Multiple Nominet/Enom Modules

[roop]

Hi Everyone,

 

Having taken over another hosting company I have more than one Nominet IPSTAG. Is it possible to duplicate the Nominet module, and have different settings/TAGs for each of them?

 

The other company also uses OpenSRS where as I primarily use Enom, so that isn't as much of a problem but it would be nice to know if it's possible to use multiple Enom modules as well.

 

 

Many thanks,

 

Rupert

[othellotech]

no its not possible to use the whmcs supplied registrar modules multiple times

 

for the nominet domains - just bulk transfer them to your other tag

for the enom question - opensrs is not enom

[roop]

Hi Rob,

 

Thanks for replying. I was hoping you would see this as I thought you would be my best bet for a solution!

 

The reason for asking was to see if we could keep things separated so all the nameservers + contacts represent the correct hosting company name/tag etc, rather than trying to merge everything into a single brand/name, with the exception of a central billing system.

 

Thanks for the pointer about OpenSRS - I wasn't entirely sure about that! I was considering setting up a 2nd Enom account for the new brand, but if the billing system won't support it then I'll stick with one!

 

Rob do you manage multiple/different brands or do you merge/transfer all of your aquisitions into your main brand?

 

 

Thanks anyway,

 

Rupert

[othellotech]

Rob do you manage multiple/different brands or do you merge/transfer all of your aquisitions into your main brand?

 

Both

 

We have several brands which have their own WHMCS installs and are kept entirely separate, and are doing a general "debranding" excercise to bring most of them under one "roof" now.

 

We have a merge system to dump all the disparate whmcs systems into one central setup for reporting and trend analysis etc, about 60 custom reports and a whole plethora of cron jobs that do strange things to the DB's

 

We do actually run 3 different versions of the Nominet module to handle some of the tags in one system, the gpg config's a bit of a PITA but it does the job ...