This article describes the procedures and requirements of .ooo domain names.
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Successful domain registration via RCP or API requires:
- two or more nameservers or a nameserver group
- registrant e-mail address verification applies
Successful domain transfer via RCP or API requires:
- authorisation code
- two or more nameservers or a nameserver group
- registrant e-mail address verification applies
During the transfer period which can take 6 days, the current provider or the owner can reject to the transfer.
The registration period after a successful transfer will extend with 1 year, unless the transfer is ordered within the domain's auto-renew grace period at the previous registrar.
Problems transferring your domain?
Please take a look at this extended article for possible solutions.
Authorization code required | yes |
Method of confirmation | authcode,email |
Registration period after transfer | extends |
Average transfer time | Max. 6 days |
Advanced and simple transfers available | Contact our Sales department to check if easy transfer of 100 or more .ooo domains is available. |
Owner change (trade)
- requested as a normal domain update via RCP or API
- processed realtime
- both previous and new registrant will receive an e-mail. This is a notification only, no action is required.
- registrant e-mail address verification applies
Other update
- requested via RCP or API
- processed realtime
If as part of the update the domain owner’s e-mail address changes, we’re obliged to start a contact verification process if this new e-mail address was not verified before.
Delete
Explicit delete
- Requested via RCP or API
- processed realtime
- will directly result in quarantine (redemption period) (no soft quarantine applies)
Expiration
In case the domain expires (not renewed in time);
- will not be deleted directly at the registry
- will lead to soft quarantine, followed by regular quarantine
Restore / reactivate
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Registration agreement | The registry requires that a registration agreement is in place between the provider and the domain holder. The text of this registration agreement and any required supplements is the following: |
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