Each domain registry works with different contacts, different rules for identifiers of contacts, with required items in the detail and other. Here is a detailed description of contacts for CZ domain.
Contact name(contact ID)
- For CZ domain names is possible to specify contact’s name before its creation. There is an available command contact-check for this register, by which you can verify that the name(ID) is applicable (not used, blocked ..)
- The contact name must contain only uppercase letters of the English alphabet, digits and dash.
- If the contact name will not be specified during contact creation it will be generated automatically.
Contact detalis
- cname – contact name (only when creating a contact), skip, or leave blank for generating automatically
- company – your company
- fname – your name – required
- lname – your last name – required
- email – e-mail – required
- phone – your phone +XXX XXXXXXXXX
- fax – your fax +XXX XXXXXXXXX
- dic – VAT number
- addr_street – address – street – required
- addr_city – address – city – required
- addr_zip – ZIP – required
- addr_country – country (ISO code, lowercase, CZ.NIC accepts all countries) – required
- addr_state – state
- ident_type – document type
- company ID (CID), identity card (IC), birthday date(DD.MM.YYYY), passport (pas), social affairs number (SAN)
- ident – document number (depends on ident_type)
- notify_email – notification e-mail
- disclose_phone – hide phone
- disclose_fax – hide fax
- disclose_email – hide e-mail
- disclose_ident – hide document
- disclose_notify_email – hide notification e-mail
Hiding items
In the contact for the .CZ domain is possible to hide some items in the contact details. It is an items phone, fax, e-mail, document, e-mail. If these informations are marked as hidden, you can not view them without authorization.
To the hiding there is an option disclose_* in contact detail, where is possible to insert flag to the corresponding node 0/1 (1 = hidden, 0 = public).
Exapmle
The request to create a contact in the registry CZ.NIC will look like this:
minimum:
<request> <user>tester</user> <auth>8b91c1b94fd9a4488dc3d9160eebbf25c0b2a03f</auth> <command>contact-create</command> <data> <tld>cz</tld> <contact> <fname>Jan</fname> <lname>Novák</lname> <email>jan.novak@example.com</email> <addr_street>Zelená 1568</addr_street> <addr_city>Minas Morgull</addr_city> <addr_zip>12345</addr_zip> <addr_country>vg</addr_country> <phone>+011 123456789</phone> </contact> </data> </request>
maximum:
<request> <user>tester</user> <auth>8b91c1b94fd9a4488dc3d9160eebbf25c0b2a03f</auth> <command>contact-create</command> <data> <tld>cz</tld> <contact> <cname>JAN-NOVAK</cname> <company>Great Silver Eye</company> <fname>Jan</fname> <lname>Novák</lname> <email>novak@example.com</email> <phone>+011 123456789</phone> <fax>+011 987654321</fax> <addr_street>Zelená 1568</addr_street> <addr_city>Minas Morgull</addr_city> <addr_zip>12345</addr_zip> <addr_country>vg</addr_country> <addr_state>Jihočeský</addr_state> <ident_type>op</ident_type> <ident>123567891</ident> <notify_email>honzanovak@example.cz</notify_email> <dic>CZ987654321</dic> <disclose_phone>1</phone> <disclose_fax>1</fax> <disclose_email>1</email> <disclose_vat>1</vat> <disclose_ident>1</ident> <disclose_notify_email>1</notify_email> </contact> </data> </request>