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Enom's API Question

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How many times per second can you query the enom api without getting banned?
 
2 times per second.
 
2 TIMES PER SECOND PER NAME OR PER IP ADDRESS?
 
Probably 2 times per second per IP. Also, ALL registrars that notise that you script them they might cut you off if you abuse them.
 
Originally posted by Marty
Probably 2 times per second per IP. Also, ALL registrars that notise that you script them they might cut you off if you abuse them.

How do you mean Marty? They offer the API to you so why would they cut you off for using it? :confused:
 
There are always ways to abuse the API, ie you do automated scripts that do 100k checks per day or something
 
Oh ok.... so if you keep it within the range of twice per second per IP then u should be ok?
 
Originally posted by cyphix
Oh ok.... so if you keep it within the range of twice per second per IP then u should be ok?

bump.
 
Originally posted by cyphix
Oh ok.... so if you keep it within the range of twice per second per IP then u should be ok?

You could just right a script utilizing fake IP's though?
or even run a script from multiple machines with different IP's but working for the same master?
 
It is also a good idea to ask enom support about this.
 
Originally posted by Domainaholic
It is also a good idea to ask enom support about this.

Don't tell them you want to script on them. :D
 
Originally posted by .com.net.org


Don't tell them you want to script on them. :D

*confused again*
 
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