panel or with the following API command using the new UDAI (AUTH) of the third-level domain:
+The transfer may then be requested in the Control Panel or with the following API command using the new Auth code (AUTH) of the third-level domain:
 <pre>

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    * EPP Guide: [[Media:HEXONET_EPP_Guide_to_the_New_Procedures_for_NZ_Domains_v1.00.pdf|HEXONET_EPP_Guide_to_the_New_Procedures_for_NZ_Domains_v1.00.pdf]]
-== Generating a UDAI ==
+== Generating an Authorisation Code ==
-In order to set a UDAI code (Unique Domain Authorisation ID) for your domain, please proceed as follows in the HEXONET Control Panel:
+In order to set an Auth code for your domain, please proceed as follows in the HEXONET Control Panel:
 # Unlock the domain (remove the transfer lock)
 # Wait a few minutes
 # go to Dashboard > ObjectLog and enter the domain.
-The latest response will deliver the NEW UDAI.
+The latest response will deliver the NEW Auth Code.
-While using the API, after unlocking the domain, you will receive an Event from our system with the new UDAI code.
+While using the API, after unlocking the domain, you will receive an Event from our system with the new Auth code.
-=== Expiring Authorization Codes ===
+'''Note''': The Auth-Code must be 16 characters in length and consist only of alphanumeric characters, i.e. lowercase a to z, uppercase A to Z, numerals 0 to 9 or the hyphen (-)
-Please note that UDAIs may only be obtained from the current registrar of a domain name, and that they expire after 30 days.
 == Registering Reserved Second Level Domains ==

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 = TLD specific =
-{{#var:NOSPECIFIC}}
 = Addons =

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 ==== Additional information: Individual Registrant Privacy Option (IRPO) ====
 {{Warnbox|
-<p>The optional X-DISCLOSE flags allow a registrant to use the Individual Registrant Privacy Option (IRPO). Choosing to enable the IRPO will hide the phone number and address information for the domain contact(s) in WHOIS search results.</p><p>The X-DISCLOSE parameter applies privacy to all contacts, the X-REGISTRANT-DISCLOSE parameter applies privacy to registrant contact only, the X-ADMIN-DISCLOSE parameter applies privacy to admin contact only, and the X-TECH-DISCLOSE parameter applies privacy to tech contact only.</p><p>The registrar contact is not subject to WHOIS privacy. If the registrar contact is similar to any of the above contacts then there should be two contact handles one which applicable for WHOIS privacy and one that not subject to WHOIS privacy. </p><p>By enabling this feature, a .NZ domain registrant guarantees that they are an individual registrant and not using their .NZ domain(s) for significant trade.</p>
+<p>The optional X-DISCLOSE flags allow a registrant to use the Individual Registrant Privacy Option (IRPO). Choosing to enable the IRPO will hide the phone number and address information for the domain contact(s) in WHOIS search results.</p>
 }}

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 X-TECH-DISCLOSE = 0 | 1 (0 = select privacy option, 1 = turn off privacy option)
 </pre>
-<b>Additional information: Individual Registrant Privacy Option (IRPO)</b>
+==== <b>Additional information: Individual Registrant Privacy Option (IRPO)</b> ====
 {{Warnbox|
 <p>The optional X-DISCLOSE flags allow a registrant to use the Individual Registrant Privacy Option (IRPO). Choosing to enable the IRPO will hide the phone number and address information for the domain contact(s) in WHOIS search results.</p><p>The X-DISCLOSE parameter applies privacy to all contacts, the X-REGISTRANT-DISCLOSE parameter applies privacy to registrant contact only, the X-ADMIN-DISCLOSE parameter applies privacy to admin contact only, and the X-TECH-DISCLOSE parameter applies privacy to tech contact only.</p><p>The registrar contact is not subject to WHOIS privacy. If the registrar contact is similar to any of the above contacts then there should be two contact handles one which applicable for WHOIS privacy and one that not subject to WHOIS privacy. </p><p>By enabling this feature, a .NZ domain registrant guarantees that they are an individual registrant and not using their .NZ domain(s) for significant trade.</p>

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 transferlock = 0 | 1 | <NULL>
 subuser = <TEXT> | <NULL>
 </pre>
 === Domain Transfer ===