Re: [eppext] Fwd: New Version Notification for draft-brown-epp-reverse-00.txt

[Jothan Frakes <[e-mail]>]

>
> > There is nothing to "undo" a renew, but this might be nice, if you've
> added to many
> > years. Would not allow it if the expire gets to old by the undo.
> That's a policy decision. But I would not expect any sane server
> implementation to allow a <renew> to be reversed if it had exited its
> grace period.


​I dunno about sane - registry premium domains have revised the new
measurement for sane to be candid.  Especially related to premium renewal
rates (vs. everything at a flat regfee)

I am starting to see some registries make friendly amendments to their
premium renewal pricing - either accepting standard regfee as a 'deposit'
on the renewal (many registrars are still working the kinks out on premium
renewals) and then allowing the remainder amount to be paid out of band. ​

I have also heard rumor that some registries have chosen to relax their
premium renewals in order to keep two digit renewal percentages at the
anniversary of premium names, or forgiving them on a case by case basis.
An automated renewal -might- process with a premium price and need to be
rolled back, or vice-versa.

I could see the registry instead implementing undo somewhere in the mix
related to renewals in these situations.


Jothan Frakes
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On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 10:11 AM, Gavin Brown <[e-mail]>
wrote:

> Hi Volker,
>
> >> In order to reverse a command, the client need only record the
> >> <svTRID> returned by the server in its response to the command.
> >
> > is there a solution in case of the client was not able to receive the
> > answer due to a network error? These commands might not be undone
> > without the knowledge of the svTRID.
>
> Currently, the <svTRID> is mandatory but the <clTRID> is optional. This
> could be changed so that either (or both) can be specified. Thus, if the
> connection dropped before the client received the response, it could
> send a reverse using just its own <clTRID>.
>
> > There is nothing to "undo" a renew, but this might be nice, if you've
> added to many
> > years. Would not allow it if the expire gets to old by the undo.
>
> That's a policy decision. But I would not expect any sane server
> implementation to allow a <renew> to be reversed if it had exited its
> grace period.
>
> G.
>
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