Editing IE (section)

=== Connection to Ireland ===

With the update to Titan we implemented new X-Flags to match new requirements:<br><br>
'''X-IE-CONTACT-TYPE TEXT (COM|CHA|OTH)'''<br>
	The contactâs Connection to Ireland (CTI) category that is used to indicate how the Registrant meets specific presence requirements.<br>
	CTI category values include Charity, Company, and Other.<br>
	CTI category information is mandatory if you intend to register a .IE domain.<br>

Although there are several cases listed on the document-requirements site, there are only three (3) values for X-IE-CONTACT-TYPE.

	'''Company''' -> COM (requires X-IE-CRO-NUMBER in addition)<br>
	'''Charity''' -> CHA (requires X-IE-SUPPORT-NUMBER in addition)<br>
	'''Other''' -> OTH (can use X-IE-SUPPORT-NUMBER in addition)<br>

'''X-IE-CRO-NUMBER TEXT'''<br>
	The Companies Registration Office (CRO)identifier that can be used to ensure the company is in a valid state to be registering domains.<br><br>
'''X-IE-SUPPORT-NUMBER TEXT''' <br>
	The identifier for a charity or a supporting number (RBN or VAT, for example)for other contact types.<br>


'''New optional Flag:'''<br>

	X-DISCLOSE: The domain privacy setting for WHOIS information of private individuals configured as either (0)Private or (1)Public.<br>

	If you register a .IE domain and are a private individual, by default, the registry hides the contact data 
	you provide at the point of registration. 
	For those individuals who wish to make public their contact data, the registry allows for disclosure of the information at your request
	and approval. 

	You can set and/or update the parameter X-DISCLOSE executed through the domain name commands (AddDomain, ModifyDomain).

	X-DISCLOSE = 0 | 1 
	No support for using the X-DISCLOSE parameter with the contact related commands (AddContact, ModifyContact).