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Net::Whois::Object::Role::APNIC(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation Net::Whois::Object::Role::APNIC(3)

Net::Whois::Object::Role::APNIC - an object representation of the RPSL Role block

The role class is similar to the person class. However, instead of describing a human being, it describes a role performed by one or more human beings. Examples include help desks, network monitoring centres, system administrators, etc. A role object is particularly useful since often a person performing a role may change; however the role itself remains. The "nic-hdl:" attributes of the person and role classes share the same name space. Once the object is created, the value of the "role:" attribute cannot be changed.

Constructor for the Net::Whois::Object::Role::APNIC class

Accessor to the role attribute. Accepts an optional role, always return the current role.

Accessor to the address attribute. Accepts an optional address line to be added to the address array, always return the current address array.

Accessor to the phone attribute. Accepts an optional phone to be added to the phone array, always return the current phone array.

Accessor to the fax_no attribute. Accepts an optional fax_no to be added to the fax_no array, always return the current fax_no array.

Accessor to the e_mail attribute. Accepts an optional e_mail to be added to the e_mail array, always return the current e_mail array.

Accessor to the org attribute. Accepts an optional org, always return the current org.

Points to an existing organisation object representing the entity that holds the resource.

The 'ORG-' string followed by 2 to 4 characters, followed by up to 5 digits followed by a source specification. The first digit must not be "0". Source specification starts with "-" followed by source name up to 9-character length.

Accessor to the trouble attribute. Accepts an optional trouble value to be added to the trouble array, always return the current trouble array.

Accessor to the admin_c attribute. Accepts an optional contact to be added to the admin_c array, always return the current admin_c array.

Accessor to the tech_c attribute. Accepts an optional contact to be added to the tech_c array, always return the current tech_c array.

Accessor to the nic_hdl attribute. Accepts an optional nic_hdl, always return the current nic_hdl.

Accessor to the remarks attribute. Accepts an optional remark to be added to the remarks array, always return the current remarks array.

Accessor to the notify attribute. Accepts an optional notify value to be added to the notify array, always return the current notify array.

Accessor to the mnt_by attribute. Accepts an optional mnt_by value to be added to the mnt_by array, always return the current mnt_by array.

Accessor to the changed attribute. Accepts an optional changed value to be added to the changed array, always return the current changed array.

Accessor to the source attribute. Accepts an optional source, always return the current source.
2021-04-10 perl v5.32.1

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