Overview
After adding a domain name to CDN, if you need to stop acceleration or restart acceleration due to service changes, you can enable or disable CDN, review domain names, or delete domain names on the CDN console.
You can also click Export in the upper right corner of the Domains page and choose to export all data or selected data to an XLSX file.
Scenarios
The following table describes the functions.
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Add a domain name to CDN and configure origin servers and other information to accelerate content delivery. |
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Disabling CDN: Disable CDN for a domain name in the Enabled state. Enabling CDN: Enable CDN for a domain name in the Disabled state. |
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Delete a domain name in the Disabled, Error, or Rejected state.
NOTE:
After a domain name is deleted, the system automatically deletes its related configuration. To use CDN for the removed domain name again, re-add and configure the domain name. |
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Copy the configuration of a domain name to other domain names. |
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If a domain name is banned due to ICP license expiration, apply to have it reviewed after the domain name is re-licensed. Once the review passes, CDN unbans the domain name. |
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After the CDN service is terminated, Huawei Cloud CDN either redirects user requests to your origin servers, or, by default, disables your domain names. You cannot modify the service termination policy on the console. |
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Quotas are enforced for service resources on the platform to prevent unforeseen spikes in resource usage. Quotas limit the number or amount of resources available to users. If the existing domain name quota cannot meet your service requirements, submit a service ticket to request a higher quota. |
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