EuroDNS
Connect EuroDNS to send domain orders and manage supported domain services through WISECP.
Access the Screen
Open: Products → Domains → Domain Name Registrars → All Modules → EuroDNS: {admin}/module/registrars?module=EuroDNS.
What Is on the Screen
The screen contains Module Settings, Import and Import Extensions tabs.
Prepare the Provider Account
Request reseller API access and separate test credentials from EuroDNS. Authorize your server’s outgoing IP and allow HTTPS port 20015. See API connection and environments. Live requests use secure.api-eurodns.com; tests use secure.tryout-eurodns.com. The test environment simulates orders without registry registration or charges. PHP cURL, DOM and intl are required. Prepare provider profiles and a DNS zone before using their related settings.
Settings
Tasks
Connect and Test
- In Module Settings, enable Test Mode and enter test credentials and optional profile IDs.
- Click Test Connection. It reads the TLD list; success does not validate profile IDs, DNS zones or paid orders.
- Click Save Changes and reopen the form. No separate WISECP server record is required.
- Verify an unsold test extension and test service before switching to live credentials. Check profile IDs again in the live account.
Import Extensions and Prices
Under Import Extensions, select extensions and a profit rate, then click Import. Existing assignments and prices can change; new extensions are created inactive. The catalog combines TLD information with setup, annual, renewal and transfer fees. Registration includes the setup fee; renewal excludes it. Failed TLD details are skipped. The preview can show zero even when importable prices exist. Check the saved prices, periods and currency before sale. Imported document flags are generic; provider-specific registry requirements are not automatically created.
Existing Domains
In Import, search or page through registered domains. Define the extension, select one domain and its existing customer, then click Import. An active annual WISECP service is created; no registrar transfer occurs. Check the owner, prices, dates and nameservers before continuing with more domains.
Manage the Service
Registration, transfer, renewal, one-year restore, nameserver changes and date/transfer synchronization are implemented. Open the domain under Orders → Services. Accepted requests may remain pending; inspect the provider result before repeating an order.
WHOIS supports contact updates and privacy changes. Privacy is a domain setting; the module has no separate privacy-purchase lifecycle. Transfer reads the auth code and manages transfer locking. Child nameserver objects, URL forwarding and email forwarding are not implemented.
DNS manages an existing EuroDNS zone: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SPF, SRV, NS, CAA, PTR and NAPTR. Creating a record does not create the zone. Use the correct provider DNS delegation for these records to serve traffic.
Things to Consider
The form’s Key Tag means DNSKEY flags; Digest Type means protocol 3; Algorithm keeps its meaning; Digest expects the Base64 public key. Do not paste a DS digest. Updates replace the complete key set while preserving other read keys; deleting the last key clears the set. Confirm extension and nameserver compatibility with EuroDNS first.
Live orders and privacy can incur charges. Avoid duplicate renewal through provider autorenew and WISECP. Local cancellation does not stop provider billing. Error 9998 means the outgoing IP is not allowed; 9999 indicates credentials. For HTTP 429, pause and retry later; the documented limit is one request per second with a burst of ten.
Required Permissions
Setup requires Domain Name Registrars permission. Service operations depend on the corresponding administrator or client permissions and provider account access.
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