> Perhaps this could help solve some of the legal problems? If the registrant
> has contractually agreed to provide the RSP a limited grant of access, then
> perhaps the RSP's access can be justified to ICANN. We are in a way the
> "secondary admin contact" or whatever you want to call it.
>
It should be noted that the tech-c is able to get COMPLETE control of the
domain with domains registered with NSI. You can even "lock out" the admin-c
and still let the registrant be admin-c. The only occasion where/how the
admin-c can take control over the tech-c is when he wants to delete the
domain or if he sends an authorization fax for changing the tech-c to him
(and is willing to undertake all the hassle until NSI will eventually process
such requests).
Kai
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