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== Secure DNS (DNSSEC) Interface ==<br />
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===Secure DNS interface provided by the registry ===<br />
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Similar to the handling of contacts and nameservers, different ways exist for a registry to manage DNSSEC data for delegations:<br />
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* Secure DNS support '''not available'''<br />
* '''DS data''' based (e.g. .ORG)<br />
* DNS '''KEY data''' based (e.g. .DE)<br />
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The HEXONET API supports both types. The submission of both DS and KEY data at once is possible for any TLD, however just the type of data the registry actually demands is required.</div>local>ImportBot