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ICANN Transfer E-Mails
The following environment variables will help you to brand the "ICANN FOA Mail" to your corporate company style.
Email Sender
Environmentkey: _system/gtld/transfer Environmentname: emailsender Default value: EMail address of the API user or if not given, the email address from the next upper user will be taken Example: [email protected] Explanation: Overrides your account address with this value
Link to general terms and conditions
Environmentkey: _system/gtld/transfer Environmentname: tac Default value: - Example: your-company-name.TLD/Your terms and conditions Explanation: Link to your terms and conditions
URL
Environmentkey: _system/gtld/transfer
Environmentname: url
Default value: <small>icann-transfers.info/?domain={DOMAIN}&action={ACTION}&trigger={TRIGGER}&form_language={LANGUAGE}</small>
Example: <small>your-company-name.TLD/?domain={DOMAIN}&action={ACTION} &trigger={TRIGGER}
&form_language={LANGUAGE}</small>
Explanation: Link to your own ICANN FOA page
PLEASE NOTE: the respective IP address, you should point your own domain to is: 93.190.235.158 - Example: Add a sub-domain called icann-transfers.yourdomain.net and point it to 93.190.235.158.
Email language
Environmentkey: _system/gtld/transfer Environmentname: emaillanguage Default value: Language of the API user who requested the transfer; if it could not be determinated, EN will be choosen Example: DE Explanation: E-Mail languagecode, DE and EN are available
Email Subject
Environmentkey: _system/gtld/transfer
Environmentname: emailsubject
Default value: Transfer Request: {ACTION} {DOMAIN} [{TRIGGER}]
Example: Transfer Request: {ACTION} {DOMAIN} [{TRIGGER}]
Explanation: The subject of your Email
You are able to set / modify these values by using the SetEnvironment or GetEnvironment API commands.
