WHMCS | Setting up extensions

Individual Configuration of an Extension

When adding or manually managing an extension, you must understand all the parameters and know the expected values related to that extension. Although all gTLDs operate in the same way (due to ICANN rules), most ccTLDs have specific settings.

1. Pricing
   Use the values Registration Periods and Renewal Period that define the available years for this extension and activate the years in the pricing table.

   You can get a range (minimum – maximum):
   1-10 means 1 to 10 years (check all years)
   2-2 means 2 years (check only year 2)

   You can get a list (1:2:3:…)
   1:3:5 means 1 or 3 or 5 years (check only years 1, 3, 5)
   2:4:6:8:10 means every two years (check only years 2, 4, 6, 8, 10)

2. DNS Management
   This feature allows the client to manage their DNS settings. They can update DNS records as well as set up web forwarding.
3. Email Forwarding
   This feature allows the client to create email addresses that forward to the addresses of their choice.
4. Identity Protection
   This feature allows the client to mask their contact information in WHOIS.
5. EPP Code
   This feature must be checked if the extension supports EPP transfer codes.
6. Automatic Registration
   Select from the list of enabled registrars, Dotsoftextension, which will be used by default when registering a domain name in this extension.
7. Grace Periods
   Set the duration based on the value of Renewal Period Before Expiration for the grace period and the value of Renewal Period After Expiration for the redemption period.