CentralNic

Connect your CentralNic Reseller account to register and manage domains through WISECP.

Access the Screen

Open: Products → Domains → Domain Name Registrars → All Modules → CentralNic Reseller: {admin}/module/registrars?module=CentralNic.

What Is on the Screen

The screen contains Module Settings, Import and Import Extensions tabs.

Prepare the Provider Account

Prepare an activated CentralNic Reseller account, API access and sufficient funds for live orders. Follow account setup. The API password can differ from the control-panel password. Use separate OT&E credentials.

PHP cURL connects over HTTPS to api.rrpproxy.net or api-ote.rrpproxy.net. If account IP restrictions are enabled, authorize the server or proxy’s outgoing IP; see API security. Confirm migrated accounts with the provider before changing modules.

Settings

Tasks

Connect and Test

1. Enable the test option and enter the test account.
2. Click Test Connection. It calls StatusAccount to check access. It does not test domain registration, prices or DNS changes.
3. Click Save Changes and reopen the form. No separate WISECP server record is required.
4. Switch to live credentials after verifying test operations. Keep test extensions unavailable for sale.

Import Extensions and Prices

In Import Extensions, select extensions and a profit rate, then import. Existing provider assignments and prices can change; new extensions are created inactive. The catalog imports active yearly zones, registration setup plus annual cost, renewal cost and transfer cost. Its 1–10 year limits and capability flags are generic. Confirm registry eligibility and premium pricing separately. The current extension preview can show zero although importable prices exist. Zero does not mean free.

Existing Domains

The Import tab lists provider domains. In this version, the selected domain name is not passed into its information lookup. Listing success does not establish that import works. Avoid bulk import; confirm one service in a test account or arrange an existing service record with your administrator.

Manage the Service

Registration, incoming transfer, renewal, restore, nameserver changes, transfer locks, privacy and synchronization are implemented. Open the domain under Orders → Services. Transfer eligibility is checked before submission; verify pending or failed transfers with the provider.

DNS supports A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, NS, CAA, PTR and NAPTR in an existing provider zone. Locked records are omitted; default TTL is 3600. DNSSEC changes replace the domain’s DS set, so preserve other valid keys.

WHOIS updates existing contact handles where available. A shared handle can affect other domains. Confirm contact reuse before saving; this is not an automated ownership trade.

Transfer can retrieve EPP codes. For .de, .be, .no and .eu it first requests an auth-code update. Confirm any required registrant approval in the provider portal.

Child nameservers can be added, edited and deleted. A rename deletes the old host before creating the new one. Email edits also delete before adding, so a failed replacement can remove the old setting. URL forwarding ignores the requested 302 method and reports 301.

Things to Consider

Required Permissions

Setup requires Domain Name Registrars permission. Service operations depend on the corresponding administrator or client permissions and provider account access.

Related Guides

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