Our stance is it should be left out of the public "Manage" and left to the RSP to unlock, I called a few of our customers that have multiple names here and they like the idea of a phone call to me, to unlock the domain even with a password. A few of them have had rogue IT staff obtain the pass, and then xfer domains to other registrars (against managements wishes)
It is our policy to NEVER hold a name "hostage" against the clients wishes, some times we'd like to due to payment/other issues however integrity kicks in, and we ALWAYS let the name go without a fuss. I honestly feel that 99% of resellers for opensrs have the same view, there is little point in using a domain as a hostage, once it comes down to that you've already lost the customer... why smear your good name. I'd say that if rogue domain locking becomes a problem... that opensrs deal with those RSP's on a one-to-one basis leaving the honest ones alone to run their business. In the few phone calls I made this morning, the majority of our clients with multiple names want them locked by default. Mark At 11:16 AM 4/23/2002 -0400, you wrote: >Well, there you go...some negatives to one positive. > >If anymore would care to chime in on this, it will help. > >I'm currently swayed by the notion that we leave this OUT of our manage >client for added security....we can deal with situations where a Reseller is >not around to unlock domains another way. > >Thanks, > >Ken
