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Cambio de Agente de Custodia de Datos de Registrador

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Los registradores que deseen cambiar su Agente de Custodia de Datos (DEA) deben seguir el proceso de Cambio de DEA de Registradores que se detalla a continuación.

Pasos del proceso

  • El registrador selecciona un DEA de Registradores de la lista en la página del Programa de Custodia de Datos de Registradores.
  • El registrador completa y envía el formulario de la Solicitud de cambio de DEA de registradores que se envía automáticamente a registrar@icann.org.
  • El registrador se pone en contacto con el DEA de Registradores para iniciar la ejecución del Acuerdo de Custodia de Datos de Registradores (RDEA). El RDEA se envía primero al registrador, luego al DEA de Registradores y finalmente a la organización de la ICANN para firmarlo. Las plantillas de RDEA aprobadas por la ICANN para todos los DEA de Registradores se pueden encontrar en la página del Programa de Custodia de Datos de Registradores.
  • Una vez recibido el RDEA debidamente firmado, el Registrador comienza a depositar con el DEA elegido y continúa depositando con el DEA actual.
  • El registrador notifica a la ICANN una vez que ha realizado el primer depósito completo exitoso con el DEA elegido.
  • Tras la confirmación, la organización de la ICANN envía una notificación de transición a todas las partes, que confirma que el RDEA anterior ha finalizado y que el Registrador puede dejar de depositar con el DEA anterior.

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