Currently, when renewing a domain we use the RenewDomain command.
In case the domain does not support renewals, we use the SetDomainRenewalMode to set the domain renewal mode to RENEWONCE.
Some customers might prefer to always use RENEWONCE, as this adds a bit of protection against multiple renewals.
Example: domain is renewed manually because customer promised to pay the invoice and needs the domain available immediately, then when the invoice is actually payed the renew command gets triggered once more.
Currently, when renewing a domain we use the RenewDomain command. In case the domain does not support renewals, we use the SetDomainRenewalMode to set the domain renewal mode to RENEWONCE.
Some customers might prefer to always use RENEWONCE, as this adds a bit of protection against multiple renewals. Example: domain is renewed manually because customer promised to pay the invoice and needs the domain available immediately, then when the invoice is actually payed the renew command gets triggered once more.
Default setting retains current behavior.