Enom

From WHMCS Documentation

Supported Features

N.B. There is not currently the facility with eNom to renew the ID Protect service, so renewals of this service must be submitted manually.

Configuration

To setup the Enom Registrar integration in WHMCS, begin by going to Setup > Domain Registrars. Next choose Enom from the dropdown menu of available registrars and click Go to view the configurable options for it. You will then be asked to enter your username and password for your Enom account, then click save to complete. Next you need to register your server IP with Enom to be allowed access to your account as described below and then you just need to configure your domain pricing in Setup > Domain Pricing

IP Registration (Registrar Error Invalid Client IP)

• In order to use the Enom API, you must first contact them and let them know the server IP address where you will be connecting from (the server IP address where you have WHMCS installed)
• This is part of Enom's security measures to prevent unauthorised users being able to submit registration requests to your account.
• You can do this by opening a ticket with them directly to their API department asking for your server IP address to be authorized for access to your account

Expiry Date Syncronisation

As of V3.6.1, you can now have WHMCS sync the expiry dates of domains you have registered with Enom. This is particularly useful for domain transfers where the expiry date cannot be calculated automatically. We recommend running the sync once per week. To do that, you need to setup a cron job to run the file modules/registrars/enom/enomsync.php using a command such as the one below.

php -q /home/username/public_html/modules/registrars/enom/enomsync.php

Test Mode

To enable test mode in eNom, you must first tick the box in Setup > Domain Registrars. Secondly you must follow the instructions at http://www.enom.com/resellers/ResellerTestAccount.asp to setup your account on Enom's test server.

.ca Registrations

.ca Registrations require additional fields. A common error "Invalid registrant information" is caused by the location field. Instead of entering the full place name you should use one of the following province abbreviations:

• Alberta - AB
• British Columbia - BC
• Manitoba - MB
• New Brunswick - NB
• Newfoundland and Labrador - NL
• Northwest Territories - NT
• Nova Scotia - NS
• Nunavut - NU
• Ontario - ON
• Prince Edward Island - PE
• Quebec - QC
• Saskatchewan - SK
• Yukon - YT