DeleteDnsSec

Usage

This command will remove previously set DNS Sec on an specified domain, directly at the registry.

Availability

All resellers have access to this command.

Constraints

The query must meet the following requirements:

The login ID and API Token must be valid.
The domain name must belong to this account.

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You must pass in all four of the DNS Sec parameters and they must match what is set in order for the record to be removed. If you are unclear as to what the other parameters are, you can run the "GetDnsSec" command to return back all of the proper values.

Input Parameters

https://resellertest.enom.com/interface.asp?command=DeleteDnsSec&uid=YourAccountID&pw=YourApiToken&SLD={Required}&TLD={Required}&Alg={Required}&Digest{Required}&DigestType={Required}&KeyTag={Required}&responsetype={Optional}

Input Parameter	Type	Status	Description
command	string	Required	DeleteDnsSec
uid	string	Required	Your Account ID
pw	string	Required	Your API Token
SLD	string	Required	Second-level domain name (e.g. "enom" in "enom.com")
TLD	string	Required	Top-level domain name (extension)
Alg	string	Required	Algorithm used in generating the Digest value. Permitted values are: "3" - DSA/SHA-1 "5" - RSA/SHA-1 "7" - RSASHA1-NSEC3-SHA1 "8" - RSA/SHA-256 "10" - RSA/SHA-512 "12" - GOST R 34.10-2001 "13" - ECDSA/SHA-256 "14" - ECDSA/SHA-384
Digest	string	Required
DigestType	string	Required
KeyTag	string	Required
ResponseType	string	.Optional	The format that the system respond in. Permitted values are "HTML", "XML" for "TEXT" format. The default response format is "TEXT".

Returned Parameters and Values

Check the return parameter "ErrCount". If it is greater than 0, the transaction failed. The parameter "Err(ErrCount)" can be presented to the client. Otherwise, the process returns parameters as defined below.

Output Parameter	Type	Description
Command	string	Name of command executed
ErrCount	int	The number of errors if any occurred. If the value is greater then 0, check the Err(1 to ErrCount) values.
Err(X)	string	Error messages explaining the failure. These can be presented "as-is" back to the client.
ResponseCode	int	Numeric value to indicate success or error of the executed command.
ResponseMessage	string	Response messages explaining the status of the command response. These can be presented "as-is" back to the client.
done	boolean	"True" value indicates this entire response has reached you successfully.

Related Commands

AddDnsSec
GetDnsSec