Help Center/ IoT Device Access/ User Guide/ Device Access/ Custom Device Domain Name
Updated on 2024-11-06 GMT+08:00

Custom Device Domain Name

Overview

A custom fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for a device to connect to IoTDA. With a custom domain name, you can manage your own server certificates, including the root certificate authority (CA), signature algorithms, and certificate lifecycles.

Scenarios

  • Managing the root CAs, signature algorithms, and certificate lifecycles of server certificates.
  • Disclosing the domain names to customers for branding.
  • Inheriting the original domain names and server certificates during migration.

Constraints

  • Only the standard and enterprise editions support this function.
  • Only port 8883 connected using MQTT takes effect.
  • The device must use TLS and support SNI (Server Name Indication). The SNI must carry the required custom domain name.
  • Only one custom domain name can be configured for an IoTDA instance.

Procedure

  1. Configure a custom domain name.

    1. In the navigation pane, choose Overview. In the Instance Information area, click Access Details.
      Figure 1 Obtaining access information

    1. On the displayed page, click Details in the Custom Domain Name column.
      Figure 2 Access information - Custom domain name details

    1. On the displayed page, click Add Domain Name, configure parameters as prompted, and click OK.
      Figure 3 Custom domain name - Configuring a custom domain name

  2. Create a DNS record. Contact the vendor to add domain name resolution to connect the custom domain name to the IoTDA access point. Obtain the access point by referring to Platform Interconnection.