Add Domain
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First, resolve the domain to the CNAME of the CDN site.
Location of CNAME Display: Site Settings
After the resolution is complete, click to add the domain.
Shared Origin: When configuring a single or multiple domains, if more than one origin server provides the service, you can select this option.
Dedicated Origin: When configuring a single or multiple domains, select this option if there is only one origin server.
Supports Internationalized Domain Names (IDN): Non-English domain names can be entered directly without the need for Punycode conversion.
Protocol: The protocol used to pull content from the origin.
HTTP: Use HTTP to fetch content from the origin.
HTTPS: Use HTTPS to fetch content from the origin.
Follow Protocol: When enabled, the CDN will choose HTTP or HTTPS for fetching content from the origin based on the protocol used by the visitor. When this option is active, port mapping must also be enabled.
Port Map: When enabled, the CDN will determine the origin port to fetch content from based on the port used by the visitor to access the CDN.
Tags: You can add custom tags to domains for easier management.
Status: Toggle to enable or disable the domain.
When setting up domains and origins, any extra spaces can lead to a failure in adding them.
Certificate Types:
Automatic Certificate Issuance: Enable this option to automatically request a certificate. It will also renew automatically before expiration. You can choose a certificate provider (Let's Encrypt or ZeroSSL).
Manual Certificate Configuration: Click "Add Certificate" to upload and associate a certificate, completing the setup.
Force SSL: Forces users to access your site via HTTPS.
Apply for a Certificate Using DNS Verification: If you want to apply for automatic SSL for wildcard domains, you need to enable this feature.
Certificate: If you have added your own certificates in the Module Management -> Certificates section, the related certificates will be displayed here.
Auto SSL Provider: Choose whether to apply for certificates from Let's Encrypt or ZeroSSL.
DNS API Settings: For detailed operations, please refer to
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