  Experimental and theoretical studies of nonlinear frequency combs in \chi^(3)
optical microresonators attracted tremendous research interest during the last
decade and resulted in prototypes of solitonbased steadily working devices.
Realization of similar combs owing to \chi^(2) optical nonlinearity promises
new breakthroughs and is a big scientific challenge. We analyze the main
obstacles for realization of the \chi^(2) frequency combs in high-Q
microresonators and propose two families of steadystate nonlinear solutions,
including soliton and periodic solutions, for such combs. Despite generic
periodicity of light fields inside microresonators, the nonlinear solutions can
be topologically different and relevant to periodic and antiperiodic boundary
conditions. The found particular solutions exist owing to a large difference in
the group velocities between the first and second harmonics, typical of
\chi^(2) microresonators, and to the presence of the pump. They have no
zero-pump counterparts relevant to conservative solitons. Stability issue for
the found comb solutions remains open and requires further numerical analysis.
