PushObject

You can now move an object within your own environment respectively hierarchy from one account in a subaccount using the new command "PushObject". Objects are among others: domain, domain block, SSL certificate, web hosting product or mobile account. These pushs are possible: * From reseller to subreseller * From subreseller to subreseller * From subreseller to reseller (command must be performed through the reseller account!) * Contact handles will be cloned. * Does not work with TLDs that require a TradeDomain (instead of ModifyDomain) to change the owner contact! What does the PushObject command do in case of domains? The PushObject command does the following: Besides moving the domain from one account to another, the process clones the current contact handles and substitutes the current ones through a ModifyDomain command. This is done, to give the new maintainer of the domain access to the used contact handles. For a TLD where a TradeDomain is required to change the owner contact, this is not possible. A TradeDomain is, in most cases, not processed in realtime, requires additional documents, an authcode or combinations of them. Therefore, PushObject does not work for TLDs that require a TradeDomain. Additionally, .DK domain names cannot be pushed due to the limitation of modifications only being possible through DK-Hostmaster themselves. The PushObject command does NOT alter the domain renewalmode! If the domain renewalmode is AUTOEXPIRE/AUTODELETE and the renewalmode of the target account is DEFAULT (which is equal to AUTORENEW), the domain will expire/be deleted on the renewaldate, even if the account renewalmode is set to AUTORENEW/DEFAULT because the domain will keep its individual renewalmode. The renewalmode of the account itself will only be applied, if the renewalmode of the domain is set to DEFAULT.

command = PushObject
object  = (unique object identifier, e.g. domain name)
type    = DOMAIN|DOMAINBLOCK|WEBSPACE|CERTIFICATE|SERVER|MOBILE|TRADEMARK
target  = (target registrar / subreseller)

[RESPONSE]
code = 200
description = Command completed successfully
runtime = 0.107
queuetime = 0
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