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JuanR: /* Automatic Domain Synchronization */

2023-06-07T12:15:36Z

‎Automatic Domain Synchronization

2023-01-03T14:13:34Z

‎Domain name not found

2022-11-15T14:30:32Z

‎User not permitted from this IP address

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‎User not permitted from this IP address

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‎User not permitted from this IP address

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‎User not permitted from this IP address

2022-09-20T09:55:59Z

‎About this Module

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2022-04-22T18:27:46Z

2022-04-22T17:45:26Z

‎Test Mode

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 == Automatic Domain Synchronization ==
-−
 This module supports automatic domain synchronization for syncing expiry dates and status changes for incoming transfers.
-−
-To use this, enable '''Domain Sync Enabled''' in the '''[[Domains_Tab|Domains]]''' tab at '''Configuration (<i class="fa fa-wrench" aria-hidden="true"></i>) > System Settings > General Settings''' or, prior to WHMCS 8.0, '''Setup > General Settings'''. You must also make certain to configure the '''[[Crons#Domain_Sync_Cron|Domain Sync Cron]]'''.
+To use this, enable '''Domain Sync Enabled''' and [[Domain_Synchronisation#Configuration|configure the domain sync task]] at '''Configuration (<i class="fa fa-wrench" aria-hidden="true"></i>) > System Settings > [[Automation Settings]]''' or, prior to WHMCS 8.0, '''Setup > Automation Settings'''.
 == Troubleshooting ==

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 === Domain name not found ===
-This error occurs when the domain does not exist in your Enom account. This message will be displayed when a domain transfer is in progress but will automatically disappear when the transfer is complete.
+This error occurs when the domain does not exist in your Enom account. This message will display when a domain transfer is in progress but will automatically disappear when the transfer is complete.
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 === User not permitted from this IP address ===
-This error message indicates that you haven't yet allowed your server's IP to [[#Activation)|access your Enom account via the API]] as described in step 14 above. This must be done via the Enom website before you can use the integration.
+This error message indicates that you haven't yet allowed your server's IP to [[#Activation|access your Enom account via the API]] as described in step 14 above. This must be done via the Enom website before you can use the integration.
 The IP you need to authorize is typically the main shared IP of the server, usually most easily found from the IP your WHMCS license is assigned to, but if you're unsure or neither of those IPs work, then Enom can assist and advise you of the IP they see your connection tests as coming from via a support ticket.

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 === User not permitted from this IP address ===
-This error message indicates that you haven't yet allowed your server's IP to [[Enom#Activation)|access your Enom account via the API]] as described in step 14 above. This must be done via the Enom website before you can use the integration.
+This error message indicates that you haven't yet allowed your server's IP to [[#Activation)|access your Enom account via the API]] as described in step 14 above. This must be done via the Enom website before you can use the integration.
 The IP you need to authorize is typically the main shared IP of the server, usually most easily found from the IP your WHMCS license is assigned to, but if you're unsure or neither of those IPs work, then Enom can assist and advise you of the IP they see your connection tests as coming from via a support ticket.

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 === User not permitted from this IP address ===
-This error message indicates that you haven't yet allowed your server's IP to [[Enom#Activation)|access your Enom account via the API as described in step 14 above]]. This must be done via the Enom website before you can use the integration.
+This error message indicates that you haven't yet allowed your server's IP to [[Enom#Activation)|access your Enom account via the API]] as described in step 14 above. This must be done via the Enom website before you can use the integration.
 The IP you need to authorize is typically the main shared IP of the server, usually most easily found from the IP your WHMCS license is assigned to, but if you're unsure or neither of those IPs work, then Enom can assist and advise you of the IP they see your connection tests as coming from via a support ticket.

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 | premium = yes
 | transferout = yes
-| TLD Pricing Sync = yes
+| tldpricingsync = yes
 }}
 ==Activation==

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 # Click '''Save Changes'''.
 # In your Enom account, go to '''Resellers > Manage > API''' and add your server's IP address.
-#* You can find this address in WHMCS at '''Help > License Information'''.
+#* You can find this address in WHMCS at '''Help > [[License Information]]'''.
 #* If you do not do this, you will see a '''Registrar Error Invalid Client IP''' error.

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 Before you enable '''Test Mode''' in WHMCS, you must register on Enom's Reseller Test environment:
-# Log in to [http://www.enom.com/resellers/ResellerTestAccount.asp Enom's Reseller Test Account].
+# Log in to [https://resellertest.enom.com/resellers/reseller-testaccount.aspx Enom's Reseller Test Account].
 # Click all three links under '''Test Interface Options''' to configure the test account.
 # [https://resellertest.enom.com/apitokens/default.aspx Generate a test API token.]