Netim

Connect your Netim reseller account to register eligible domains and manage their settings from WISECP.

Accessing the Screen

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

What Is on the Screen?

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

Prepare the Provider Account

Activate a Netim reseller account. In Netim Direct, open Reseller center → API – DAS – OTE. Obtain the API password from API Rest – DAS service. This differs from your panel password. The module uses REST 1.0 and needs PHP cURL and intl. Check the authentication and endpoints.

Settings

Available Actions

Connect and Check

1. Enter the credentials and nameservers under Module Settings. No separate WISECP server record is required.
2. Click Test Connection. It opens an API session; success does not prove sufficient funds or permission for every operation.
3. Click Save Changes, reopen the form and check the saved values.

Import Extensions and Prices

Under Import Extensions, select extensions and the profit rate, then click Import. Existing provider assignments and prices can change; new extensions start inactive. The catalogue supplies one-year registration, renewal and transfer costs, with a general 1–10 year range. Check actual registry periods, paperwork, privacy eligibility and premium prices before enabling sales. A zero or missing price does not mean the operation is free.

Existing Domains and a Trial

The Import tab lists account domains. Select a domain and its existing customer, then click Import to create a yearly active WISECP service. Define its extension first; this does not transfer the domain. This module's detail lookup does not receive the selected name through the standard import path. Treat import as unverified until a single controlled record confirms the customer, dates, price and nameservers.

Use a separate OT&E account and an inactive sales extension for trials. OT&E DNS requires ns1-ote.netim.net and ns2-ote.netim.net. Test availability and read existing settings first. OT&E cannot establish that a real transfer will complete.

Manage a Domain

Open the domain under Orders → Services. Registration, incoming transfer, renewal, restore, nameservers, transfer lock, WHOIS contacts and authorization codes are available. A submitted request may remain pending; verify its provider outcome before retrying. Scheduled synchronization reads dates and status. An authorization code may require a later lookup.

DNS supports A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SRV, TLSA, SVCB and HTTPS in the provider's zone. Use Netim DNS for these records to take effect. Child nameservers support listing and IPv4/IPv6 address changes; renaming removes the old address before creating the new host.

WHOIS edits existing contacts and can affect other domains sharing them. It does not submit an ownership trade. Privacy can be enabled or disabled; no separate privacy addon lifecycle is provided. Customer controls depend on service settings and access permissions.

URL forwarding saves DIRECT forwarding regardless of the 301/302 selection. Email forwarding supports individual prefixes and catch-all when the prefix is empty. Editing DNS or email forwarding deletes the old record before adding its replacement; failure can leave it missing.

Important Notes

Required Permissions

Configuration requires Domain Registrars permission. Domain operations also depend on administrator or customer permissions and the provider account.

Related Guides

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