101domain

Connect 101domain to WISECP to sell domains, import existing registrations and manage domain services through REST and EPP access.

Accessing the Screen

Open Products → Domain Names → Domain Registrars → All Modules → 101domain: {admin}/module/registrars?module=Domain101.

What Is on the Screen?

Prepare Both Connections

Obtain EPP access and credentials from 101domain. A REST token does not replace them. For REST, the primary account needs 2FA or SSO. Open My Account → Developer Tools - API & MCP, choose permissions and expiry, then generate and securely store the token. See the official key guide.

PHP cURL, DOM and intl and HTTPS access to both addresses are required. There is no Test Mode switch or separate server record.

Settings

Tasks

Test and Save

1. In Module Settings, enter both credential sets and addresses. For testing, use only provider-confirmed test accounts and endpoints.
2. Click Test Connection beside Save Changes. It reads REST domain information and logs in through EPP without ordering domains.
3. Click Save Changes. Testing does not save; success confirms both connections, not every operation.

Import Extensions and Domains

1. Open Import Extensions, select extensions and click its Import button. Only extensions already known to WISECP are priced.
2. Under Products → Domain Names, check registrar assignments, currency and selling prices. Existing extensions can change using your configured profit rate.
3. Open Import, search or page through domains, select records and match customers and dates. Click that tab’s Import button.
4. Check each service’s owner, registrar and expiry. This creates WISECP records without purchasing or transferring domains; reading complete details needs both APIs.

Manage Services

Open a domain under Orders → Services; the related guides explain DNS, WHOIS and transfer controls. Clients manage their own domain services when status, permissions and enabled features allow it.

• Availability uses REST; registration, transfer, renewal, contacts, child nameservers and transfer lock use EPP. Transfer requires the current authorization code.
• Registration prepares four contacts. Supply full contact details and country-coded phone numbers, plus extension-specific fields for .se, .pl, .aero, .asia, .pro, .ro, .jobs, .uk and .us.
• Pending registration is not completion. Synchronization reads status and expiry; transfer synchronization does not send another transfer request.
• Authorization code retrieval reads the existing EPP code. Removing the client transfer lock cannot remove registry locks or holds.
• Nameserver saving replaces the full list. DNS supports A, AAAA, CNAME, NS, MX, TXT, SRV and CAA on provider-managed DNS.
• Include MX priority and complete SRV values in record content. Reopen the list after editing because record identifiers can change.
• URL forwarding supports permanent 301 and masked forwarding. The panel’s 302 choice requests masking, not a temporary 302 redirect.
• Privacy add-ons, restore, DNSSEC, email forwarding and balance queries have no dedicated implementation here.

Important Notes

Required Permissions

Setup requires Domain Registrars. Extension changes require Products → Edit; service actions require their corresponding permissions.

Related Guides

• Registrar Configuration
• Domain Extensions
• Service DNS Management
• Service WHOIS Contacts
• Service Transfer