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Can the CNAME of an Acceleration Domain Name Be Directly Accessed?
Updated on 2023-08-25 GMT+08:00
Can the CNAME of an Acceleration Domain Name Be Directly Accessed?
No.
After a domain name is added, the system will assign a CNAME record to the domain name. Then, you need to configure a CNAME record with your domain provider, specifying that the CNAME record is an alias for your domain name. After the CNAME record takes effect, all requests for your domain name will be sent to CDN points of presence (PoPs).
Parent topic: Domain Name Settings
Domain Name Settings FAQs
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