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We have $7.25 with a $99 payment with RoverNIC. They still offer top pricing of 6.99 too but don't know the full details. If do a lot of domain biz, chat with them and they'll give you a good deal.

First of all most hosts will install your own cert if you have a static IP. Secondly, you can even use shared ssl hosting without a domain warning as long as the domain matches the ssl cert. You needn't have a ded or vps for a ssl cert, just a host willing to do it. SSL is important. Without it, all of your info at signup, payment and provisioning is pretty clear plain text if it gets intercepted. Just my 2 cents

ummm ... so your server can pass information securely to and from the gateway.

I don't want to speak on Matt's behalf, but I am sure that over time, WHMCS will offer more complete and robust domain name management through it's own interface. There are only incentives to do so.

It is showing for me.

Either that or use forwarding to the domain where you use WHMCS, then pipe.

Adam, There are different ways of using the directi API to manage customers. With WHMCS, they have decided to have everything under one sole customer, because they thought it makes management easier. It does to a good extent -- for the you, the reseller. I know what you mean, although have no experience with AWBS. It makes also makes good sense to offer accounts as their own client at directi -- since the customer could theoretically go to your directi reseller site and manage the domain or add on products. This is something that will not be changing in WHMCS according to one of Matt's replies earlier this year. Once you accustom yourself, you will note that for basic management tasks, it makes it more manageable and simple.

I like the site itself...nice template. But the whmcs seems simply stuck in there.

Rob, if he cannot manage the DNS on the shared reseller hosting he uses, simply creating child nameservers for a domain (using A records at the registrar) WILL yield a **non-authoritative answer** and likely cause some problems... if you still think this is not correct, please explain yourself.

you can already do this with a bit of template editing and mod-rewrite.

>>It doesnt involve your host at all Bebop is using shared hosting with 2 of the servers, so he also needs to contact his host to set up virtual NS servers before registering the child nameservers. Otherwise it won't respond properly.

bebop, what you are attempting to do is perfectly workable, as long as you are authoratative for the names and ns records on the servers. For an NS server entry, the proper notation on your box is: domain.com. NS IN 172800 ns1.domain.com. domain.com. NS IN 172800 ns2.domain.com. ns1.domain.com. A IN 172800 1.2.3.4 ns2.domain.com. A IN 172800 1.2.3.4 for the child name servers at DI it should be: ns1.domain.com. A IN 172800 1.2.3.4 ns2.domain.com. A IN 172800 1.2.3.4 Note the periods after the domain names. Also note that the unless an ns server is actually setup and it responds to ns queries, it will not work. You need to be authoritative for ns and obviously have the NS server set up at your registrar, pointing to the correct IP.

this is not a bug and has been brought up before

no, I think it should be ok.

try it with another product and see if you get the same results with a correct URL. Also ensure that your site's URL in the configuration is 100% correct, as that can skew the links in the product areas.

does this work for any of your other product links?

Sorry to dig up an old thread. The telephone trigger on a certain dollar amount is needed. Also, am I incorrect here to say that AFIS is not part of the VariLogix check? If so, VariLogix is not checking anything, but just placing a call. So, I suppose it's still not possible to use the scoring from MaxMind and the calls from VariLogix? It would be nice if that sort of thing were possible.

>>Is the WHM Remote Access Key safer than user/pass? Arguably, yes, in the instance where the root user + pass give you access to the panels and sometimes shell, whilst the access keys limit you to the api. But in either case, if either gets into the wrong hands, damage can be done. Best policy is to secure your box, and practice wise security policies across the board. For instance, don't allow ssh logins with user/password, use a 256bit rsa hash instead, and limit the root logins to specific IPs, etc, etc, etc.

no and yes. By not possible I mean, just by entering the info as you would normally in WHMCS. To get around it, you can write a short script to wo "whois is paul999.nl" from an external script and modify the whois server list to point to the custom script to parse it.

auth.net = Authorize.net. It is for a real merchant accounts, meaning that your business accepts CCs directly through your bank. To your point, you could monitor the transactions and refund the payment, but doing capture only first allows manual review BEFORE any service is turned active.

Neil, WHMCS does Auth + Capture. There is no possibility to do Auth only without a building a custom payment module. You could do it yourself, or contact Matt to do this for you.

Unfortunately Google Checkout is geared to the traditional cart, just like 2CO and others. This makes it a poor fit for typical WHMCS usage. Just my 2 cents ..

>>as both use the same order form templates i dont think this is possible Actually, that can be done with the smarty, but you will have to query the database. I think what you are looking for is some sort of pre-requisite solution. Upon ordering, this can easily be accomplished if the user is logged in. If they are not logged in, then it is difficult to impossible since, unfortunately, WHMCS is not a cart, so a non-logged in shopper, even if they add a pre-requisite item to their cart, it wouldn't work. Okay, sorry for going a bit beyond, but to get back to it, check for an active product assigned to the user, if true, then show the add-on to the user.

Is this module also available to others? for purchase or will it be integrated?

1) The license is subject to WHMCS terms, but it doesn't expire after 12 months. It continues to function. However, for updates and support, you are required to buy the support option. 2) I don't know what you mean (dis-le en français) 3) The admin is in English only.