Instructions

• Send to the appropriate address.
  
• Use a subject line of TAG account MODIFY.
  
• Use the 'account-id' field to specify an account, followed by the fields you wish to change; see the template below.
  

Operation template

operation: modify
account-id:
trad-name:
type:
co-no:
opt-out:
addr:
locality:
city:
county:
postcode:
country:
b-addr:
b-locality:
b-city:
b-county:
b-postcode:
b-country:
a1-id:
a1-name:
a1-email:
a1-phone:
a1-fax:
a1-mobile:
a2-id:
a2-name:
a2-email:
a2-phone:
a2-fax:
a2-mobile:
a3-id:
a3-name:
a3-email:
a3-phone:
a3-fax:
a3-mobile:
b1-id:
b1-name:
b1-email:
b1-phone:
b1-fax:
b1-mobile:
b2-id:
b2-name:
b2-email:
b2-phone:
b2-fax:
b2-mobile:
b3-id:
b3-name:
b3-email:
b3-phone:
b3-fax:
b3-mobile:

Notes

1. The account MODIFY template is a sub-set of the MODIFY template, omitting the nameserver, billing and notes fields. The corresponding account, contact and address fields have exactly the same effect in both cases.
   
2. The 'account-id' field must be specified as this determines which account is to be modified (note that this behaviour differs from MODIFY operations).
3. The 'account-name' field is not included in this list. This cannot be altered by the registrar. For further details see the registrant transfer process.
4. All of the same restrictions with account types apply as with the Domain REQUEST operation.
5. Changes to an account will affect all domain names on the account.

Reply template

Subject: Re: ACK TAG Account Modify

Your message has been processed by the UK NIC automated DNS
delegation system. The required additions/changes have been
made to the database and will become visible in the zone file within
thirty minutes.

The application to modify the account object with id xxxxxx below
has been processed successfully.

Regards

Nominet

Your original message follows
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Errors

After processing your operation the Automaton sends an automated reply.  If there is a problem with the operation then two different error conditions may occur

• non-fatal errors (warning messages) may be appended to successful replies.
• fatal errors that prevent the operation from being carried out; an error reply is generated.