Apparently:
STOPCSR shows on domain names that went through some STOP update
automatically (can be a deadline window that opens or closes, an IP that
was released, a ticket obtained for a STOP case etc... the only way to know
for sure what action happened is to actually log into the STOP database and
search the name.
NEULEVELCSR would appear for a case we manually modified (this happens when
STOPCSR fails to automatically update a domain in STOP. Every morning, we
receive a "failed" list for status changes. This usually is the case for IP
claim releases.)
Hope this helps.
sA
At 09:11 AM 5/10/02 -0400, Pflege@aol.com wrote:
>Allan,
>
>
>>STOPCSR
>>NEULEVELCSR
>
>
>Would it be possible for you to get an answer from the registry about
>the difference of the 2 above terms?
>Perhaps would be interesting for the other resellers too.
>
>Matthias
Scott Allan
Director OpenSRS
sallan@opensrs.org
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