Transip

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This registrar module is developed by TransIP themselves https://www.transip.nl/pro/domein-registratie/whmcs-module/ so the vendor should be contacted for all related support issues. The following information is provided for reference only.

Configuration

To setup the TransIP Registrar integration in WHMCS, begin by going to Setup > Products/Services > Domain Registrars. Next click Activate next to TransIP from the list of available registrars to view the configurable options for it. The options are described below:

Endpoint

Module Settings
Private Key Generation

TransIP operates three brands; transip.nl, transip.be and transip.eu. The module works with all three, provided you select the correct brand with whom your account is held. So for example if you login at http://transip.eu you would select "api.transip.eu" from this menu.

Login

Enter the username with which you login to the TransIP website

PrivateKey

The Private Key is generated in the TransIP control panel, navigate to Accounts > Settings > API Settings and click Add Key Pair. Choose a name for the key (such as WHMCS) and click submit.

The private key will be presented to be copied and pasted into WHMCS.

IP Registration

IP Registration

In order to use the TransIP API, you must first enable it and then whitelist your server's IP address for access. This is done via the TransIP control panel, navigate to Accounts > Settings > API Settings.

  1. Select the Enable option and click Save
  2. Click Add IP-address and enter your server's IP address, then click Save.

Common Errors

Partially Loaded Page

If your server doesn't have SOAP compiled with the required functions in PHP by default then you will may find the module fails to operate entirely. To resolve this you will need to recompile PHP with SOAP support.

Updates Not Taking Effect

Due to the volume of requests throughout the day, the process happens asynchronously. Which basically means that the actual registration/updates attempt may happen up to a few minutes in the future, together with any exception triggered at the registries themselves by invalid data.

So for example if a nameserver change is showing as pending in your Transip control panel, it may not be possible to make other changes to the domain until the nameserver change has been processed.