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If you have opted to operate the registrar change handshake then when domain names on an account are requested to be transferred to your tag, you will receive one of the following authorisation requests.

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The following message was sent from the Automaton:

A request has been made to release the 4 domain names:

Domain Name|Registration Status|Expiry
automaton-example1.co.uk|Registered until expiry|20070607
automaton-example2.co.uk|Registered until expiry|20070607
automaton-example3.co.uk|Registered until expiry|20070607
automaton-example4.co.uk|Registered until expiry|20070607

by:

test@automaton.org.uk

to the tag:

TEST

Please reply by completing and PGP signing one of the following templates:

Template 1 - To accept

START OF ACCEPT TEMPLATE --
case-id:
accept:
END OF ACCEPT TEMPLATE --

Template 2 - To reject

START OF REJECT TEMPLATE --
case-id:
reject:
END OF REJECT TEMPLATE --

Account details for the domain names follow:

*account-name:
*trad-name:
*type:
*co-no:
*opt-out:
*addr:
*locality:
*city:
*county:
*postcode:
*country:
Notes:
  1. Blank fields are not included (they are shown in this example for illustrative purposes only).
  2. There are a number of possible values for the registration status.
  3. The PGP signature will differ for each message.
  4. The subject is "TAG Receive Request".
  5. The domain names all appear on a single account. Only the account details and main administrative address appear.
  6. The Nominet public key is available for download.
Part of the authorisation request includes templates for the reply. To accept the registrar transfer, reply to the message with just the first template:
case-id: 
accept
To reject the registrar transfer, reply to the message with the second template
case-id:
reject
Registrar transfer authorisation requests not responded to within 5 days are treated as if they have been rejected.
 
 
 

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