Re: [regext] Delegated EPP

2018-05-30 Thread Pieter Vandepitte
Besides DNSSEC, I'm thinking of NS data and reseller data

kind regards

Pieter


> On 30 May 2018, at 11:10, Kal Feher  wrote:
> 
> Hi Pieter,
> 
> could you elaborate on what objects you think might be modified? Are you 
> thinking of anything other than DNSSEC material?
> 
> delegation of epp to 3rd parties that are unknown to the registry does have 
> some operational implications that need to be thought through. Although I 
> suppose this group isnt regops.
> 
> 
> On 29/5/18 6:13 am, Pieter Vandepitte wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> As I see discussions popping up now and then of 3rd party organisations 
>> having to modify registry objects, wouldn't it be an idea to design 
>> something like delegated EPP instead of implementing new protocols? 
>> Something like: a registrar assigns a group to an object, then generates a 
>> token for the group and shares it with a 3rd party. Could be more or less 
>> complex, introducing users, etc.
>> 
>> I'm probably reopening old discussions, but maybe worth thinking of.
>> 
>> Pieter
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Re: [regext] Delegated EPP

2018-05-30 Thread Kal Feher

Hi Pieter,

could you elaborate on what objects you think might be modified? Are you 
thinking of anything other than DNSSEC material?


delegation of epp to 3rd parties that are unknown to the registry does 
have some operational implications that need to be thought through. 
Although I suppose this group isnt regops.



On 29/5/18 6:13 am, Pieter Vandepitte wrote:

Hi,

As I see discussions popping up now and then of 3rd party organisations having 
to modify registry objects, wouldn't it be an idea to design something like 
delegated EPP instead of implementing new protocols? Something like: a 
registrar assigns a group to an object, then generates a token for the group 
and shares it with a 3rd party. Could be more or less complex, introducing 
users, etc.

I'm probably reopening old discussions, but maybe worth thinking of.

Pieter
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