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Exporting Protected Domain Names

As services scale, companies often need to protect hundreds of domain names in routine O&M. Manually copying domain names page by page is inefficient for synchronizing with external security systems, performing offline analysis, or managing a large number of cloud assets.

With AAD, you can export the list of protected domain names in one click, including the domain names, instances, lines, origin server IP addresses, and origin domain names. You can obtain a complete list of protected domain names at a time to centrally manage them.

Exporting Protected Domain Names

  1. Log in to the AAD console.
  2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Advanced Anti-DDoS > Domain Name Access. The Domain Name Access page is displayed.
  3. Select the domain names to be exported.

    • To export all domain names, click Export and select Export all data to an XLSX file.
    • To export specific domain names, select them, click Export, and select Export selected data to an XLSX file.

    If a message "FileName.xlsx exported." is displayed, the export is successful.

Description of the Exported File

Table 1 describes the content of the exported file.

Table 1 Parameter description

Parameter

Description

Domain Name

Protected domain name. You can click a domain name to view its Web CC protection details.

Status

Domain name status.

  • Normal: The instance is running properly.
  • Frozen: The instance is frozen.
  • Instance expired: The instance has expired. Renew it in time.

CNAME

CNAME information of a domain name. (Currently, only Huawei Cloud WAF CNAMEs are supported.)

Instance and Line

Instance line information of a domain name.

Origin Server IP Address/Domain Name

Origin domain name, or the origin server IP address of the domain name.

Service Type

Service type of a domain name.

Security Protection

Status of traffic attack protection, basic web protection, and CC attack protection

  • For a website service whose Origin Server Type is set to IP address, you can enable basic web protection and CC attack protection for your domain name.
  • For a website service whose Origin Server Type is set to Domain name, you do not need to enable basic web protection and CC attack protection for your domain name.

Enterprise Project

Enterprise project that the instance belongs to.
Parent Topic: Managing Domain Names