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What is the meaning of domain name status PENDINGDELETE? I believe many inexperienced people are at a loss about it. Therefore, this article summarizes the causes and solutions of the problem. Through this article, I hope you can solve this problem.

The meaning of domain name status PENDINGDELETE.

PENDINGDELETE: delete pending.

If a domain name is not restored by the registrar during the period when the domain name is set to REDEMPTIONPERIOD, the domain name will be placed in the PENDINGDELETE state and any request from the registrant for the domain name will be rejected

It was cleared after 5 days.

Annex 1:

Domain name status interpretation

1. The status of .com / .NET domain names includes:

(1) ACTIVE (activation status): when the domain name is in this state, it can be used normally, renewed normally, can be transferred, and the DNS and domain name information can be changed. In this state, users can also set it to locked status.

(2) Customer-LOCK (user lock): when the domain name is in ACTIVE status, it can be set and cancelled by the user. When the domain name is in this state, it can be used normally, renewed normally, cannot be transferred, DNS and domain name information cannot be changed, and this status can also be cancelled by the registrar.

(3) Registrar-LOCK (registrant lock): it is set by the registrar and cannot be cancelled by the user. When the domain name is in this state, it can be used normally, renewed normally, cannot be transferred, DNS and domain name information cannot be changed, and this status can also be cancelled by the registrar.

(4) Autorenew-HOLD (retention of arrears): it is set by the registrar and cannot be cancelled by the user. The domain name is set to this status due to overdue fees. When the domain name is in this state, it cannot be used normally, cannot be changed or deleted. It must be renewed before this status can be automatically removed.

(5) Registrar-HOLD (reserved by the registrant): set by the registrar and cannot be cancelled by the user. When the domain name is in this state, it cannot be used normally, cannot be deleted, cannot be transferred, DNS and domain name information can be changed, and can be renewed. This status must be removed by the registrar.

2. The status of .ORG domain name includes:

(1) OK (normal status): when the domain name is in this state, it can be used normally, renewed normally, can be transferred, and the DNS and domain name information can be changed. This status does not exist with other states below.

(2) Customer-DeleteProhibited (user limit deletion): the limit set by the user can be deleted by the user. When the domain name is in this state, it can be used normally, managed and renewed normally, and cannot be deleted. This status can also be cancelled by the registrar. At the same time, if the domain name is in arrears, it will be deleted automatically according to the deletion cycle.

(3) Registrar-DeleteProhibited (registrant limit deletion): the limit set by the registrar is deleted. When the domain name is in this state, it can be used normally, managed normally, renewed normally, and cannot be deleted. This status cannot be cancelled by the user. At the same time, if the domain name is in arrears, it will be deleted automatically according to the deletion cycle.

(4) Customer-TransferProhibited (user restricted transfer): the user can cancel the restricted transfer set by the user. When the domain name is in this state, it cannot be transferred, can be used normally, managed and renewed normally, and this status can also be cancelled by the registrar.

(5) Registrar-TransferProhibited (registrant restricted transfer): a restricted transfer set by the registrar. When the domain name is in this state, it cannot be transferred, can be used normally, managed and renewed normally, and the user cannot cancel the status on its own.

(6) Customer-UpdateProhibited (user limit change): the user can cancel the change of the limit set by the user. When the domain name is in this state, the domain name information and DNS cannot be changed. It can be used normally and renewed normally. This status can also be cancelled by the registrar.

(7) Registrar-UpdateProhibited (registrant limit change): the limit set by the registrar is changed. The domain name information and DNS cannot be changed when the domain name is in this state. It can be used and renewed normally, and the user cannot cancel the status by himself.

(8) Autorenew-HOLD (retention of arrears): it is set by the registrar and cannot be cancelled by the user. The domain name is set to this status due to overdue fees. When the domain name is in this state, it cannot be used normally, cannot be changed or deleted. It must be renewed before this status can be automatically removed.

(9) Registrar-HOLD (reserved by the registrant): set by the registrar and cannot be cancelled by the user. When the domain name is in this state, it cannot be used normally, cannot be deleted, cannot be transferred, can be renewed, and must be removed by the registrar.

Annex 2:

Explanation on the implementation of the new rule of domain name expiration deletion!

Verisign has changed the relevant rules for domain name deletion when it expires. Examples are as follows:

1: for example, the domain name aaa.com expires on March 01, 2003

2: starting from March 02, 2003, the ns of the domain name will be automatically deleted by the system, and the domain name cannot be resolved, but the domain name will be retained for 30 days. Users can renew it within this 30-day period.

3: if the domain name is not renewed within the 30-day period mentioned in 2, that is, starting from March 31, 2003, the domain name will become RedemptionPeriod, which will remain for 30 days. During this period, the domain name will not fall, but all commands except the restore command will not be valid for this domain name.

4: the domain name can be returned by restore in RedemptionPeriod, but you need to pay RMB 1000 (including one-year renewal) for each restore.

5: if the domain name does not have restore for 30 days in RedemptionPeriod status, the domain name becomes PendingDelete status (5 days) from 2003.04.29, and the domain name will be deleted on April 04, 2003.

VeriSign added three fields to its Registry Whois (.com and .NET) in January 2003:

Status 、 Creation Date 、 Expiration Date

Among them, Status has found eight states, which are:

1. ACTIVE: active status. Set by Registry; the domain name can be changed by Registrar; it can be renewed; at least one DNS is assigned.

2. REGISTRY-LOCK: locked by the Registration Bureau. It is set by the registry; the domain name cannot be changed or deleted by the registrar; the domain name information can be changed by the registrar only if the status is removed by the registry; the domain name can be renewed; if the domain name is assigned at least one DNS, it can be included in the zone of (root server of the domain name) (can be used normally).

3. REGISTRY-HOLD: reserved by the Registration Board. It is set by the registry; the domain name cannot be changed or deleted by the registrar; the domain name information can be changed by the registrar only if the status is removed by the registry; the domain name can be renewed; the domain name is not included in the zone (root server of the domain name) (cannot be used normally).

4. REGISTRAR-LOCK: locked by the registrant. It is set by the original registrant of the domain name; the domain name cannot be changed or deleted; the domain name information can be changed only if this status is removed by the registrar; the domain name can be renewed. The domain name is contained in the zone (root server of the domain name) (can be used normally).

5. REGISTRAR-HOLD: reserved by the registrant. It is set by the original registrant of the domain name; the domain name cannot be changed or deleted; the domain name information can be changed only if this status is removed by the registrar; the domain name can be renewed. The domain name is not included in the zone (root server of the domain name) (cannot be used properly).

6. REDEMPTIONPERIOD: Grace period. When the registrant makes a request to the registry to delete the domain name, the registry will set the domain name to this status, but only on the condition that the domain name has been registered for more than 5 days (if the domain name registration time is less than 5 days, it will be deleted immediately); the domain name is not included in the zone (root server) (cannot be used normally); the domain name cannot be changed or cleared, but can only be restored. Any changes or other requests made by any other registrant to this domain name will be rejected; the status will be maintained for up to 30 days.

7. PENDINGRESTORE: recovery is pending. When the registrant makes a request to restore the domain name in REDEMPTIONPERIOD, it is set by the registry; the domain name is included in the area (root server of the domain name) (can be used normally); changes made by the registrar or any other requests will be rejected Within 7 days, a registrar will provide the necessary recovery files to the registration. if the registrar provides these files within 7 days, the domain name will be set to ACTIVE status, otherwise, the domain name will be returned to REDEMPTIONPERIOD status.

8. PENDINGDELETE: delete pending. If a domain name is not restored by the registrar during the period when the domain name is set to REDEMPTIONPERIOD, the domain name will be placed in the PENDINGDELETE state, and any request from the registrar for the domain name will be rejected; it will be cleared after 5 days.

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