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Does anyone know if the <svTRID> epp response is the 'first come first served' registration answer?

The reason I ask is that a domain was won tonight by someone using our system and the command was sent a fraction later and has a higher svTRID response than another sent using the same system on a different tag. Is the first svTRID not valid? The only other thing I can think is that the DAC reported the domain as available but the EPP still had the *old* registration present. This would mean that the DAC can report before the EPP.
 
As you're running drop systems wouldn't it be a massive advantage to yourself and your customers to investigate this type of thing in private rather than on a public forum :)

Grant
 
Not really. I already emailed nominet. Just something I'm not used to seeing. The fact is the system still caught the domain just seemed like an anomaly - I thought someone else might have seen the same. Also note the forum subtitle 'Discuss drop catching, companies and techniques.' This surely would fall under that?
 
Not really. I already emailed nominet. Just something I'm not used to seeing. The fact is the system still caught the domain just seemed like an anomaly - I thought someone else might have seen the same. Also note the forum subtitle 'Discuss drop catching, companies and techniques.' This surely would fall under that?

And I'm very glad it did.... :D

Thanks again Rob..
 
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