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DNSSEC is an extension to the DNS protocol to increase security across the internet. The following article introduces the concepts of DNSSEC and its implementation in Openprovider. Background information The DNS protocol translates a human-readable address lik...

As described in our introductory article, DNSSEC is a technique that allows a DNS resolver to validate the contents of a DNS zone by using digital signatures. This makes tampering with the contents of a DNS zone (for example IP spoofing) impossible. This artic...

For general information regarding DNSSEC please refer to the article DNSSEC in Openprovider. Domain update and transfer with or without DNSSEC The use cases below describe all steps to be done in order to update or transfer a domain without interruption of DNS...

Question What data should I provide to Openprovider to enable DNSSEC management if the zone is hosted on a custom nameserver? Answer The DNSSEC feature for domains pointed to custom nameservers allows to add and manage your DS records. You can check your confi...

Below is a list of all TLDs that currently support DNSSEC and their supported algorithms. Please note this list is continuously updated. Extension DNSSEC Algorithms Supported at [8,10,12,13,14,15,16] be [6,8,10,12,13,14,15,16] biz [6,8,10,12,13,14] cc [7,8,10,...

Domains Handle - a contact ID of Openprovider containing personal information such as name, surname, address, phone, company name. Types: private individual or company. Format: JA123456-HR (first two letters indicate Name and Surname, e.g. John Appleseed - "JA...