> Now, all a customer would need to do is:
> - register a name and not provide a profile username/password (gets assigned
> to my default profile)
> - contact us/Opensrs and get the password sent to them,
> - customer now has access to ALL domain names within that profile..
Actually, the default profile information should never be handed out to
someone other than the reseller.
>
> Now, I don't think that is good security.. It would make us look like NSI..
>
> And, it seems to me from everything you write that you have very few real
> customers (if any)..
And I think you have never experienced the smoothness of other registries than
OpenSRS ;-)
> Think of the implications for a company that has thousands of separate
> individual customers..
>
Think you could register domains for your customers just by filling out 5 or 6
fields and manage everything via email with a known API ;-) In that case you
can easily handle all the registrations via your own database instead of
coping with frequently changing program codes.
OpenSRS is a good system if you completely delegate "domain work" to your
clients, but it's a pain to use it on a daily basis on your own.
Kai
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