Domain Details

Values can be: All , OrderDetails , StatusDetails, ContactIds , RegistrantContactDetails , AdminContactDetails , TechContactDetails , BillingContactDetails , NsDetails , DomainStatus , DNSSECDetails .

Values can be: All , OrderDetails , ContactIds , RegistrantContactDetails , AdminContactDetails , TechContactDetails , BillingContactDetails , NsDetails , DomainStatus , DNSSECDetails , StatusDetails .

Number of Orders to be fetched. This should be a value between 10 to 500.

Page number for which details are to be fetched

Order Id(s) of the Domain Registration Order(s) whose details need to be fetched

Reseller Id(s) whose Orders need to be fetched

Customer Id(s) whose Orders need to be fetched

Whether Sub-Reseller Orders need to be fetched or not

Product keys of the TLDs

Status of the Order. Deleted — orders deleted in the past 30 days. Archived — orders deleted more than 30 days ago. Pending Verification — registrant contact email verification pending. Failed Verification — orders deactivated because registrant contact email was not verified within the Whois Data Verification period.

Privacy Protection status filter. true — Privacy Protection enabled. false — disabled. na — not applicable (not allowed); search results include Inactive Orders as well.

Name of the Domain.

UNIX TimeStamp for listing of Domain Registration Orders whose Creation Date is greater than creation-date-start

UNIX TimeStamp for listing of Domain Registration Orders whose Creation Date is less than creation-date-end

UNIX TimeStamp for listing of Domain Registration Orders whose Expiry Date is greater than expiry-date-start

UNIX TimeStamp for listing of Domain Registration Orders whose Expiry Date is less than expiry-date-end

One or more parameters by which you want to sort the Orders. Values can be orderid , customerid , endtime , timestamp , entitytypeid , creationtime or creationdt . You can sort your results in the ascending or the descending order by passing the asc or desc parameter in the call. By default, the orders are sorted in the ascending order. Example: &order-by=timestamp desc Example : If page-no is 1, no-of-records is 30 and order-by is orderid; it will fetch the first 30 Orders which suit the search criteria sorted by orderid. If page-no is 2, no-of-records is 30 and order-by is order id; it will fetch the second batch of 30 Orders sorted by orderid.