Public Registrar Contact Details Data Object
Contents of the Data Object
The "Public Registrar Contact Details" data object contains all the relevant, public data of the RegAcc profile:
- RegAccId,
- Name,
- Address,
- Phone number,
- Fax number,
- E-mail address,
- URL,
- MemberAccId,
- General Request and
- Abuse Contact.
Processing Options
With the RegAcc INFO request you can query your own public registrar contact details or those of others.
Public Registrar Contact Details Data Object: Syntax and Processing Rules
The table below informs about the Public Registrar Contact Details:
| K/V Keyword | XML Namespace and Element | Occurrence min - max |
Type / Length | Value Range | Description | Policy | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RegAccId | regacc:handle | 1 | token 7 - 13 |
regaccid-rule | The RegAccId is issued by DENIC and is composed of "DENIC-" and a numerical value. It is used to uniquely identify the RegAcc. | - | ||
| Name | regacc:name | 1 | normalizedString 1 - 255 |
Name-rule | This is the holder of the registration account. | Once set, you cannot change the keyword "name" any more. | ||
| Address | regacc:address | 1 - * | normalizedString 1 - 255 |
address-rule | Street and house number | - | ||
| PostalCode | regacc:postalCode | 0 - 1 | token 9 - 32 |
postalcode-rule | This is the postal code. | Some countries do not have postal code system; therefore "0" is a valid value. | ||
| City | regacc:city | 1 | normalizedString 1 - 80 |
city-rule | This is the town or city. | - | ||
| CountryCode | regacc:countryCode | 1 | enumeration 2 |
country-erule | This is the applicable country code. | You must use the country code of the ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 List | ||
| Phone | regacc:phone | 1 - * | normalizedString 1 - 255 |
phone-rule | This is the phone number of the registrar. Please use the international format in accordance with the ITU-T E.123 standard (E.123 : Notation for national and international telephone numbers, e-mail addresses and web addresses) The first character must be a "+", and it must be followed by the country dialling code. |
- | ||
| Fax | regacc:fax | 1 - * | normalizedString 1 - 255 |
phone-rule | This is the fax number of the registrar. We recommend to use the international format as defined by the ITU-T E.123 standard (E.123 : Notation for national and international telephone numbers, e-mail addresses and web addresses) The first character must be a "+", and it must be followed by the country dialling code. |
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| regacc:email | 1 | normalizedString 3 - 255 |
email-rule see RFC5322 - Internet Message Format |
This is the e-mail address of the registrar. | - | |||
| URL | regacc:url | 0 - 1 | normalizedString 11 - 255 |
Syntax as defined in RFC 3986 - Uniform Resource Identifier (URI): Generic Syntax | This is the URL of the registrar. | - | ||
| MemberAccId | regacc:memberacc | 1 | token 7 - 13 |
regaccid-rule | The MemberAccId is issued by DENIC and is composed of "DENIC-" and a numerical value. It is used to uniquely identify the MemberAcc. | - | ||
| Changed | regacc:changed | 1 | dateTime | date-rule | Date and time format according to ISO 8601 Date and time format | The same format is used for all services to specify the date and time in INFO and WHOIS outputs. The date and time specified for the RegAcc is updated as soon as the data for General Request and/or Abuse Contact have been changed. |
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| Type | contact:type | 0 - 2 | enumeration 7 |
role-erule | Typ of the contact: REQUEST = E-mail address or URL |
Once set, the Contact type cannot be changed any more. | ||
| URI-Template | contact:uri-template | 0 - 2 | normalizedString 8 - 1024 |
Syntax as defined in RFC 6570 URI Template | URI template with the optional variables "Alabel" and "Ulabel" that can be used for domains In case of a CREATE request, the content of the URI-Template is converted into a URL or e-mail as a test (For Alabel and Ulabel, a sample domain is used.) to check the syntax on correctness. |
This is to be used in relation with General Request and Abuse Contact.
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| Changed | contact:changed | 0 - 2 | dateTime | date-rule | Date and time format according to ISO 8601 Date and time format | The same format is used for all services to specify the date and time in INFO and WHOIS outputs. |