القائمة
Set or remove the transfer lock on a domain using the dn CLI. Use when the user wants to lock or unlock a domain to prevent or allow transfers to another registrar. Partner mode only.
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Verify that the dn CLI is installed and configured. Use when the user first installs the domain-names plugin, or when a dn command fails because the CLI is missing or not set up.
View the WordPress.com shopping cart using the dn CLI. Use when the user wants to see what domains are in their cart before checkout. User mode only - not available in partner mode.
Check domain name availability and pricing using the dn CLI. Use when the user wants to know if a domain is available, see domain pricing, or verify multiple domains at once. Supports both partner mode (Domain Services API) and user mode (WordPress.com API).
Open WordPress.com checkout in the browser using the dn CLI. Use when the user wants to complete a domain purchase after adding domains to cart. User mode only.
Set up credentials for the dn CLI tool. Use when the user needs to authenticate, switch between partner and user mode, set up API keys, or connect their WordPress.com account via OAuth. Also use when the user mentions "dn configure" or needs to reconfigure their dn CLI setup.
Update domain contact information (WHOIS contacts) using the dn CLI. Use when the user wants to change owner, admin, tech, or billing contacts for a domain. Partner mode only.
| name | dn-transferlock |
| description | Set or remove the transfer lock on a domain using the dn CLI. Use when the user wants to lock or unlock a domain to prevent or allow transfers to another registrar. Partner mode only. |
Set or remove the transfer lock on a domain.
# Lock domain (prevent transfers)
dn transferlock example.com on
# Unlock domain (allow transfers)
dn transferlock example.com off
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
domain | Domain name |
state | on (lock) or off (unlock) |
wordpress.com/domains/managedn info <domain> to check current lock status