SetCatchAll

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Definition

Set a forwarding address for any emails addressed to nonexistent mailboxes.

Usage

Use this command to forward email addressed to nonexistent email addresses under a domain name. The domain name must be in our system, but the forwarding address does not need to be.

Availability

All resellers have access to this command.

Implementation on eNom.com

Log on to resellertest.enom.com with Login ID resellid, password resellpw.

https://resellertest.enom.com/domains/POPConfig.asp?DomainNameId=152533676

The Catch-All Email box at the bottom of the page uses the SetCatchAll command.

Constraints

The query must meet the following requirements:

• The login ID and password must be valid.
• The domain name must belong to this account.
• The ForwardTo address does not need to be in our system.

Input parameters

Build the query string using this syntax:

https://resellertest.enom.com/interface.asp?
command=nameofcommand&uid=yourloginid&pw=yourpassword
&paramname=paramvalue&nextparamname=nextparamvalue

 

Parameter	Status	Description	Max Size
UID	Required	Account login ID	20
PW	Required	Account password	20
SLD	Required	Second-level domain name (for example, enom in enom.com)	63
TLD	Required	Top-level domain name (extension)	15
ForwardTo	Required	Email address to forward mail to. Use format mailbox@sld.tld	130
ResponseType	Optional	Format of response. Permitted values are Text (default), HTML, or XML.	4

 

Returned parameters and values

Parameter	Description
CatchAll	Email address that mail will be sent to if the addressee mailbox does not exist
Command	Name of command executed
ErrCount	The number of errors if any occurred. If greater than 0 check the Err(1 to ErrCount) values.
ErrX	Error messages explaining the failure. These can be presented as is back to the client.
Done	True indicates this entire response has reached you successfully.

 

Notes

• The default response format is plain text. To receive the response in HTML or XML format, sendResponseType=HTML or ResponseType=XML in your request.
• Check the return parameter ErrCount. If greater than 0 the transaction failed. The parameter Err(ErrCount) can be presented to the client. Otherwise process the returned parameters as defined above.

Example