InternetNZ Registry Documentation¶
InternetNZ operates the registry for .nz, which means that we keep the definitive register of .nz domain names. In .nz the registry system is known as the New Zealand Shared Registry System (SRS) which was originally developed in 2002 and has undergone continuous development since that time.
As part of our operations for .nz we provide EPP Protocol, SRS Protocol and Whois Protocol access for the management of domain names by authorised registrars.
In addition to this we also provide other services such as the Registrar Portal and the Broadband Map API.
Contents¶
- FAQ
- General
- What is the SRS Transaction Rate limit?
- Why is there a transaction rate limit?
- How do I access the droplist/released names list?
- What is the process to follow for names that are being released by the SRS?
- What causes DOMAIN_BLOCKED messages when registering a domain?
- What causes MISSING_MANDATORY_FIELD (UDAI) errors?
- What is the registration grace period?
- What is the renewal grace period?
- When does the Grace Period end?
- Is there anyway to override the Registration Grace Period?
- Why am I getting 440 Request Denied or 441 Request Blocked from the .nz Whois server?
- How do I find out how many domains I have under my registrar ID?
- How do I get a list of domains under my registrar ID?
- What is a moderated domain and who are the moderators of a moderated domain?
- Can a Registrar provide a UDAI when the domain is in Pending Release?
- How many name servers can be specified for a domainname in .nz?
- How often do you publish changes to the .nz zone files?
- When do I have to provide IP address glue for nameservers?
- What is the limit of IP addresses that can be whitelisted for access to SRS
- Why is the SRS Production environment in Read Only mode?
- Why is the SRS Test environment periodically unavailable?
- Billing
- SRS Protocol
- EPP Protocol
- General
If you need any help please contact registry@internetnz.net.nz