Below is a list of database objects and attributes. A complete overview of what is required and what is optional is found in the system documentation and in the help section for the EPP client.
More detailed technical information is found in the EPP interface documentation.
| Objects | Attributes |
|---|---|
| Contact, organization | Name (organization) Name (contact person) Identifier Address Country code Postcode Postal area E-mail address Telephone number Mobile phone number |
| Contact, person | Name Identifier Address Country code Postcode Postal area E-mail address Telephone number Mobile phone number |
| Contact, role | Name Address Country code Postcode Postal area E-mail address Telephone number Mobile phone number |
| Name server | Name of name server IP address Technical contact |
| Domain | Domain name Holder Registrar Technical contact Name servers Transfer code Data set for personal declaration DNSSEC data |
| Short description of attributes |
|---|
| Name (contact, person) Person’s full name Example: Kari Oline Nordmann |
| Name (contact, organization) Organization’s full name Example: Norid AS |
| Name (contact person, organization) If the organization is a domain holder, this must be the name of a person. Example: Ola Nordmann |
| Name (contact, role) Role title Example: Hostmaster |
| Country code, postcode, postal area (contact, organization, person, role) Two-letter country codes are defined in ISO 3166. ‘NO’ is a required prefix for Norwegian postcodes. Postcodes and associated postal areas must correspond to the Norwegian postal service’s address lists. A domain holder must have a Norwegian postcode. Example: ‘NO-7465 TRONDHEIM’ |
| E-mail address (contact, organization, person, role) The contact’s e-mail address. You may register more than one e-mail address. |
| Address (contact, organization, person, role) The contact’s mailing address. |
| Telephone number, mobile phone number (contact, organization, person, role) The syntax for telephone numbers is based on ITU E164. A telephone number begins with a plus sign (+), followed by a country code defined in ITU E164, then a dot (“.”) and finally the actual phone number. You can add extension numbers by adding an x at the end of the number, see example below. Example 1, Norwegian standard number: +47.73557900 Example 2, Norwegian standard number with extension number: +47.73557900×123 Example 3, Norwegian abbreviated number: +47.02800 |
| Identifier (contact, organization, person) The organization number is the identifier for an organization. If you do not provide an organization number, the system will generate a local identifier. Organizations with local identifiers cannot register domain names. A private individual must be registered in the National Population Register and must create a personal ID using our tool. The personal ID is the identifier for the person. Example (organization): 985821585 Example (person): N.PRI.12345678 |
| Name of name server (name server) Name of name server (machine). Examples: nn.uninett.no, ns1.example.com |
| IP address (name server) The name server’s IP addresses. Both IPv4 and IPv6 are accepted. If the name server is under .no, you must provide at least one IPv4 address if the name server responds with a glue record. If not, you can choose whether or not to specify an IP address. If the name server is under another top-level domain, do not specify an IP address. |
| Domain name (domain) The complete domain name. Example: norid.no |
| Holder (domain) The subscriber’s contact ID. The organization or private individual is registered as the subscriber for a particular domain name using this ID. Example (organization): TAH22O Example (private individual): US123P |
| Registrar (domain) Contact ID for the registrar managing the domain subscription. Registered automatically when the registrar creates the domain subscription in the registration system. Example: REG2 |
| Technical contact (domain) Contact ID for the technical contact (always a role). You may register several technical contacts. Example: UH12R |
| Name servers (domain) Name servers handling the domain name. You must specify at least two name servers by name, not contact ID. Example: ns1.norid.no og ns2.norid.no |
| Transfer code (domain) The transfer code (AuthInfo) protects against transfers to a new registrar without the holder’s knowledge. May only be set and changed by the registrar who is technically responsible for the domain name, and is hidden from other registrars. A transfer code is required. The code must have no less than 8 characters and no more than 64 characters. The characters must be from at least two of the following four character groups: A–Za–z0–9! # $ % & * + , . \ / : ; < = > – _ ? @Example: myZecret8fs123 |
| Data set for applicant declaration (domain) The data set must include the required values from the applicant declaration. Example: version: 3.1date : 2020-02-22T12:51:09Zname : Kari Nordmann |
| DNSSEC data (domain) This is a data set that must include the values from at least one DS record. In addition, associated key data may also be submitted, but this is optional. Example of required DS data: keytag : 24379algorithm : 5digest_type: 1digest : 43b670827d979202c297ec6e958c9653d8f14328Key data is optional. If submitted, the key will be validated against the associated DS record. Example of key data: flags : 257protocol: 3alg : 5pubKey : AwEAAfENT8LjD8ZdyVk59UhpzQqVyfIUwkGPImZr6lriB23GJw+S9taerp9/EMfONfnT+IVRW89BuUw16M/TWBkQBv0= |