Enabling/Disabling an Acceleration Domain Name

Scenarios

After an acceleration domain name is added, you can enable or disable the domain name on the Domain Name Management page. See Figure 1.

Figure 1 Domain Name Management

Viewing Domain Name Information

Click Settings in the row of the acceleration domain name to be viewed. On the Basic Settings tab page, you can view basic information about the acceleration domain name. See Figure 1.

Figure 2 Viewing domain name information

Domain name statuses include Enabled, Disabled, Configuring, Configuration failed, Auditing, Rejected, and Deleting.

CDN services for domain names that have not been accessed for more than 180 days will be automatically disabled.

Enabling CDN

You can enable CDN for a domain name whose status is Disabled. CDN can be enabled in either of the following ways:

Enabling CDN for a single domain name

In the row of the acceleration domain name for which CDN is to be enabled, click More and select Enable. See Figure 2.

Figure 3 Enabling CDN for a single domain name

Disabling CDN

You can disable CDN for a domain name whose status is Enabled or Configuration failed. After CDN is disabled, CDN will no longer provide acceleration services for your domain name, but the domain name configurations will remain. To restore the acceleration service, enable CDN again.

To remain your site accessible, point your domain name to a CNAME record that is not allocated by HUAWEI CLOUD CDN at your DNS provider before disabling CDN.

Disabling CDN for a single domain name

Click More in the row of the target acceleration domain name and select Disable, as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5 Disabling CDN for a single domain name

Disabling CDN for multiple domain names

Select the acceleration domain names for which CDN is to be disabled and click Disable above the domain list, as shown in Figure 6.

Figure 6 Batch disabling