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From:
Eugenio Pinto <eugenio.pinto@fccn.pt>
Date:
Thu, 31 Jan 2008 15:30:14 +0000
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Subject:
Re: [ietf-provreg] restore report
Hi! We are finally finishing the definition of the Registry-Registrar Protocol for .pt (thick registry) and we are really thinking about implementing the restore mechanism this way. The alternative is to use the transfer command the same way : will restore and transfer the domain to another registrar. The main difference is in the concept: - on a restore command the registrar knows he will pay the "reactivation" of the domain - on a transfer command the registrar is not obligated to do a payment for that action (as we only extend expiration dates on renewal) Which of them do you think to be the better way? Regards, Eugenio Werner Staub wrote: > Hi Eugenio, > > In the case of a thick registry, where the contact information is > stored in the registry, all the restore report does is send data to > the registry that the registry already has. Therefore, for a thick > registry, it is best to eliminate the restore report requirement > altogether. > > The question of who may restore a domain is an entirely different > matter. Your suggestion of allowing restore by another registrar based > on the authinfo definitely looks like a good idea to me. > > Regards, > > Werner > > > > Eugenio Pinto wrote: >> Hi again! >> >> I already know what it is (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3915.txt) >> >> What I would like to know now is if any Registry is asking for a >> restore report when some registrar issues a restore request? >> >> And if you allow another registrar (not the sponsoring registrar) to >> issue a restore request using the auth code (given by the registrant) >> in order to immediately transfer and also restore that domain in one >> step? >> >> Is this a bad idea? Do you allow a pendingDelete domain to be >> transfered to another registrar in any way? >> >> Best Regards, >> Eugenio >> >> >> Eugenio Pinto wrote: >>> Hi all! >>> >>> Sorry for the question, but can anyone tell me what is a restore >>> report? (what is it for?)