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In article <kjI78.40007$_F4.8514131@news0.telusplanet.net>,
 <swegner@telus.net> wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>In the effort to locate a decent .ca registrar for domains, I have noticed
>that different registrars provide different options as far as account
>administration goes.  For example, some registrars allow 4 DNS servers,
>others more.  It looks like Cira allows six NameServers so that's how many
>I'd like to be able to set up.  Another feature which most registrars don't
>implement is the ability to add a public PGP key to the Cira account.  Cira
>supports this and if added, encryption communication is used.
>
>Is anyone able to suggest a registrar or two who makes this configuration
>information available to it's customers?
>
>Thanks,
>Shane

I've supported 6 nameserver fields ever since we started supported
them under the old CA domain adminstration - I think that was back
around 1994, give or take a year or so, and it was my recommendation
to CIRA that got them to continue that support (they originally
weren't going to.  You'll find my DNS (nameserver) update for that
quite functional (see www.registry.ca).

As for the PGP field, honestly you're the first person who's ever
asked me for it.  I can certainly code a simple interface for it;
contact me privately if you'd like me to and you're willing to test
it.

Regards,
		--ed	(Ed Hew)
--
   CA Registry, CIRA Certified Registrar
   http://www.registry.ca/
   <registry@cs.utoronto.ca>,<registrar@registry.ca>