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API Module Domain modifyDomainRequest

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*[[API Format nsTemplateName|nsTemplateName]] (name of the template to use to automatically create DNS zone on the domain; only applicable if nsGroup is ''dns-openprovider'')
*[[API Format nsTemplateName|nsTemplateName]] (name of the template to use to automatically create DNS zone on the domain; only applicable if nsGroup is ''dns-openprovider'')
*[[API Format Nameservers|nameServers]]
*[[API Format Nameservers|nameServers]]
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*[[API Format removeNses|removeNses]] (''0'' or ''1'')
*[[API Format isDnssecEnabled|isDnssecEnabled]] (''0'' (default) or ''1'')
*[[API Format isDnssecEnabled|isDnssecEnabled]] (''0'' (default) or ''1'')
*[[API Format DNSSEC Keys|dnssecKeys]] (when using your own nameservers; send an empty array to remove current DNSSEC data)
*[[API Format DNSSEC Keys|dnssecKeys]] (when using your own nameservers; send an empty array to remove current DNSSEC data)
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*[[API Format autorenew|autorenew]] ''( on | off | default )''
*[[API Format autorenew|autorenew]] ''( on | off | default )''
*[[API Format Transfer At|scheduledAt]] (only accepted by domains in status 'SCH')
*[[API Format Transfer At|scheduledAt]] (only accepted by domains in status 'SCH')
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*acceptUpdateFee (required in case when domain update is not free; value is the price returned in the response for modifyDomainRequest without acceptUpdateFee)
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Current revision as of 16:10, 22 March 2021

Contents

Module Domain > Modify

Module domain
Command name modifyDomainRequest
Use Used to modify the attributes of the domain existing in reseller account
Input
Output

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Examples

Using PHP class

$request = new OP_Request;
$request->setCommand('modifyDomainRequest')
  ->setAuth(array('username' => 'username', 'password' => 'password'))
  ->setArgs(array(
    'adminHandle' => 'SR003891-NL',
    'techHandle' => 'SR003891-NL',
    'billingHandle' => 'SR003891-NL',
    'domain' => array(
      'name' => 'openprovider',
      'extension' => 'nl'
    ),
    'nsGroup' => 'MyServer',
    'isDnssecEnabled' => 1,
    'dnssecKeys' => array(
      array(
        'flags' => 256,
        'alg' => 8,
        'protocol' => 3,
        'pubKey' => 'AwEAA{...}VNfPps3=',
      ),
      array(
        'flags' => 257,
        'alg' => 8,
        'protocol' => 3,
        'pubKey' => 'AwEAA{...}TK5f9fs=',
      ),
    ),
  ));

Raw XML

Please note that newlines and leading spaces are added only for readability. Those whitespaces should be excluded from your XML command before sending it to Openprovider.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<openXML>
  <credentials>
    <username>username</username>
    <password>password</password>
  </credentials>
  <modifyDomainRequest>
    <adminHandle>SR003891-NL</adminHandle>
    <techHandle>SR003891-NL</techHandle>
    <billingHandle>SR003891-NL</billingHandle>
    <domain>
      <name>openprovider</name>
      <extension>nl</extension>
    </domain>
    <nsGroup>MyServer</nsGroup>
    <isDnssecEnabled>1</isDnssecEnabled>
    <dnssecKeys>
      <array>
        <item>
          <flags>256</flags>
          <alg>8</alg>
          <protocol>3</protocol>
          <pubKey>AwEAA{...}VNfPps3=</pubKey>
        </item>
        <item>
          <flags>257</flags>
          <alg>8</alg>
          <protocol>3</protocol>
          <pubKey>AwEAA{...}TK5f9fs=</pubKey>
        </item>
      </array>
    </dnssecKeys>
  </modifyDomainRequest>
</openXML>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<openXML>
  <reply>
    <code>0</code>
    <desc></desc>
  </reply>
</openXML>
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