NAME

IO::EPP::CNic

SYNOPSIS

    use IO::EPP::CNic;

    # Parameters for IO::Socket::SSL
    my %sock_params = (
        PeerHost        => 'epp.centralnic.com',
        PeerPort        => 700,
        SSL_key_file    => 'key_file.pem',
        SSL_cert_file   => 'cert_file.pem',
        Timeout         => 30,
    );

    # Create object, get greeting and call login()
    my $conn = IO::EPP::CNic->new( {
        user => 'H1234567',
        pass => 'XXXXXXXX',
        sock_params => \%sock_params,
        test_mode => 0, # real connect
    } );

    # Check domain
    my ( $answ, $code, $msg ) = $conn->check_domains( { domains => [ 'xyz.xyz' ] } );

    # Call logout() and destroy object
    undef $conn;

DESCRIPTION

Work with CentralNic APP API, Overrides the IO::EPP::Base functions where the provider has supplemented the standard

The main documentation is in https://registrar-console.centralnic.com/doc/operations-manual-3.2.6.pdf Other see on https://registrar-console.centralnic.com/support/documentation (Authorization required)

METHODS

Further overlap functions where the provider has features

login

Ext params for login,

INPUT: new password for change

check_premium

Get prices for premium domains

create_domain

CentralNic requires a domain price for each registration, need keys: cost -- the price of a domain, if the domain is registered for several years, the first year is the price of registration, and the remaining year is the price of renewal; currency -- price currency.

For IDN domains you need to specify idn_lang -- the code page of the name and uname -- the name itself in utf8

transfer

CentralNic requires a domain price for each transfer, need keys: price -- domain renewal and transfer price; currency -- price currency.

renew_domain

CentralNic requires a domain price for each renew, need keys: cost -- domain renewal and transfer price; currency -- price currency.

restore_domain

Domain redemption after deletion

AUTHORS

Vadim Likhota <vadiml@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.