IDN domains

Question

It is possible to register IDN domains?

Answer

Via the control panel (RCP)

To register an IDN domain name, request the registration as a regular domain, from Domains Overview > Domain registration.

 

Make sure the full name is written in the language that you select.
A mix of languages is not possible. So you can not create a domain that exists of multiple languages. All symbols of the domain need to be from the same language.

Otherwise, the error "Domain creation failed: 2306, Parameter value policy error; IDN
mismatches with Language" will be shown.

 

And then:

1. Once the domain name is written, choose that domain's language.  

2. Click on Check availability and our system will automatically transform that domain name into an IDN domain. You can select the domain and proceed as a usual domain name, adding the contacts and nameservers.

When configuring the DNS, just use the IDN variant and it will work without any issues.

 

Via API

For registering IDN domains via API, you need to specify the IDN script (what language or character set the domain name is applicable to) in the additional data section of the request.

 

REST API

"additional_data": {
"idn_script": "SPA",
},

Please refer to the REST API documentation for more details and to see an example registration request: REST API - Create Domain
 

To see a list of IDN scripts supported by specific domain extensions/TLDs, you may use the following REST API calls and look for "supported_idn_scripts" in the API response:

REST API - ListTlds

REST API - GetTld 

 

XML API

'additionalData' => array(
'idnScript' => 'ENG'
),

Please refer to the XML API documentation for more details and to see an example registration request:

XML API - Create Domain

XML API - Format_Additional_Data

 

To see a list of IDN scripts supported by specific domain extensions/TLDs, you may use the following XML API calls and look for "supportedIdnScripts" in the API response

XML API - searchExtensionRequest

XML API - retrieveExtensionRequest 

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