What is "clientDeleteProhibited"

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by smartcard, Feb 11, 2007.

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    I am trying to transfer some of my domains from GoDaddy to Domainsites but the Domainsites status shows "clientDeleteProhibited" for all my domains, and what is this reason?
     
    smartcard, Feb 11, 2007 IP
  2. MakeThatDollar

    MakeThatDollar Notable Member

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    I believe it means that the owner for that domain has selected it to be private and to have the domain status locked.
     
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    smartcard Well-Known Member

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    It is my domain, and the status is unlocked
     
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    MakeThatDollar Notable Member

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    You could just give GoDaddy a call. They have 24/7 support.
     
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    How long have those domains been registered with GoDaddy ? If it is less than 60 days, they will not allow you to do so.
     
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    You cannot transfer out in the 1st 60 days
     
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    Dave Zan Well-Known Member

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    "ClientDeleteProhibited" simply means the domain name won't be deleted. Since
    you're looking to transfer your domain names among registrars, look at the line
    "ClientTransferProhibited".

    CTP is the the Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP) version of "RegistrarLock".
    Without going into technical detail, EPP is a new registrar-registry system of
    commands to address certain issues more specifically.

    Verisign required registrars supporting .com and .net domain names to be EPP
    compliant since last October or they won't be able to issue commands for any
    .com and/or .net domain name they manage. In now using EPP, registrants will
    now have to both unlock their .com/.net domain names and request for their
    respective EPP or "authorization/auth" codes from the registrar you're moving
    away from.
     
    Dave Zan, Feb 12, 2007 IP