How do I register domains using the Openprovider plugin?
Available in Clientexec version 6.7.0
To activate and begin using the Openprovider registrar module in Clientexec:
Go into your ClientExec installation.
Navigate to Settings > Plugins > Registrars.
Choose the Openprovider dropdown option.
Insert your Openprovider Username and Password.
You may configure the TLD (Top Level Domain) by:
Settings > Products > Products.
Click Domain (Domain) or whichever your domain group is.
Click Add New Product.
Insert the TLD (example: com).
Check which options suit you.
Click Save Changes.
You will now see more tabs where you should configure the Price, etc.
Navigate to the Advanced & Plugin Settings.
Select Openprovider in the dropdown. (The options below can be enabled or disabled at your discretion.).
Supported Features:
TLD Lookup
Domain Registration
Get / Set DNS Records
Get / Set Nameserver Records
Get / Set Contact Information
Get / Set Registrar Lock
Initiate Domain Transfer
To activate and begin using the Openprovider registrar module in Clientexec:
Go into your ClientExec installation.
Navigate to Settings > Plugins > Registrars.
Choose the Openprovider dropdown option.
Insert your Openprovider Username and Password.
| Register | Transfer | Renew | Domain Sync | Pricing Sync | Registrar Lock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
You may configure the TLD (Top Level Domain) by:
Settings > Products > Products.
Click Domain (Domain) or whichever your domain group is.
Click Add New Product.
Insert the TLD (example: com).
Check which options suit you.
Click Save Changes.
You will now see more tabs where you should configure the Price, etc.
Navigate to the Advanced & Plugin Settings.
Select Openprovider in the dropdown. (The options below can be enabled or disabled at your discretion.).
Supported Features:
TLD Lookup
Domain Registration
Get / Set DNS Records
Get / Set Nameserver Records
Get / Set Contact Information
Get / Set Registrar Lock
Initiate Domain Transfer
Updated on: 27/06/2024
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